Canon 70-300mm F4-5.6 L - Telephoto Waterfall Photography
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Can you use a telephoto lens for landscape photography? Turns out, yes! You can! In this episode, we explore the Canon 70-300mm as a lens for capturing amazing waterfall photography. Go beyond the traditional wide angle. Get in close and isolate fascinating little compositions that no one has ever thought of before. Capture the waterfalls within the waterfall. Start thinking in terms of telephoto, and a whole new world of creative opportunities will open up.
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Totally off topic, but SWEET bottle opener on your jacket. Props.
Cool to see Scott Falls make the cut! It's one of my favorites in the Yoop!
Although I have yet to try the L version of the lens, I have the cheaper older 70-300 version
I do a lot of family and friends weddings just as a favor to them as a back up to the pros. Favorite memory was a sad one but a brilliant moment.
The grooms grandmother Unfortunaly was in the late stages of Parkinson, and when ever a short lens was used, she got nervous and started to shake..
Between shots I got my Stalker lens as it now called out and took a photo without anyone noticing... as no one knew it was the shot used for the the thank you cards, and also a close up shot (at 300mm) of the grandmother was used at the her funeral as it was the only recent photo that they had that she was relaxed in...
Many thanks Geek! That was a very beautiful story. It's amazing how photography can bring out these amazing little moments in life.
Great video as always!
Talking telephoto... we always compromise the price, size\weight and aperture... I found my golden spot - *EF 200mm f/2.8 L USM II* . Yes, it does not have IS (modern R-bodies help it with IBIS, though), is not as versatile as 70-200 2.8 or as long as 70-300 4-5.6, but it is rather cheap for L lens, sharp corner to corner even wide open and way smaller and lighter than 70-200, while still being 2.8. Easily hand-holdable for a long time and not conspicuous. USM plus focus limiter also makes it lightning fast for action. Fantastic and unfairly forgotten lens.
Thank you for another great video, not to mention your radio voice and great writing! I completely agree with you. I have a Canon 100-400 L version II, and for many years I did the wide angle thing. When I tried my 100-400, everything became more interesting. I especially love doing panoramas with that lens.
Ha! Knew it! Telephoto lenses for landscape. Now we're cooking with creativity! Keep up the good work....
I have this very lens, and it’s one of the sharpest Canon lenses I own. Great for anything ! Love your videos & the places you photograph. Kudos !
Many thanks Hebert! Awesome lens for sure!
con que lente hace los planos de la entrevista o donde el narrador sale en pantalla????
would you recommend it for surf photography too?
I got one of these canon Lenses since 2015
The track in the beginning, please!
I hate unsharp water photos. I want to see detail. I want photos that shows what we see.