Just watched for this video for the 100th time before flying out to Australia on Sunday from the UK. Can't wait to see, hear and hopefully photography the birds in the state of Victoria!
Dear sir duade, I am a 13 year old wildlife photographer and i just discovered your youtube channel. I am totally inspired by you and i absolutely love your video's! Keep up the great work!
How many species you have there that are soooooo beautiful, Each one is amazing! From the Kangaroo to the smaller Warbler, it's just delicious to watch.
Thanks a lot for yet another great video and for sitting for so many scorching hot hours under that sweat bag. I love the wren and the common bronzewing.
Thanks, Duane. One of the fun things about your videos is seeing different birds than here in the US. Superb Fairy Wren and Sacred Kingfisher are not only beautiful, they have great names, as well. The kangaroos where a great bonus.
Patience, persistence, time, energy all sum up for a great body of work and the final results is very satisfying as a bird photographer. Duade is always great.
Hi Duade, Just watched this video again for what must be the 10th or 11th time, I'd love to see more videos like this ;) . I'll be visiting south Victoria in Oct/Nov from the UK and hope to see a least some of the amazing birds you have shared with your viewers of the past few years, all the best Jason
I love seeing the native birds there! I’m in the USA and it’s great to see all the different species, of course the kangaroo is also cool; I love the little joey by itself! Keep the excellent videos and photography coming!
Sir what a emotional and difficult b irritating situation rd 🐦 photoshoot memory card error 😱 tour so tired sir that hungry passion of bird 🐦 photography 👏👏👏👏👏👏 👍👍👍👍
Australia has some ridiculously amazing and colorful birds! Up here in the northern Hemisphere we have very drab birds by comparison. Although you can keep the scorching hot temps!
I loved this video. Wonderful images and you are a gifted story teller. What is so enjoyable is that it is a realistic "day in the life" presentation of any wildlife photographer. A bit of luck is helpful, but a measure of effort, patience and skill is absolutely required. It so reassuring to realize someone else is having game not show up and gear malfunctioning, all while sitting quietly in camo at daybreak needing to answer the call of nature.
Bloody fantastic, m8!... love the setups. Miss Aussie bird life... especially the lorikeets in the grevillea and black palm cockies... kookaburras are good too when they hear a good joke. But best memories are the Morning wake up call of Aussie Magpies. Thanks for the memories. I went walkabout and ended up in SoCal USA.
I like the way that you show how you've set up the shot, perches blinds etc., gives us good tips on how simple this can be giving us confidence to have a go. Thanks
Well done Duade! I enjoyed you sharing the effort you put into getting the shot your after. It make me feel good to know I'm not the only one chasing a bird. I have now filmed myself 3 days in a hide waiting for a Coopers Hawk. Great shots you captured. I really enjoyed the kangaroos to. Keep up the great content Bill
Thanks Bill, I hope you got your Cooper's Hawk, yes it often takes a lot of time and patience to get certain species. It helps that I enjoy being out in the bush and just spending time with birds. Cheers, Duade 👍
@@Duade I did and I didn't. I have been in my hide, very cold here now, trying for some niceshots of a large mature Coopers. Its not cooperating. But an immature bird did show up and stayed for a very nice shoot. It would take me the rest of the winter to process all I shot.
I live in Canada, about 100 miles north of Ottawa, and often sit in my blind in January at -10 to 20C. A different sort of endurance. I don't think I could handle 42 C though. Great work!
Awesome Duade...really enjoyed the bird photos and the kangaroos were a bonus. Really enjoy your channel with all the teaching that you do. Looking forward to your next video.
All your photos are well laid out and educational. Even though I have been photographing birds for years now here in south Texas, I always learn something new and I have incorporated them into my field photography and my editing process. I have just gotten the new Canon R7 (previous and still owned cameras: 7D Mark 2, 5D Mark 4, and R5). I am presently shooting with the Sigma 150-600 and based on your recommendations, I am presently saving for the Canon 100-500 RF lens. Thanks again and I look forward to more bird photography adventures and learning tips!
Thanks for the support Allen, sounds like you have lots of experience and have used all the same cameras as I have during my journey. Good luck saving for the 100-500. Cheers, Duade
Thanks Duade what a marvelous video, I really appreciated it. I am amazed at how the camera can track the eye. I love Sacred Kingfishers, they are lovely little creatures. Full marks for perseverance on a hot day. That is one of the things we have to cope with in Australia. That and the strong light which can be both a negative and a positive.
Like your RUclipss. Live in South Central Texas. Similar climate, but no kangaroos. Am shooting birds using R6 with RF800f8, RF100-500 , RF 1.4 extender. Had similar issue with a card that had been used with the R6 and with a RP. Canon Pro-Rep recommended to never use cards between different Canon models without using this formatting procedure:. Format cards with your COMPUTER then format card with the CAMERA you plan to use. That should clean up your cards.
I like the way that you show the fial photo and then what the Raw file looked like and how much cropping that you had to do plus I always like to see the exif data that you show.. Helps me learn.. Well done.
Really enjoy watching your videos on how you stage branches etc to attract the birds. Very helpful, and your presentation of your techniques and post-processing workflows in previous videos are very informative. This video makes me miss the Aussie summers, for sure.
Thanks Duade for enduring the 3 hottest days this summer. to bring us some great footage and images. i suspect you are in the same general part of the state. A question if i may. Do you find the Muckboots get rather hot in this weather.?
Gday John, my pleasure, if I am not doing too much walking the boots are fine. They seem to breath fairly well and are very comfortable for gumboots. I guess I am a little lazy at times and just like to slip on the boots and not have to worry about them getting dirty, or grass stuck in them and I also have the small protection from snakes and ants etc. Cheers, Duade
The R6 rocks. When posted online or upscaled using photoshop for printing the photos look just good as compared to the R5 . The only disadvantage is when you heavily crop but still most of the time it is acceptable. The R5s (rumored 90 megapixel) and the R7 (rumored APS-C 32 megapixel) coming this year would be more suitable for wildlife but overall the R6 is still really good most of the time and I have no regrets buying it.
Fantastic review again.... I long for summer being in Sweden... Just got my R6 after replacing the EOSR. I will use it with the 100-400 + the converter 1x4.... We'll se the result... Thank you again for this fantastic experience....
A cracking video and kudos for enduring the heat 3 days running. Glad you got the kingfisher shot given your tech issues - it was magnificent. I love how the video shots the AF at work - they appear to have nailed the animal feature. Keep up the great work, Duade
I love how you show your raw file and how you cropped and edited it. I have been on the fence with the R6 because of its 20mp. But seeing the amount of detail you maintain in your shots even after cropping 30% or more is making me think of picking one up. The R5 is super nice but I am not a paid photographer yet and I am not rich. So it’s more then i want to spend on a camera at the moment. But the r6 is that sweet spot. Great work!
I've had the R6 for 11 months and absolutely love it. I also have the M50 (24mp) for 2.5 years. Because the R6 has a full frame sensor and a higher quality sensor, the image is far superior to the M50. The R5 certainly is a great camera, but you need to be prepared to store and process the large files. They can bring a mid-range computer own to its knees, not to mention the graphics card.
Thanks Mike, I had to google Ken Burns effect :-) Yes seems to work well with the large photos which allows you to show nice detail zoomed in. Cheers, Duade
Great video mate, really enjoy your content. You must be northern Vic because down south I don’t think we’ve registered a hot day this summer 😂 but at least no devastating fires.
As someone who shoots on an EOS RP, I'm so envious of the eye AF. It's so quick and nails the shots what looks to be 99% of the time. I'm thinking in another year or so when Canon has more options in their R lineup, I might make the switch. Great video as always.
Another great video, thanks Duade! Like others, it’s great to see your RAW files and then your processed images. I’ve not done a set up yet but plan to and your tips are really helpful. I shoot with an R5 and only use a CF Express card. This was a reminder I really should get a new SD card and keep in the camera as a backup. I haven’t had any problem with the CF card but there’s always a first and don’t want that happening at the wrong time. Thanks again for all the content!
Great shots. I was in Oz years ago on visiting my pal when I came across my first ever kangaroo. I said wow a kangaroo and my pal said dont be sill matey thats a greyhound having a sh*t.
thank you for naming the birds! great shots, loved the bronzewing and the kingfisher. quite unorthodox of you to shoot at such high ISO compared to most other photographers but it clearly works for you and you get some excellent images!
Gabe, thanks for the comment. I didn't have a lot of light so ISO3200 worked best in this scenario as it still gave me adequate SS to avoid motion blur. The camera also has no issues shooting at 3200 whilst maintaining IQ. Cheers, Duade
I just love how well you explain and also how you motivates those who might feel discouraged about their camera gear. I've learned how youvmanages to take those beautiful photos of the smaller birds. Keep doing the good work all the way from Pretoria South Africa.
Just watched for this video for the 100th time before flying out to Australia on Sunday from the UK. Can't wait to see, hear and hopefully photography the birds in the state of Victoria!
Love the kangaroos shots. Also appreciate the RAW to edit differences.
G'day Fernando, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade 👍
Three warm days in a row . . . . ya mad! Hahahah. Birds would have loved that water though. Great images from your efforts.
Thanks Denise, yes, we put ourselves through some discomfort for our craft that is for sure. Cheers, Duade
Love that Duncan when I see you pour in the water into the watering hole with welly boots on I thought oh my God he’s going to use gallons😅❤
Just watched this again, lost count of how many times now. This is still one of my favourite videos.
so love the "out-takes" even second time around!
Thanks Roger, they do make me smile also, Cheers, Duade
Fairy Wren is so cute well done
G'day Farhat, yes they sure are, a real pleasure to have around. Cheers, Duade 👍
Dear sir duade, I am a 13 year old wildlife photographer and i just discovered your youtube channel. I am totally inspired by you and i absolutely love your video's!
Keep up the great work!
G'day Joris, great to hear you are into photography at such a young age. Happy birding. Cheers, Duade 👍
@@Duade thanks duade! :D
How many species you have there that are soooooo beautiful, Each one is amazing! From the Kangaroo to the smaller Warbler, it's just delicious to watch.
Thanks Daniela, yes, we are very lucky, Cheers, Duade
Informative, no fuss, inspirational. Always a pleasure to watch your videaos. Thank you!
Thanks Darek, Cheers, Duade
Wow love the footage on the Kangaroos
Thanks Wayne, we have a lot of Kangaroos on the property, Cheers, Duade
Just a fantastic video Duade.
Thanks Athena, I appreciate the feedback. Cheers, Duade 👍
Thanks a lot for yet another great video and for sitting for so many scorching hot hours under that sweat bag. I love the wren and the common bronzewing.
Thank you, I too like those shots, yes it was hot but totally worth it. Cheers, Duade
All your videos are just amazing !!!!!!!
Thanks Ray, I appreciate the feedback, Cheers, Duade
Wow, excellent shots sir 👌👌👌👌👌👌love it 👍👍👍👍
Thanks Rakesh, I'm glad you liked it, Cheers, Duade
Tack!
Thanks for the support, Cheers, Duade
nice Vedio and nice wildlife setup.....
Thanks Dharmesh, Cheers, Duade 👍
Extra great video :) I liked the magpie.
Thanks Jan, yes, I was also happy with that one. Cheers, Duade 👍
Once again, I enjoyed so much watching such relaxing and beautiful footages. Thanks for sharing!..
Mustafa, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade
Thank you for the video, and especially labelling the birds. Being able to name the birds adds quite a bit of interest.
G'day Arthur, my pleasure, we have a lot of nice birds down here. Cheers, Duade 👍
Best bird photography experience content on youtube. Keep up the good work!
You are too kind, thanks for the feedback, Cheers, Duade
Thanks, Duane. One of the fun things about your videos is seeing different birds than here in the US. Superb Fairy Wren and Sacred Kingfisher are not only beautiful, they have great names, as well. The kangaroos where a great bonus.
Thanks Woody, yes, we are very lucky with our birds. I also love to see the Kangaroos. Cheers, Duade 👍
Awesome shots !
Thanks Arturo, Cheers, Duade
Patience, persistence, time, energy all sum up for a great body of work and the final results is very satisfying as a bird photographer. Duade is always great.
Thank you Chew, you are too kind. Cheers, Duade 👍
Love this .Amazing.
Thanks Laxman, Cheers, Duade
Hi Duade, Just watched this video again for what must be the 10th or 11th time, I'd love to see more videos like this ;) . I'll be visiting south Victoria in Oct/Nov from the UK and hope to see a least some of the amazing birds you have shared with your viewers of the past few years, all the best Jason
wonderful passion and hard work Thank you for sharing
My pleasure, thanks for watching, Cheers, Duade
That looked like a lot of fun in spite of the heat Duade. And thanks for sharing the raw image along with the processed one.
Thanks Jack, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade
I love seeing the native birds there! I’m in the USA and it’s great to see all the different species, of course the kangaroo is also cool; I love the little joey by itself! Keep the excellent videos and photography coming!
:Gday: I'm glad you enjoyed it, Cheers, Duade
Fantastic！
Thanks Bo, Cheers, Duade
Great video as all ways.
THanks John, Cheers, Duade
Keep it up, great content, tuned in for the birds, but the roos stole the show!
Thanks Paul, yes, I love the Kangaroos also. Cheers, Duade
Sir what a emotional and difficult b irritating situation rd 🐦 photoshoot memory card error 😱 tour so tired sir that hungry passion of bird 🐦 photography 👏👏👏👏👏👏 👍👍👍👍
Thankfully I have replaced the card and have not had the same issues again. Cheers, Duade
Excellent work sir. Love the white browed babbler
Thanks Karthick, cheers, Duade
great videos. enjoy the set up and the the raw vs edit image. thanks
G'day David, it is my pleasure, Cheers, Duade
Australia has some ridiculously amazing and colorful birds! Up here in the northern Hemisphere we have very drab birds by comparison. Although you can keep the scorching hot temps!
Yes we sure do, we are very lucky to have the diversity we have. The good thing is I still have lots I haven't seen. Cheers, Duade 👍
Very beautiful presentation. So much to learn from your photography. Thank you so much for sharing with us. Good luck with your work.
Thanks Dunstan, it is my pleasure, Cheers, Duade
I loved this video. Wonderful images and you are a gifted story teller. What is so enjoyable is that it is a realistic "day in the life" presentation of any wildlife photographer. A bit of luck is helpful, but a measure of effort, patience and skill is absolutely required. It so reassuring to realize someone else is having game not show up and gear malfunctioning, all while sitting quietly in camo at daybreak needing to answer the call of nature.
Thanks mate, yes, it is a lot of fun but a lot of hours are put in to get the shots. Cheers, Duade
Enjoyed the video! You got some great shots through it all.
Bloody fantastic, m8!... love the setups. Miss Aussie bird life... especially the lorikeets in the grevillea and black palm cockies... kookaburras are good too when they hear a good joke. But best memories are the Morning wake up call of Aussie Magpies. Thanks for the memories. I went walkabout and ended up in SoCal USA.
John, yes, we have some stunning birds down here. Would love some shots of a Palm Cockatoo though. Cheers, Duade
I like the way that you show how you've set up the shot, perches blinds etc., gives us good tips on how simple this can be giving us confidence to have a go. Thanks
Alan, I'm happy you found the video helpful, Cheers, Duade
Well done Duade! I enjoyed you sharing the effort you put into getting the shot your after. It make me feel good to know I'm not the only one chasing a bird. I have now filmed myself 3 days in a hide waiting for a Coopers Hawk.
Great shots you captured. I really enjoyed the kangaroos to.
Keep up the great content
Bill
Thanks Bill, I hope you got your Cooper's Hawk, yes it often takes a lot of time and patience to get certain species. It helps that I enjoy being out in the bush and just spending time with birds. Cheers, Duade 👍
@@Duade I did and I didn't.
I have been in my hide, very cold here now, trying for some niceshots of a large mature Coopers. Its not cooperating. But an immature bird did show up and stayed for a very nice shoot. It would take me the rest of the winter to process all I shot.
Thanks for the video. Amazing as always!
Thanks Alessandra, it's my pleasure, Cheers, Duade 👍
Great video and stunning photos,, keep the good work
Thanks Yousef, Cheers, Duade 👍
I live in Canada, about 100 miles north of Ottawa, and often sit in my blind in January at -10 to 20C. A different sort of endurance. I don't think I could handle 42 C though. Great work!
Thanks Frank, -10 sounds very cold, I guess we adapt to our surroundings. The birds make it worthwhile though. Cheers, Duade
Awesome Duade...really enjoyed the bird photos and the kangaroos were a bonus. Really enjoy your channel with all the teaching that you do. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks Cesar, I appreciate the feedback, Cheers, Duade 👍
All your photos are well laid out and educational. Even though I have been photographing birds for years now here in south Texas, I always learn something new and I have incorporated them into my field photography and my editing process.
I have just gotten the new Canon R7 (previous and still owned cameras: 7D Mark 2, 5D Mark 4, and R5). I am presently shooting with the Sigma 150-600 and based on your recommendations, I am presently saving for the Canon 100-500 RF lens.
Thanks again and I look forward to more bird photography adventures and learning tips!
Thanks for the support Allen, sounds like you have lots of experience and have used all the same cameras as I have during my journey. Good luck saving for the 100-500. Cheers, Duade
When I read the thumbnail, I thought I read that you shot at f/107 😆 great set of photos.
Thanks Daniel, now that would be a very narrow aperture and you would need a lot of light lol. Cheers, Duade 👍
Same thoughts :D I was like what the...? :D
Enjoyed the mellow vibes from this video.
That is great to hear, it was fun making it, Cheers, Duade
Great birds down under!
It's now 20 years ago I had the chance to observe and shoot (slides)
Great shots, thanks for sharing!
Peter, yes, we have amazing birds, I am sure your slides bring you a lot of great memories. Cheers, Duade
superb video, thanks for given good ideas for using tree branches too !!
Great video. Great ISO performance it seems. Great photos. Thanks!!!!
Thanks Rui, yes it performed very well in these conditions, Cheers, Duade
Might try setting up perch in garden, Eastern Spinebills seem to visit often. Thanks for tips.
Good luck, great birds to have visit. Cheers, Duade
Wow, that was the best one yet! Gosh you really work at it! 100 degrees! I love the Superb Fairy Wren.
Thanks Nigel, yes, the Fairy-wren turned out well, such little cuties. Cheers, Duade 👍
I really enjoyed this video. Showed how much work you have to do to get the shots....and on the fourth day the Kingfisher turned up with it's family.
Thanks mate, I appreciate it, yeah I bet a Regent HE also turned up the next day. Cheers, Duade 👍
Thanks Duade what a marvelous video, I really appreciated it. I am amazed at how the camera can track the eye. I love Sacred Kingfishers, they are lovely little creatures. Full marks for perseverance on a hot day. That is one of the things we have to cope with in Australia. That and the strong light which can be both a negative and a positive.
Thanks Donald, yes, they are a cracking family of birds and I still have so many to photograph which I look forward to. Cheers, Duade 👍
Another top presentation Duade. Am amazed at the variety of birds that visit that location. Superb results.
Thanks Richard, yes we are lucky to have the diversity. Cheers, Duade 👍
Like your RUclipss. Live in South Central Texas. Similar climate, but no kangaroos. Am shooting birds using R6 with RF800f8, RF100-500 , RF 1.4 extender. Had similar issue with a card that had been used with the R6 and with a RP. Canon Pro-Rep recommended to never use cards between different Canon models without using this formatting procedure:. Format cards with your COMPUTER then format card with the CAMERA you plan to use. That should clean up your cards.
Thanks Don, I appreciate the advice. Cheers, Duade
Hello sir , Tomas here from Ireland. gooosh you have some backyard !! Love the content
Tomas, thanks, I am very fortunate to have the backyard I do. Cheers, Duade
I like how you show the raw file for comparison to your final image. As always great images.
Andrew, it is my pleasure, Cheers, Duade
I like the way that you show the fial photo and then what the Raw file looked like and how much cropping that you had to do plus I always like to see the exif data that you show.. Helps me learn.. Well done.
Thank Tim, I am happy to share as it is a great way to learn as you say. Cheers, Duade
Really enjoy watching your videos on how you stage branches etc to attract the birds. Very helpful, and your presentation of your techniques and post-processing workflows in previous videos are very informative. This video makes me miss the Aussie summers, for sure.
Great to hear Trav and thank you for the support. We are having some nice weather at the moment that is for sure. Cheers, Duade
super
Thank you, Cheers, Duade
Another great video Duade sorry about your bad luck.
Thanks Mike, it ended up being a faulty card in the end. Cheers, Duade 👍
Thanks Duade for enduring the 3 hottest days this summer. to bring us some great footage and images. i suspect you are in the same general part of the state. A question if i may. Do you find the Muckboots get rather hot in this weather.?
Gday John, my pleasure, if I am not doing too much walking the boots are fine. They seem to breath fairly well and are very comfortable for gumboots. I guess I am a little lazy at times and just like to slip on the boots and not have to worry about them getting dirty, or grass stuck in them and I also have the small protection from snakes and ants etc. Cheers, Duade
What a commitment ! Cheers . Help me learn a lot . Thanks for doing it
G'day Qasim, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade 👍
Awesome video
Thank you, Cheers, Duade
@@Duade I follow your work, and started my own Channel: ruclips.net/video/5duuhfw2rDE/видео.html
@@Duade I’m working on birds in flight fingers cross 🤞
The R6 rocks. When posted online or upscaled using photoshop for printing the photos look just good as compared to the R5 . The only disadvantage is when you heavily crop but still most of the time it is acceptable. The R5s (rumored 90 megapixel) and the R7 (rumored APS-C 32 megapixel) coming this year would be more suitable for wildlife but overall the R6 is still really good most of the time and I have no regrets buying it.
Thanks Panop, yes it is a great camera. I still would have preferred a 30mp sensor but it scales well as you say. Cheers, Duade 👍
Another beautiful video and photos...it's amazing to see your hard work..in every outing...
Keep the good work...it's inspiration for me...
Thanks Ashwath, good luck, Cheers, Duade 👍
Terrific insight into R6 capabilty and your Australian birds
Thanks James, yes, it is performing well so far. Cheers, Duade
Fantastic review again.... I long for summer being in Sweden... Just got my R6 after replacing the EOSR. I will use it with the 100-400 + the converter 1x4.... We'll se the result... Thank you again for this fantastic experience....
Daniel, it is my pleasure, good luck with the R6, Cheers, Duade
Love this kind of content mate. So peaceful to be able to watch this on the days that you just can't make it out in the field. Very cozy vibes.
Super
Thanks Tony
Love the clarity of pics and New information learnt :)
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Cheers, Duade 👍
Great video. Thank you for the bird identification and before after crop and edit. It's very useful to have the bird named ... from UK
G'day Caroline, my pleasure, I'm glad it's helpful. Cheers, Duade 👍
great video indeed, very inspiring.
Thank you, we currently have the opposite weather at the moment with ice on the windscreen and very wet. Cheers, Duade
Great video. I really enjoy how you show the raw file and superimposed the final photos. Beautiful shots.
it is my pleasure, it is a great learning tool and I am happy to share. Cheers, Duade
How Aussie Duade a roo & magpie together, really liked you joey shot.
Dean, yes, I really liked the Kangaroo shots also. Cheers, Duade
Like your way of presenting raw file and finished edited image.
Kai, I am glad you are finding it helpful, Cheers, Duade
Good job. Interesting
Thank you, Cheers, Duade
A cracking video and kudos for enduring the heat 3 days running. Glad you got the kingfisher shot given your tech issues - it was magnificent. I love how the video shots the AF at work - they appear to have nailed the animal feature. Keep up the great work, Duade
Craig, yes, I was happy to get the shot after the effort. Yes, once the eye af locks on it is incredible. Cheers, Duade
Liked your vedio very much sir. Hard work never fails. Fantastic sir.
Thanks Marimuthu, Cheers, Duade
Great video! Great to see the subtle edits as well that just make the photos really come to life 👍👍👍
Thanks Kai, yes, processing does bring the photos to life that is for sure. Cheers, Duade
Pekné video...👌👌👌
Thank you, Cheers, Duade 👍
Loved it, felt like we joined the session with you out there, thanks for sharing the experience 👍
Thanks Surendra, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade 👍.
I love how you show your raw file and how you cropped and edited it. I have been on the fence with the R6 because of its 20mp. But seeing the amount of detail you maintain in your shots even after cropping 30% or more is making me think of picking one up. The R5 is super nice but I am not a paid photographer yet and I am not rich. So it’s more then i want to spend on a camera at the moment. But the r6 is that sweet spot. Great work!
The R6 is a fantastic camera and the more I use it the more I am impressed. Cheers, Duade
I've had the R6 for 11 months and absolutely love it. I also have the M50 (24mp) for 2.5 years. Because the R6 has a full frame sensor and a higher quality sensor, the image is far superior to the M50. The R5 certainly is a great camera, but you need to be prepared to store and process the large files. They can bring a mid-range computer own to its knees, not to mention the graphics card.
Excellent video with nice Ken Burns effect. Thank you for your effort.
Thanks Mike, I had to google Ken Burns effect :-) Yes seems to work well with the large photos which allows you to show nice detail zoomed in. Cheers, Duade
terrific video, thanks for taking the time to demonstrate your techniques!
G'day Aytch, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade 👍
Great video mate, really enjoy your content. You must be northern Vic because down south I don’t think we’ve registered a hot day this summer 😂 but at least no devastating fires.
Trevor, thanks for the comment, yes, I'm in the North East next to the Warby Ranges. Cheers, Duade
As someone who shoots on an EOS RP, I'm so envious of the eye AF. It's so quick and nails the shots what looks to be 99% of the time. I'm thinking in another year or so when Canon has more options in their R lineup, I might make the switch. Great video as always.
G'day, yes the Eye AF works well when it locks on. Maybe the R7 might be a camera worth upgrading to. Cheers, Duade 👍
lovely pictures and amazing results, you definitely deserve more subs and likes
Thank you, you are too kind. Cheers, Duade
Another great video, thanks Duade! Like others, it’s great to see your RAW files and then your processed images. I’ve not done a set up yet but plan to and your tips are really helpful. I shoot with an R5 and only use a CF Express card. This was a reminder I really should get a new SD card and keep in the camera as a backup. I haven’t had any problem with the CF card but there’s always a first and don’t want that happening at the wrong time. Thanks again for all the content!
G'day Ricky, my pleasure, it's a great learning tool and I'm happy to share. Yes, a good idea to have the SD card just in case. Cheers, Duade 👍
Great video, good to see the RAW edits too.
Thanks Sue, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade
great new video Duade!
Thanks, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade 👍
Bummer about the SD card glitch at the worst time. Lucky you come through with a perfect king fisher shot!
Thanks
Great shots. I was in Oz years ago on visiting my pal when I came across my first ever kangaroo. I said wow a kangaroo and my pal said dont be sill matey thats a greyhound having a sh*t.
Lol made me laugh, plenty of Greyhounds around my place then. 🤔😀
thank you for naming the birds! great shots, loved the bronzewing and the kingfisher. quite unorthodox of you to shoot at such high ISO compared to most other photographers but it clearly works for you and you get some excellent images!
Gabe, thanks for the comment. I didn't have a lot of light so ISO3200 worked best in this scenario as it still gave me adequate SS to avoid motion blur. The camera also has no issues shooting at 3200 whilst maintaining IQ. Cheers, Duade
I just love how well you explain and also how you motivates those who might feel discouraged about their camera gear. I've learned how youvmanages to take those beautiful photos of the smaller birds. Keep doing the good work all the way from Pretoria South Africa.
Matshete, I appreciate the feedback, Cheers, Duade
Thanks Duade!!
G'day Miguel, my pleasure, Cheers, Duade 👍
Really enjoyed this episode, thank you!
Thanks Verlene, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Cheers, Duade 👍