Q&A | Moose Scouting | WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2020
- Join me today in Interior Alaska while we cover a few questions and talk through a few tips. Check out what's in my everyday carry on wildlife outings and the difference between Canadian and American MRE's, haha. Stick around until the end to check out the cow moose scouting we've been doing as we ramp up for the fall rut here in Alaska. As always, feel free to reach out in the comments with questions or comments! Thanks for watching.
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Beautiful!!...Moose, my favorite!! 🤗
Great video Cameron I use the same Peak Design strap and it is awesome .I wouldn't be without it now.
There are deals out there. I picked up a new Sigma 150-600 C on sale for $800 and a Nikon D800 for $500. Keep looking!
I have 600mm fl and D850 . Have Gitzo sires 4 tripod for 5+ years . Love it would not part with it ever. Love your stuff dude....keep it up.
Jason fraser Thanks man! so stoked you’re enjoying them🙏
My go to tripod is a Benro three series, not the carbon version and although it is a little heavy it is rock solid 👍, great vlog and images thanks for sharing.
Robus 5570 will not disappoint
Glad you recommended the d500 and 200-500! Ive spent the last couple weeks looking into cameras for wildlife and theres so much info and choices i feel like this is the most confused ive ever been lol. I was already looking at pairing these together so to hear its a solid combo is reassuring, feel like its gonna take a year to learn how to operate it tho lol. Theres some wolves near me i really wanna get some pictures and video of and think im about to ready to commit to a camera and lens setup to start. Been enjoying your videos, this is the 3rd one tonite and i just found your channel!
Sweet! Moose are some of my favorite critters to watch and photograph. You are certainly in a great area to do both. Thanks for sharing.🙂
Terry Roth stoked you enjoyed it Terry!🙏
Great video dude! I love these QnA type videos. Keep going bro!
awesome to see them in the water, they are so dang tall its amazing how deep they are willing to go for a good meal
Andrew Julian Photography that’s what i always think as well😂 that’s at least cheat high on me haha
Great video and insight into the gear you use. I have a D500 and have the 200-500mm and thinking of getting a 500mm f4 lens, would you recommend the G version since the new version for me is to expensive. Cheers, Ian
Great Video Cameron, they are beautiful images, I am jealous of them, all I have here are the deer, beavers, wild boars and some birds of prey in the Ardennes, if you are lucky, so praise your lucky one and continue to amaze me with your beautiful videos. Greetings from Rudy from Antwerp Belgium.
I use the Jobu Design Algonquin Tripod. Very light, quick to place down and unlock. UK company and a bit pricey but I look at like as an investment.
I see it looks like the Alaskan moose have to put up with ticks like the moose here in Ontario do...those little blood-sucking bastards are everywhere! lol Loved the Q&A format and hope you do these on a regular basis! And the shout-out to the Canadian Armed Forces MRE's was a nice touch :) Thank you for your service and for the excellent videos!!
You should do workshops for photographers visiting Alaska.
Matthew Patrick That’s the ultimate Goal, man! i would love to take people out to experience this.
@@cameronroxberry7014 I'd definitely be interested if you do!! Oh and as far as tripods you should check out Gitzo 3543xls Its what I use for my current set up ( Nikon D850 & 600mm f/4 ED ) load capacity is 50 pounds I believe. All in all a great tripod
@@cameronroxberry7014 count me in.
Only just started the video, I know its going to be a great video, the landscape around there looks amazing! would love to get there some day! - Photographing moose is also something I want, I havn't yet because they sadly dont live in my country :(. Hope you are having a great day and stay safe from Corona - thanks for the video :)!
NicolajVR thanks for watching Nicola! stoked you enjoyed it man!🙏
Hey used to have same or similar sirui tripod from and went for a Benro from the Combination 3 Series. It easy takes my 500mm f4D, doesn't move at all and not the most expensive, but very well build
Awesome video series Cameron. Thank you for your service. Can you send me a link to your website. Thanks, Mike
i use a leofoto ln 364c for both photography and long range shooting. hasnt let me down
I love my Gitzo 5543 Systematic Series 5 tripod.
I enjoy my Pro Media Gear tripod (TR424L is the model). I’ve also heard that Really Right Stuff (RRS) also makes good tripods, but I haven’t used them. Good video
Brandt Bennett i’ve been hearing more and more good about pro media gear. So, you’re pleased and would recommend them?
Cameron Roxberry I have been pleased. I haven’t hooked a video head up to it. But I like the quality and feel of it. I’ve had it for 2 years now, no complaints or issues so far
Cameron Roxberry I believe the Canadian MRE’s are better, the US ones are pretty hit and miss, mostly miss
Brandt Bennett Have you had any experience with them in the water? Do they hold up? Also, i agree 1000% 😅 Canadian MRE’s are in a different league. A league of actual food haha
Cameron Roxberry I haven’t. Nick Page did a review on one and cleaned it after salt water use. I think if I was going to be in water more I’d use a set of these photographyblinds.com/products/avocet-tripod-waders. Just as a way to provide a bit more protection.
Wide angle 70-200 lol definitely a wildlife shooter lol, I’ve been thinking about that pack or the shimoda still trying to decide.
Damn what a setting for a q&a. Im rocking an innorel tripod they're $300 or so on amazon and so far so good, carbon fiber, sturdy, would love a nice gitzo or RRS tripod but id rather put the extra cash towards a truck haha. Also completely agree with you on the behavior fulfilling you, for me its the behavior and sharing it with people that don't get to see that side of the particular critter
Tony Morrison i’ll definitely check that out man! was so stoked to see your question pop up man
Cameron Roxberry haha glad you liked it!
Lol at 70-200 being your "wide angle"
Definitely check out the Really Right Stuff brand. They are very sturdy, made of high quality materials, machined very well, and made in the USA...but they do command a premium price. Considering the weight (and price) of the 600 f/4, I would see them as a justified expense. I use their TVC-33 with the BH-55 ballhead at my work and after 7 years of use they are rock solid.
Jerry i think your spot on, Jerry.. after some comparisons i think RRS is the way to go..
Have a look at Gitzo tripods Cameron. Any chance you can do a video on ospreys sometime ?. Great videos & content, keep up the good work, cheers from Scotland :-)
BuckRogersLive i’ve definitely heard great things about Gitzo! i would love to shoot some ospreys but the only pair i know of have a nest atop a power line... doesn’t make for such great photography haha
@@cameronroxberry7014 , still be great to see an osprey video from yourself :-). Are you thinking of doing guided tours in the future ?, cheers again from Scotland :-)
I've been using the Leofoto LS-284 tripod. I prefer to keep my gear minimal and this tripod holds my Benro fluid head, Tamron 150-600mm, and Panasonic S1 good. It has a built in leveling system which is invaluable for when you don't have time to mess with adjusting legs. Also, I love that Atlas as well. Holds up well.
Matthew Falcon i’m unfamiliar with leofoto! i’ll definitely have to check them out. thanks for the input man!
Hi mate, I really enjoy your videos, good work. Why do you prefer the D850 instead of a D5? Could you explain why please? Best regards.
José Javier García Hey man! great question, i’ll cover this in depth in my next question and answer video!
@@cameronroxberry7014 thank you, greetings from Spain ;-}
Cameron, I'm sold on Really Right Stuff tri pods a utah company now there stuff is of excellent quality. I'd love to be one of your clients for Alaskan Photography.. Next may Bald Eagles at Homer.... ?
Really Right Stuff makes awesome tripods. Made in the USA too.
Awesome,like always,you probably can't fit that 600 in the athlete,I have the adventure pack.
Wayne Johnson definitely not, i was thinking i could probably rig something up with the adventure that may make it possible to hold the 600. how do you like it??
@@cameronroxberry7014 I really like the adventure,but some times find it a bit big,thinking of getting the athlete as well for in planes.
En mi caso uso un trípode de la marca Gitzo de carbono y aguanta por 25 kg.
I need one off those netting thingy's. Where can I find one?
maybe a military surplus store for cheap. if not amazon sniper scarf.
Great vlog. Thanks for sharing. I use the promediagear tripod. Check them out.
jamie burning That’s what i keep hearing, Jamie. i’ll definitely check them out! thank you!🙏
Cameron Roxberry it’s made in USA, as a matter of fact it’s made in Chicago IL. My home town.
Top video! regarding your tripod question I settled for LeoFoto and am very impressed b, their quality. It's a China copy of much more expensive brands. I have the LM 436 Summit series. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
Cheers and keep up the good work. Much appreciated.
Tom from Switzerland