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I enjoy your videos very much

Thanks!

Очень нравится мне твой канал. Это просто находка !

I like kase Lens

beautiful bokeh

How do you do stacking shots with Laowa manual focus lens?

Enjoyable video.

Excellent video

I've found that the greater the magnification, the more stable the camera and subject need to be. I bet if you placed the wood and tripod on a hard surface you'd have better results. I also built a collapsable/ hinged with tape, three sided with top box of plexiglass that I put around my subject to eliminate/ reduce air movement. There is something to be said for working in your house with your subjects so there is a very stable platform, controlled lighting, and zero air movement.

7:48 here im. you forgot iceland lover

Finally I found a new channel to subscribe to.

I suggest you weight down your tripod (sandbag or backpack), and off-camera flash in a softbox.

I bought the OM-5 for (mostly) travel. I picked up an inexpensive grip and it feels MUCH better.

scrambled, instead of chaotic ....

Did Nikon actually sell many of this expensive D750 ? it was a bit of a strange release , when mirrorless was the go too for video. You couldn't even put a vertical grip on the D750. This was a very odd camera. D850 still is a great allrounder today and takes full sized batteries in the optional vertical grip for extended run times remarkably , the brand new Z8 doesn't uses just the smaller batteries . This is really disappointing. The D850 is still amazing and great value camera in 2024 .

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Have you tried to set the camera to mup ( mirror up) ?

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such a nice story, Courtney. It helped me to decide, I want to upgrade from my old D40 that I used for the last decade, because its mirror has broken. And I keep looking at D8XX or D7/6XX. I like the D7XX or D6XX form, it's smaller than D8XX. But, I wish Nikon updated the firmware so we can shoot a 4:5 crop in D7/D6XX.

Hi I like photography, but my equipment is no longer adequate. I have a Canon 700D with a kit lens, but the results are not optimal. I want to upgrade my gear, but I can't afford it. Do you have any equipment that you no longer use? Maybe you could give it to me. Thank you in advance. Warm greetings from Bogor, Indonesia 😊

Nice your macro and video...I love it your activity. Best regard from Bogor Indonesia

That thunder was CRACKING ❤😮

Great video!

That old church was beautiful. I moved to Australia in 2000, i'd just turned 20. I've realised over the years that all those old buildings and all that history just lying around, i just took for granted. Never give it a passing thought back in the day. Dont see much like that over here in Australia.

아름다운 영상 감사합니다! 당신에 영상 이 나에게 도움이 됩니다

I am surprised at what a 10x macro on an old iPhoneX. Can do on video! Hand held! Anyway…I do rock Core. So I want a 20x but they seem iffy…1-2 lenses. A triplet is rare and a guess really. So I got an old B&L 30x microscope eyepiece. Now how to strap it on? Glue it to a clip? I use dinolights with some success. They are good with image stacking but the optics are furry. I hate experiments that cost $1500 each so I got dinolite to shoot some core using axial lighting and ran the power up to 900x. Still furry. I am looking at samples of copper sulfide knots entangled with black material. I would love a reflected light axiolab scope but at $15,000? Eh.

I’ve used Affinity Photo for fairly good results. To compensate for images with varied lighting, you can adjust the exposure if in RAW format. The main problem with varied lighting is that some images may be less diffuse lighted, others more. But if the exposure doesn’t need to be pushed too much, and if you use Base ISO, you can get away with a fairly good image if the lighting in none of the images isn’t diffuse enough, because non-diffuse light can cause specular reflections. Possibly, it may be the best idea to use an intervalometer to set enough seconds between images to give yourself time to change focus & to let the camera settle without vibration. Another idea is to slowly turn the knob while using continuous burst mode, while using a fast shutter speed so that camera movement doesn’t show. You may need to know the buffer of the camera to know how many images can be done before shutter lag starts. Main advantage of studio setting is that you can use a particularly strong light source to be able to make for quick shutter speed; otherwise, for best results, use base ISO and use software to increase exposure; the advantage of using a camera that’s ISO invariant is that pushing the exposure in software yields less noise than increasing ISO.

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I have a Nkon Refflex 500 mm. One of my favorite lenses in my bag. No doubt. Get one today, Courtney!!!

me at the beginning: Oh wow some nice relaxed macro photo session, i like that somehow, you covered in mud and prone on a fallen tree: Silme moulds are so coooool!! me: guess I'm suscribing then

Have you considered using flash? That would freeze the image and provide more consistent lighting.

Really enjoyed your video and fine details on the fungus. Thanks.

Great video! I find you perspective, composition and photo titles really creative!

I enjoyed the video as usual Courtney. I thought the mirror lens gave some really interesting image's and with the Z7 a good extra in your camera bag. Great image's as usual. Look forward to the next one.

If I was hiking and noticed a dancing woman in the forest... a) I might want to join b) ask what she is taking c) probably both

yo idk man i just take one pic and appreciate it, focus stackin is cool but....

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Amazing woodland photography! 10x4

Awesome

Hi. You talked about a macro stand of some sort. I got me one custom made from an iron worker. To bad i cant send a photo of it here.

Can you help me how can I buy this lens can you give me an idea

Use mirror up mode on you camera

I must say that I absolutely LOVE your very informative video. You bring this macro side of photograph with such grace and spender. Keep up the good work and I'll keep looking forward to your next video. Thanks for being genuine with your art. Cheers!!!!

I have the same combination, Laowa lens with the NISI rail. It's so sensetive to any movenet that as some wrote here, you need to wait between each rotation of the rail control to let it set. doing this in field is very ambitious, especially for the first time use of the set. Even the micro movements of the tripod can influence the sharpenss.

I understand this is an old video but at 5 minutes - the small fall you are at, how do you get there? I have been to this place twice and other than the blocked path (fallen tree) and the stupid steep hill that leads to a road I can not seem to find anywhere else that I can access?? Great pics by the way.

Nikon D750, expeed 4 = very low noise & good colour + has a flip screen.. _used_ price range - £460 - £700

the shrug after the bluebell is what i do mentally when i take an average photo 😂

Wonderful video. Peaceful and well paced.