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On this newcomers information to Hen Images I discuss with one of the vital wonderful chook cliffs in the United Kingdom Purchase, Promote or Business used digital camera package …
great shots – where did you print them and on what? I like how they're on a thicker paper?
How come this cliff doesn’t have a railing. I am getting butterflies in stomach just by looking at it.
Very entertaining!!! The game changer for me was a 1x 5moa red (green) dot scope on a custom hot shoe rail with ZERO PLAY (search the internet to find one for one for a specific camera). I normally shot an OM1 with 840mm equivalent field of view and it makes birds in flight absolute child's play. Also, pre capture to raw at 50fps with continues autofocus (or 120fps without C-AF) is also very very useful.
Nice photos
Pro tip: get a lens with a lot of zoom.
Brilliant images Nigel.
suggesting 300mm lens.. thanks god p1000 have 3000mm
Triggered. Too close to the cliff edge. 😮
So amazing! I love wildlife photography!
Wanted to watch.. but 5 minutes in there were 4 ads. Can't do it, won't do it. The time i did watch seemed enjoyable and well shot with good audio.
the fact that these photos were al handheld is amazing how good the stabilizer is
Thanks! I have a lot to learn with my new camera, but appreciate the tips.
Your Videos are amazing and entertaining because they are so full of enthusiasm. Getting ready to take my conversion up to Scotland I can't wait for the campervan vids. Keep doing the things you love
Just been out for my first 2 sessions doing bird photography, turns out it’s quite hard🤷♂️who knew.😁 got a few keepers of stationary birds but once they start flying not a chance.😂😂😂😂
Hola Nigel, tengo un objetivo pesado para disparar a mano, me recomiendas algun gimbal para el tripode? O mejor otra lente menos pesada, tengo la sony 200/600 en una 6700, gracias
Great video, pictures and confirms my decision to go MFT and the OM1. Far more practical for this type of birding.
Can you please bring Rachel to more videos. She makes the videos very fun to watch.
Whats bokeh? Do you mean Toneh?
Great video! Just one question; What about use of a tripod and gimbal? I see a lot of videos where this is used. So just wondered why you opted not to use it? 🙂 Waiting for my 600 mm f/4 to arrive in a couple of weeks, and this video really gave great tips!
Great video, and a nice change to see you with someone else, and to discuss a different genre. I really enjoyed it! – I do have one question and that is how to expose correctly for the blacks and whites. For example in the one with the razorbill – exposing so you don't blow out the highlights of the sky, or the white of the chest… but still have enough detail in the blacks? – It's something I've been struggling with for a while now.
What an exciting opportunity to learn from a pro bird photographer! Bird photography is such a fascinating field, capturing the beauty and unique behaviors of birds in their natural habitats. I bet those secret tips are incredibly helpful, especially for anyone keen on improving their photography skills or simply appreciating the art of capturing wildlife. The patience and skill required to get just the right shot of these magnificent creatures is truly admirable. It's always wonderful to see professionals sharing their knowledge and passion with others! 🐦📸✨
Some beautiful shots Nigel really looking forward to episodes 2 and 3.
Thanks for sharing with us, and it's lovely to see you so full of enthusiasm.
Nice video but you sure are putting a lot of unnecessary strain on the lens mount of the camera by holding the camera and letting the lens dangle like that. Notice she usually holds by the lens tripod mount.
Please, for the love of God, stop holding your 600mm prime lens by only the camera grip already!
Great -Video ..
And you captured some amazing shots as well !
Maybe you could have cut off a bit of the huge black area in the last print you made ( just perhaps 20% — it should stay asymmetrical of course ).
bird in flight is always tricky, I try to photograph eagles in my area and every time they fly the photos come out blurry just because I am moving too fast or too slow to keep up with the bird.
Hi, my name is Jeorjia Keeler and I am 27 years old. I’ve always been interested in photography and now I’m on the way to 2620 I’m hoping that I’m not too late to church about going to be a while or photographer. I have a Learning just paid, but would like to go on to be a while I photographer for too late or too old
Why do pro photographers almost never use a camera neck strap.
New to the channel! I’ve been shooting for close to 2 years, but I would find it helpful to see the exposure that you use for the photos. It’s really helpful in my learning process. I’m still learning, especially how to be more creative, or intentionally doing high key! Thanks
Looks like we’re going to have another great wildlife photographer in the field
The tech makes the pictures, time to go back to the basic!!
Full frame collects more light no no no am out of Herr
Rachel’s shot at 15:02 is fantastic! Learned a lot in this video, thanks!
So, did you get a Shag…?
why do I get this feeling that you ask her something and then don't really care about her answer!!!
Use a strap, as a regular weekend birder, I've seen enough times gear getting dropped.
Nigel and Rachel, I just purchased a 500mm f/4 and learning a lot. Something I found with the 500mm is that it has made me SEE even more. Maybe it is the wildlife subjects that make that happen, but I think the focal length certainly has something to do with it. Finding the subject is so challenging, especially with the compressed depth of field. Anyway, won't bore you ~ thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
for someone who doesn't capture these stunning animals, you're still pretty good, bro. mad respect ❤
Rachel's photos remind me so much of the art of Japan in the late 1800s and early 1900s. I hope she continues to follow her passion. Enjoyed this presentation.