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I don’t know how many times I have come back to your video, either as reference material or just to enjoy how your explanation of taking a photo comes across as so easy to understand, so I am left with “ so that is how you do it” you certainly have a talent for communication. Cheers Gary
this tutorial right here was probably the most useful I could find, as a beginner who just let his smartphone behind and started with a bigger camera. (OM-D E-M 10 Mk III) Most "tutorials" I found were all about "Buy this particular product" or "throw your money at that specific brand". Your tutorial was like, "remind the rule of thirds and use the basics to figure out your settings to get a similar result as in this image". And maybe use this free app, if you don't want to make the math in your head.
Thank you for this I have a Nikon d3300 and just tried the bulb setting and have a time setting as well will have to try it on a dark clear sky excellent vlog
Very informative video Gary. I may be missing something here but you had your histogram virtually to the right, and then doubled the exposure that was recommended? A number of photographers under expose on purpose and use post processing to get the details back. Aren’t you going in the complete opposite direction? And why?
Always enjoy your videos Gary, even the basic stuff like this - it does none of us any harm to go back to basics. But here's a useful tip that I saw a vlogger do years ago that you haven't done: attach a velcro strip to one leg of your tripod and the other piece of it to your intervalometer. That stops the intervalometer from dangling down and swinging about in the breeze, and you don't need to stand there holding it during really long exposures. Just remember to use the two second timer when taking the shot.
Maaaaan. The trick of Set your exposure, Then place the filter and then calculate +10 stops or use the app.!!! AMAZING! I Struggled a lot with this B shots.
Nice vlog Gary. There is always a place for a step-by-step tutorial such as this one with so many people picking up cameras for the first time. Photography is not an easy craft for a beginner but explanations like this makes the learning more interesting. When I started photography five years ago I started learning from books which is alright but videos such as this feels like you are giving people a one-to-one workshop and is far more informative. You are becoming my favourite vlogger.
Gary, its such a pleasure to watch your videos because you make it so simple to understand things. Well done indeed, it takes an effort to make such incredible content. Thank you!
Hi Gary I'm a newbie on your Tatorials, love photography. Just starting out. Got my new camera ect. Don't really know where to start🤔 but I'm so excited to give it ago. Got know idea about lens. But thankyou for your help and tips best wishes Janie👍
Excellent overview of the key success factors in a long exposure photo. I'm not totally new to this kind of photography, but still appreciated the quick and clear coverage of the histogram, a tool that I have neglected. Gary, one question: you mention that in Bulb mode on your Canon 5D3, you must use an intervalometer to end the exposure. With my Canon 5D4 Bulb mode you can specify exactly how long you want it and the camera closes the shutter at the end point. Perhaps that is an upgrade from the 5D3?
@@stephengibbons Right, I noticed towards the end that he was using a Mark II, but I believe he mentioned earlier in the video that he also has a Mark III.
I am really enjoying your tutorials Gary. Any chance you could do one on night time scenes (car light trails, night streets etc)? Keep up the excellent work mate!
Great video as usual. I am not a beginner in landscape photography or long exposure, but it is always a pleasure to listen to you and appreciate your art. Thank you.
Great vlog Gary and very useful. I have to be honest mate and tell you that are only one a few photographers that I follow that have maintained forward momentum during these difficult Covid-19 times, so well done. Keeping it interesting and focused with superb and very clear delivery. Keep well and stay safe, cheers.
Gary - just to say thanks for the heads up on 10 stopper ND filters... I'm off to St Michael's Mount this weekend, so for autumn light, gonna give it a try! Appreciate the work you put into these vlogs!
Hi Gary great video. Thanks for sharing. I would be interested in how you do the post processing at the same level of detail , you referred to more info on the more detailed editing but I didn't find where it was..... Could you help me and point me to the vlog on the editting ? Thanks Mike
Thanks a lot Gary, great video as always. Don't forget guys, if you're not using a mirror less camera. You should cover the view finder to stop light leaks. They can ruin a great image just as much as a sun flair would.
Great video, thank you! As a newby I have a question: why can’t I put on the 10stop filter and set my camera in aperture preset mode (if shutterspeed is less than 30 seconds)?
Can you please speak to why you use a graduated ND filter instead of exposing for the highlights and opening shadows in PS? Fiters are expensive and difficult to use and maintain.
Absolutely spot on Gary, top man on here for explaining things, I just wish some of the other RUclipsrs would take a note from your presentations, Thank You...
Very good! I often use multiple exposure with a Lee filter to extend the exposure time beyond 30 seconds. I set up for the normal exposure with the filter then run 3 shots on multi. The camera blends all 3 (or however many are chosen) images into one. It's not a way of increasing exposure time versus that calculated by the light meter, but it does allow the extra milkiness with water because effectively the scene is exposed three times at whatever exposure is set thereby multiplying the exposure duration at metered setting by 3.
Recently discovered your channel and I’m very glad I did. Great stuff on it and very interesting. The end photo here was stunning. I’ve never heard of B mode and I’m clueless about filters. I’ve lots to learn.
Great Vlog Gary, to explain how to capture a long exposure. Been doing photography for many years but I still love looking at vlogs that go back to basics just to see if I've forgotten something. We can all learn more
Great video - really well explained for a someone not used to doing long exposures but looking to try. Thank you Gary. I loved the colour image but the B&W works as well.
I must agree with Nigel King, you are moving along nicely with the uncertain times we are in, no whats in my bag or have you seen these filters round or square yet lol if you no what i mean. so good on you to still want to teach the basics of camera work, well done and I liked the b&w by the way.
Great video Gary. One thing you didn't mention, or do, is blank the eyepiece for the exposure. Does it not matter or does live view preclude the need for that little rubber widget on the camera strap?
Awesome as always Gary, I bought a Zomei 10 stop after last years video, but just changed it for a Hoya Pro ND, I have been out a few times with it and the images are getting better, mistake I made was I was shooting in AP. Thanks again.
Great video Gary. Maybe worth adding a tip to cover the view finder during longer exposures to avoid light ingress ruining the image. If you mentioned it and I missed it - apologies.
I should have mentioned it you're right. I rarely cover my eyepeice unless I'm shooting 4-minute or longer exposures. That's why I didn't mention it. Thanks xx
Love these videos...although I've been in photography for a ( ahem ) 'few years' ( like 57 lol ) you ALWAYS tend to forget 'something'...so seeing these is a great way to refresh your memory...and trigger a few ideas as well. Many thanks :-)
Another excellent video Gary, thank you very much. I did a double take when you recovered Bulb mode at 17 minutes odd having done so at 15 minutes but I see that it flowed better leaving the second mention in and it is sucha rare item it doesn't hurt having it twice.
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Fantastic video…probably the best I’ve seen on this subject. Thank you Gary!
No matter how much you know, there is always something to learn or re-learn. Great vlog, many thanks Gary.
Agreed 10000%
I don’t know how many times I have come back to your video, either as reference material or just to enjoy how your explanation of taking a photo comes across as so easy to understand, so I am left with “ so that is how you do it” you certainly have a talent for communication. Cheers Gary
Excellent video Gary. Very interesting and very well explained. Thank you :)
Thank you
Very nice Garry.
Love your fine art images.
Thank you for taking the time to do this tutorial. I always learn new techniques and ways to compose my photos.
Glad it was helpful!
I thought that was exceptionally well explained and thank you for taking the time to make the vid
Great image. I learn a lot from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure!
this tutorial right here was probably the most useful I could find, as a beginner who just let his smartphone behind and started with a bigger camera. (OM-D E-M 10 Mk III)
Most "tutorials" I found were all about "Buy this particular product" or "throw your money at that specific brand". Your tutorial was like, "remind the rule of thirds and use the basics to figure out your settings to get a similar result as in this image". And maybe use this free app, if you don't want to make the math in your head.
Another great video Gary, very informative
Just learning and you make it so fun and ez to understand
You’ve got a new subscriber. Just watched a couple of your videos and like your down to Earth approach. Looking forward to watching more..
Thank you for this video...So well explained...
Cheers Pete
Thank you for this I have a Nikon d3300 and just tried the bulb setting and have a time setting as well will have to try it on a dark clear sky excellent vlog
Thank you
Very informative video Gary. I may be missing something here but you had your histogram virtually to the right, and then doubled the exposure that was recommended? A number of photographers under expose on purpose and use post processing to get the details back. Aren’t you going in the complete opposite direction? And why?
Always enjoy your videos Gary, even the basic stuff like this - it does none of us any harm to go back to basics.
But here's a useful tip that I saw a vlogger do years ago that you haven't done: attach a velcro strip to one leg of your tripod and the other piece of it to your intervalometer. That stops the intervalometer from dangling down and swinging about in the breeze, and you don't need to stand there holding it during really long exposures. Just remember to use the two second timer when taking the shot.
As usual Gary great video...don't understand why people tick the dislike button... when your trying to educate them...
Always brilliant & informative
Fantastic as always Gary and thank you.
fantastic gary!!!! thanks.
Thank you Gary. You explain everything simply which as a beginner is great. Cheers.
Maaaaan. The trick of Set your exposure, Then place the filter and then calculate +10 stops or use the app.!!! AMAZING! I Struggled a lot with this B shots.
Nice vlog Gary. There is always a place for a step-by-step tutorial such as this one with so many people picking up cameras for the first time. Photography is not an easy craft for a beginner but explanations like this makes the learning more interesting. When I started photography five years ago I started learning from books which is alright but videos such as this feels like you are giving people a one-to-one workshop and is far more informative. You are becoming my favourite vlogger.
Interesting and helpful. Thank you.
Excellent and detailed description of long exposure photography. Thank you.
Great tutorial video Gary. 👌👌👌
You are like the Bob Ross of photography.
Very well explained. Thanks 👏
Spot on Gary like it 😊
Thanks Gary Fabulous I have learned something more about Photography.
Brilliant Gary Thank you 👍
Brilliant Gary, more like this please!
Thanks Ian. Any suggestions?
Really informative and well done. Thanks, Garry.
Ty Sir for taking the time to educate... 👍
Thanks Mr. Garry 👍
Cheers
nice job explaining.
Cheers Rich 👍👍
Gary, its such a pleasure to watch your videos because you make it so simple to understand things. Well done indeed, it takes an effort to make such incredible content. Thank you!
Hi Gary I'm a newbie on your Tatorials, love photography. Just starting out. Got my new camera ect. Don't really know where to start🤔 but I'm so excited to give it ago. Got know idea about lens. But thankyou for your help and tips best wishes Janie👍
Just so enjoyable and some good tips, best guy on You Tube. Love your Fine Art photohgraphy and help.
Thank you Gary 👍
Another great video with loads usefull informations
Very welcome, cheers Alex 👍
Great stuff, thank you sir.
Great explanations, but what's bulb mode again?
Excellent overview of the key success factors in a long exposure photo. I'm not totally new to this kind of photography, but still appreciated the quick and clear coverage of the histogram, a tool that I have neglected.
Gary, one question: you mention that in Bulb mode on your Canon 5D3, you must use an intervalometer to end the exposure. With my Canon 5D4 Bulb mode you can specify exactly how long you want it and the camera closes the shutter at the end point. Perhaps that is an upgrade from the 5D3?
He has a Mk11
@@stephengibbons Right, I noticed towards the end that he was using a Mark II, but I believe he mentioned earlier in the video that he also has a Mark III.
2 tips I would add, Gary. remove any camera straps when on a tripod, and cover the eyepiece when taking long exposures
I am really enjoying your tutorials Gary. Any chance you could do one on night time scenes (car light trails, night streets etc)? Keep up the excellent work mate!
Great suggestion!
Great video as usual. I am not a beginner in landscape photography or long exposure, but it is always a pleasure to listen to you and appreciate your art. Thank you.
Great vlog Gary and very useful. I have to be honest mate and tell you that are only one a few photographers that I follow that have maintained forward momentum during these difficult Covid-19 times, so well done. Keeping it interesting and focused with superb and very clear delivery. Keep well and stay safe, cheers.
I am brand new to photography. I appreciate you taking this step-by-step ~ thank you!
Very well explained - thank you!
I think you explained bulb mode twice. Great images
Very instructive video.
That last shot is simply stunning. Top work mate.
Gary - just to say thanks for the heads up on 10 stopper ND filters... I'm off to St Michael's Mount this weekend, so for autumn light, gonna give it a try! Appreciate the work you put into these vlogs!
A Masterclass! Nicely done Gary 👍Del
You have a nice signature
Always enjoy your uploads Gary I've learned so much from you your so good like I've said before at explaining what your doing.
Sound video Gary - great content & excellent explanation. I'd say great vlog for beginners & experts alike and those somewhere in between..... cheers
Hi Gary great video. Thanks for sharing. I would be interested in how you do the post processing at the same level of detail , you referred to more info on the more detailed editing but I didn't find where it was..... Could you help me and point me to the vlog on the editting ? Thanks Mike
Thanks a lot Gary, great video as always.
Don't forget guys, if you're not using a mirror less camera. You should cover the view finder to stop light leaks. They can ruin a great image just as much as a sun flair would.
Great video, thank you! As a newby I have a question: why can’t I put on the 10stop filter and set my camera in aperture preset mode (if shutterspeed is less than 30 seconds)?
Thank you very much for this tutorial. Greatly appreciated.
Can you please speak to why you use a graduated ND filter instead of exposing for the highlights and opening shadows in PS? Fiters are expensive and difficult to use and maintain.
Amazing videos.
Thanks! 👍👍
Absolutely spot on Gary, top man on here for explaining things, I just wish some of the other RUclipsrs would take a note from your presentations, Thank You...
I bought that cheap 10 stop ND you recommended last year. It works great and the slight colour cast is easily corrected.
thanks Gary another gem!
Very good! I often use multiple exposure with a Lee filter to extend the exposure time beyond 30 seconds. I set up for the normal exposure with the filter then run 3 shots on multi. The camera blends all 3 (or however many are chosen) images into one. It's not a way of increasing exposure time versus that calculated by the light meter, but it does allow the extra milkiness with water because effectively the scene is exposed three times at whatever exposure is set thereby multiplying the exposure duration at metered setting by 3.
Thank you once again for a really helpful video. I know we have seen some of this before, but for me it is great to get a refresher. Thanks a mil.
Cheers Brian 👍
Recently discovered your channel and I’m very glad I did. Great stuff on it and very interesting. The end photo here was stunning. I’ve never heard of B mode and I’m clueless about filters. I’ve lots to learn.
Great Vlog Gary, to explain how to capture a long exposure. Been doing photography for many years but I still love looking at vlogs that go back to basics just to see if I've forgotten something. We can all learn more
Great RUclipsr! highly recommended :)
Excellent video
Great video - really well explained for a someone not used to doing long exposures but looking to try. Thank you Gary. I loved the colour image but the B&W works as well.
Great tutorial and lovely images.
Thanks Gary been struggling with filters and focus , will definitely try this out and slow down .
Good tutorial and I love that picture.
Hi Carlo, thank you!
Hi Gary,
Another well executed video and explained very well.
Lovely images as usual.
Very inspiring and useful, creativity and knowledge it's a thing you have to give and sell, love your work
Nice video Gary, well explained in easy in depth steps and so easy to follow. Very inspirational, have not used filters before but will give it a go.
Im amazed when compacts can have a built in ND filter that more expensive DSLRs dont.
Thanks for the Lee filter app, very cool.
Mate, that final image... 😮 👍👍
Fab vid .
Cheeers 👍👍
Brilliant Gary. Very helpful thanks.
I must agree with Nigel King, you are moving along nicely with the uncertain times we are in, no whats in my bag or have you seen these filters round or square yet lol if you no what i mean. so good on you to still want to teach the basics of camera work, well done and I liked the b&w by the way.
great video Gary, I've not got a 9 grad filter, I think I need one, I try but its nothing like you get with my basic 10 stop, thanks very much
how did you blend the horizon line in the black and white image.
Great video Gary. One thing you didn't mention, or do, is blank the eyepiece for the exposure. Does it not matter or does live view preclude the need for that little rubber widget on the camera strap?
Awesome as always Gary, I bought a Zomei 10 stop after last years video, but just changed it for a Hoya Pro ND, I have been out a few times with it and the images are getting better, mistake I made was I was shooting in AP. Thanks again.
Sir the tutorial was very helpful.....One thing I would like to know that what should be the metering mode in such composition?
Seconded. Also, Gary, the 3 day March course North Wales and Ynys Mon I take it that does not include accommodation? And are you from there?
Gary you are really better than good. YOU ARE GOODER hahaha. Thank you
very wise words, excellent Gary
Great video Gary. Maybe worth adding a tip to cover the view finder during longer exposures to avoid light ingress ruining the image. If you mentioned it and I missed it - apologies.
I should have mentioned it you're right. I rarely cover my eyepeice unless I'm shooting 4-minute or longer exposures. That's why I didn't mention it. Thanks xx
Love these videos...although I've been in photography for a ( ahem ) 'few years' ( like 57 lol ) you ALWAYS tend to forget 'something'...so seeing these is a great way to refresh your memory...and trigger a few ideas as well. Many thanks :-)
Every day’s a school day, very clear and concise. Even repeating the difficult parts. 😀
Thanks Gary, Great Video, very good run through of long exposure photography thanks
Gary the king! Tks
Hi Gary, does that type of fine art photography only work with sea, water based images.
Another excellent video Gary, thank you very much. I did a double take when you recovered Bulb mode at 17 minutes odd having done so at 15 minutes but I see that it flowed better leaving the second mention in and it is sucha rare item it doesn't hurt having it twice.