Choosing the 24-70 f/2.8S over the 24-120 f/4S for improved IQ when you are shooting at f11 – f16 makes no sense. You probably have a bad copy of the 24-120.
Lol Thomas! I actually identify with all of your neurosis. Thanks again for pushing through and being suck a great creative!!! Ps I hate that term. You rock good sir! PS I have to ask is putting a face light in your van a cop magnet???
Where I live in the Scottish highlands , camper van owners are some of the most disrespectful individuals I have ever come across, seeing these vans parked where there are signs saying not to is the typical mindset of these individuals and why the camper van community get such a hard time (rant over) . This is one of my favorite videos I have watched of yours for quite a while Thomas ,witty and interesting . Good job man
I prefer the Nikon version – to me, that's not really a subject that you need infra red for, you could have achieved the same just in LR converting to mono and cranking up the green + yellow sliders 🙂 FWIW, I find IR works best when you have a variety of "stuff" in shot so that the unique way IR behaves is revealed.
I have watched you since you first started. Still enjoy yor videos. My only comment over the years is that you do not give locations of where you are. Chris Sale does in the lakes, I visit this often and would like to know where you have made some great photographs. Keep up the good work Brian Jackson
Thank God your neck is alright. The first part in the jungle was incredible. Holy cow were those ferns big. I vote for the Nikon shot rather than the IR. All the best.
Happy to report my neck is much much better after a short rest. Calendar pre-orders finish on Friday, so get that free signed print: https://thomasheaton.co.uk/product/2022-calendar/
Nikon by a country mile –
I liked the wider shot you got of the fern with the video. It was a bright green contrasted against a dark muted background and a mossy foreground.
Great video and location
If there were blacks or shadows left to deepen (I've never shot infra red) maybe that would have added a bit of drama?
Choosing the 24-70 f/2.8S over the 24-120 f/4S for improved IQ when you are shooting at f11 – f16 makes no sense. You probably have a bad copy of the 24-120.
I was excited that you liked the 24-120 and i was sold on it, now I’m curious to see a video about every reason why you switched to the 24-70
Lol Thomas! I actually identify with all of your neurosis. Thanks again for pushing through and being suck a great creative!!! Ps I hate that term. You rock good sir! PS I have to ask is putting a face light in your van a cop magnet???
saludos!!!
Hope the necks better buddy! Stunning lens 🤙 really liked the first shot, nice to see you going really intimate
I prefer the Nikon of the fern
Were you singing "Springsteen" by Eric Church at 17:12?
You could use film. Rollei superpan is the cheapest red sensitive film (b and w). Use with an infrared filter 👍
For me the Nikon. Love your videos though watch them all.
5:55 how not to cross a fallen tree
Really good video. Thanks!
Hi Thomas. Can i ask what the grey bag was you had your IR camera in.
11:50 I prefer Infrared, the B&W makes the frame so minimal that it enhances the pattern and shape imo
I'm new here. Am I looking at the Bear Grylls of photography? haha so far loving it 👍
The infrared of the fern might look better if it were not so overly bright, no?
The Nikon.
I like the Nikon but maybe make it black and white.
I'd like to see a comparison of the 24-70 and the 24-120 and why the 24-120 wasn't good enough because I've seen pretty much only praise about it.
I prefere the Nikon fernshot
Great Video. But really Tom…. When you over 50 every Landscape Photography trip hurts 😂 Glad you feel better though.
Nikon version of the fern, for sure.
Where I live in the Scottish highlands , camper van owners are some of the most disrespectful individuals I have ever come across, seeing these vans parked where there are signs saying not to is the typical mindset of these individuals and why the camper van community get such a hard time (rant over) . This is one of my favorite videos I have watched of yours for quite a while Thomas ,witty and interesting . Good job man
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I prefer the Nikon version – to me, that's not really a subject that you need infra red for, you could have achieved the same just in LR converting to mono and cranking up the green + yellow sliders 🙂
FWIW, I find IR works best when you have a variety of "stuff" in shot so that the unique way IR behaves is revealed.
All that green and only one IR photo? You need to go back!
…Terrific video thoroughly enjoyed…You put a hell of a Lot of effort in to making…glad your ok from your mishap.
Nice van
To much walking and talking. Not enough of teaching.
I have watched you since you first started. Still enjoy yor videos. My only comment over the years is that you do not give locations of where you are. Chris Sale does in the lakes,
I visit this often and would like to know where you have made some great photographs. Keep up the good work
Brian Jackson
Thank God your neck is alright. The first part in the jungle was incredible. Holy cow were those ferns big. I vote for the Nikon shot rather than the IR. All the best.
Definitely prefer the Nikon.