Hey, my main camera body is the Fuji XT-4 all the images I made were with the 18-55mm Fuji kit lens (which is an awesome little lens), and I filmed myself with the DJI action 4. I do have some cheap CPL/ND filters and have been using them recently but I have come to the conclusion that for most of the scenes I would use one (i.e. river and waterfalls) the water is moving fast enough that I see no need to slow down my shutter further with a ND filter. That being said if I started to consistently take images at the beach and wanted to smooth out the water an ND filter would be super useful. I do really like images produced with a CPL filter especially at waterfalls for reducing the glare on the rocks and plan on investing in a nice CPL filter sometime soon!
@@tim.poirier Hey Tim, thanks for sharing :) Can you, please, share how you combat against condensation (while shooting on cold/freezing weather) and bringing camera to warm environment?
@@igihara2662 condensation is not too much of an issue for me. If my camera was inside and I go out to take images I wait until the camera cools down before turning it on initially, and the same is true if I go from outdoors being cold to inside I wait for the camera to warm up before turning it on. The biggest issue is changing lenses outdoors when it is cold which can sometimes cause the sensor to get 'foggy' and once again I wait for the temperature to stabilize before doing anything, I try to change lenses as little as possible when it is very cold outside particularly when there is lots of moisture in the air.
Wow Tim damn fine work, I have waterfall envy.👏📸
Haha thank you Mike, waterfalls are always fun to photograph!
You got some fantastic shots! Happy New Year!
Thank you, much appreciated!
Its TIMMY TUESDAY! I missed a video last week to post but glad we're back on schedule! Great video man!
Woot woot! Thanks Quentin, I haven't had time to watch many videos recently I've got some catching up to do! Happy New Year 🎊
Nice work 🙂👍💧
Thank you!!
Sempre bom pra assistir seus conteúdo feliz 2025
Happy New Year 🎊
Obrigado 🙏🇧🇷
Sup.
Should write what kind of gear you're using in this shots..
Have you consider investing into cpl/nd filters for longer exposures?
Hey, my main camera body is the Fuji XT-4 all the images I made were with the 18-55mm Fuji kit lens (which is an awesome little lens), and I filmed myself with the DJI action 4.
I do have some cheap CPL/ND filters and have been using them recently but I have come to the conclusion that for most of the scenes I would use one (i.e. river and waterfalls) the water is moving fast enough that I see no need to slow down my shutter further with a ND filter. That being said if I started to consistently take images at the beach and wanted to smooth out the water an ND filter would be super useful. I do really like images produced with a CPL filter especially at waterfalls for reducing the glare on the rocks and plan on investing in a nice CPL filter sometime soon!
@@tim.poirier Hey Tim,
thanks for sharing :)
Can you, please, share how you combat against condensation (while shooting on cold/freezing weather) and bringing camera to warm environment?
@@igihara2662 condensation is not too much of an issue for me. If my camera was inside and I go out to take images I wait until the camera cools down before turning it on initially, and the same is true if I go from outdoors being cold to inside I wait for the camera to warm up before turning it on. The biggest issue is changing lenses outdoors when it is cold which can sometimes cause the sensor to get 'foggy' and once again I wait for the temperature to stabilize before doing anything, I try to change lenses as little as possible when it is very cold outside particularly when there is lots of moisture in the air.