📷 📌 SHARP PHOTOS with a TELEPHOTO LENS | Landscape Photography Tips
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In today's video, I cover tips on sharp focus for shooting with a telephoto lens, cropping your landscape photography photos & much more.
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Hello Dave, good vlog, thnx. Just wondering: "Shooting in Aperture, Expose to the right, and then exposure compensation to left"? Why not shoot in Manual mode, you don't need Exposure compensation but you can dial directly to ETTR? Or am i wrong. BTW: with the D850 and the 70-200 F4, i always shoot F13. Way sharper than F8 or F9.
Thanks for watching. Good question. Because manual is an inefficient shooting mode for landscape photography when there is enough light for the camera to meter the scene. Here's why ruclips.net/video/zGvhWeSiXeA/видео.html
Dave, thanks for this video. Very good. I have a question...I purchased your video course where you setup the buttons on a Nikon D810 (I think that's correct). I purchased a D850 and want the same functions. Could you refer me to the video you prepared? --can't find it. Thanks in advance.
Email me, I'll help you out:) Support@DaveMorrowPhotography.com
Amazing photos and excellent tips.
Man, I will be doing a road trip up in Oregon and Washington in July.
I really want to see the Olympic National Park and the coastline. Heard some awesome cliffs there. You know of any good spots there I should stop by?
Thanks! Here ya go: ruclips.net/video/7FN9oGDt8mc/видео.html
Dave, have loved your tips and videos for several years. With RUclips there is an option for donating with Thanks $/Share the Love, where someone can donate to you. I know that your classes are the means by which you get $ for the hiking adventures you do, but I think a lot of people would be willing to do a one time donation (or more often.). Just a thought.
Hey DB, Thanks so much. I really appreciate the offer. I have a donation link that I never use lol;) Here it is. You can pick your price. No pressure to donate of course:) davemorrowphotography.thrivecart.com/donation/
Hi Dave ... thanks for the Video 📹 is it the Sony A1 Camera 📷 ? Please
You're welcome. Nikon Z7. Here's the full equipment list I use: www.davemorrowphotography.com/p/whats-in-dave-morrows-camera-bag.html
Thanks for making a great start to my day! You and my morning coffee really give my day the enthusiasm I love.
You're welcome!
Loved this video !! Can totally identify with that feeling of “I wish this sunset were better” that is the unique domain of the landscape photographer. Have fun and stay safe out there !!
Thanks! Will do man.
I'm really looking forward to Tamron and Sigma getting the Z mount protocols; the Tamron 70-300mm is incredible. For those who want to avoid cropping. But yeah, that Nikkor Z 24-200mm is a real winner for adventure shoots in general!
Great tips brother. Nothing better than being out experiencing nature with a camera!! Its so good for depression and our mental clarity.
Great vid man! As soon as I saw the peak I knew where you were!
Thanks! Love it out there. Solid wilderness.
Great educational material Dave.
Thanks Reid!
Hi Dave. I liked how you talked about your previous climb of Glacier Peak. Taking telephotos of previous routes and searching for new ones is how I got into landscape photography in the first place. I love fully exploring a certain area, like you said, so that each time you go opens new possibilities. "Oh . . . look at that ridge! I gotta go there!"
Hey! It's so addicting!
Dave do you have a direct email where I can ask a question?
Hey Gary, I answer questions each week for Pr Plus members of my Landscape Photography School. www.davemorrowphotography.com/upgrade-membership/ Otherwise, you're welcome to ask here & I may answer in it in a Q&A video. I don't answer questions via email. I would end up answering emails all day every day & no one else can learn if I answer via email.
@@DaveMorrow I understand completely. Real quick. Have a canon 60d. I feel it is very soft focusing camera. Using a Tamron 16-300 as walkaround. I feel to get good focus I am going to have to use Live view and use the 10x button to enlarge to achieve good focus or should I just try hyper focal and see how that works. Tripod broken and at this point can't afford one. Do you have any suggestions on how to hand hold(ha ha) in live view and keep camera steady to get the focus i want. Really enjoy your videos and very jealous of your trips.
Nice, thanks! Ps: You almost said it, but mirrorless cameras auto-focus better when the subject is brighter, so it’s worth setting your optimal exposure after you set your focus...I hope you tolerate fans making suggestions?
Anytime! I partially agree. I think it has more to do with contrast. If the scene was pure white, zero autofocus. Pure black, none either. When there are contrasted details the algorithm can "see" those much easier and lock in. ETTR helps a ton with this. Like you said, the correct exposure helps with focus.
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Awesome thank you!
Nice ! I've successfully photographed a lighthouse 8,3km away from me at 400mm and 1/10s on full frame DSLR. I got 1 sharp photo out of 7 attempts. Mirror lock-up, shutter on timer, IS off, tripod (of course) and I was leaning with my arm over the lens to further stabilize the setup
Thanks! Wish there was a super light weight 400mm. I'd love to carry one. They are super fun to shoot. 1/7 is pretty good at that focal length.
Hi Dave. Your videos are enlightening, inspiring and educational. Ever shoot in New Zealand or Japan? I live in Japan and love shooting all types of genres. If you ever need a base camp in Tokyo (not downtown, near Tachikawa) let me know. I’m retiring from the Air Force next month and my family and I will stay here. Truly love your approach and your educational. Thank you!!
Thanks Robert! I'd love to shoot in both places. They look awesome! I really appreciate the offer. Will keep a note of this. Really nice of you!
You can go to around 300mm if you change to DX mode, will probably finish up with a similar result. Might be an interesting comparison.
It effectively does the same thing, except the camera does the digital crop for you. I prefer to keep the FX version because then I have the outside edges if I need them... The results from the FX are actually a little bit better. Not sure why!
You friggin rock, Dave!
Amazing 😍😍😍
Thanks :)
Awesome video 🙏
Thank you 🙌
Good to watch; I like your decision making and explanations.
I appreciate that!
One nice thing about Fujifilm X series cameras is that they have all the color channels in the histogram visible in live view before you take the picture.
that's solid! Not sure why every camera doesn't have that. It's not like it's a hard thing to create.
You were certainly buzzing Dave as the enjoyment in this video was clear to see. When you are pointing out to the various ridge lines you have traversed, the sheer sense of scale truly is amazing
Those mountains are wild to hike though. Always gives me a rush:)
Hi Dave ,excellent approach technique and an incredible location congratulations
Thanks!
Another great video Dave. Thank you so much
Thanks for watching, John!
Yet another educational and entertaining video, Dave...NICELY done!
What are your overall impressions of that 24-200 lens? Ever wish you'd gotten the 2.8 (ouch...spendy!) version for better low-light performance?
Cheers!
Thanks Neil. No I don't recommend a 2.8 telephoto for landscape photography. It's heavy, expensive and you really don't need below f/4. Might consider it for a wide angle for night sky stuff.
@@DaveMorrow Thanks, Dave...kind of what I thought. I have that same 24-200 and it suits almost all my purposes, at least on the landscape side of the aisle. But, you know some folks...they slam the "all-in-one" lenses as always missing something!
Limited budget and currently exploring some F-mount lenses on an FTZii adapter for those more close-up low light situations.
BTW...if you ever find yourself down Bend, Oregon way and you need anything...place to crash, logistical support, lol...roadside assistance...give me a shout. Be a pleasure to met you and give you a hand. VERY small payback for all the great stuff I've gotten from you over the years...
Hey, kind of a semi-related question...you ever use / recommend Auto-ISO? I turn it off (as well as VR) when shooting from a tripod but turn both back on when shooting handheld. Just curious as to your experience...
Always enjoy Dave. I find I have to overcome the atmosphere on my long lens. Increasing the shutter speed as much as possible, even on a tripod/ Given the distance you were at, couldn't you have shot at a wider aperture and still had your frame in focus? That would help get the shutter faster.
Thanks Chris. Good to hear from you! Took a few at f/8, f/11 & f/16. 16 Ended up being the best in this case for that focal length.
@@DaveMorrow Hi Dave. Just found your channel. Great stuff! I like to shoot my Z7 in silent mold to eliminate the clunk noise and vibration. Is that what you are doing there? I'm in WA state so will follow you now.