With a few simple techniques you will be able to create images that are more eye-catching than you had imagined. Make capturing inspiring cityscapes second nature!
With a few simple techniques you will be able to create images that are more eye-catching than you had imagined. Make capturing inspiring cityscapes second nature!
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You almost missed the train!
That’s a lot of gears. He should get a backpack.
fav lens for landscape?
Best Canon and Nikon…well it depends a LOT on the use you’re gonna give to it. The thing is, nowdays the best Nikon dSLR is the D3s, wich is a full frame camera with all the gizmos you might want or need. The best Canon, full frame for landscapes you either buy the 5D Mark II or the 1Ds Mark III, it is suposed to be launched to the market the 1Ds Mark IV and the 5D Mark III. These are the best ones. Top of the line!
I think the Marks are a great series of camera, but look at noise at ISO 16 and up! Its horrible with noise. Nikon is amazing with noise, and at high ISO, you eliminate a lot of flesh tone mirroring. colors stay true and creamy.
i really luv ur videos im looking an insight as i am thinking of persuing photpgraphy as a career i will need to take on ict and art and dontknow half the key terms but im sorta learning and im savin 4 another camer 😉
so cool i want to learn to =D
Great video, what’s the exact reference of the Manfrotto Tripod? Love these collapsing legs, I’ve got a Manfrotto with “butterfly” screws, not ideal if you need to stay mobile.
Does the grad filter not also darken down the Tower?
Your videos make me want to start taking my tripod with me, but my style is so different. I need to find some readily mobile way to carry it.
I am an absolute beginnner and got my dslr only on Christmas Day a couple of days ago. You have a subscriber here. Do you do online lessons???
could that scene be any more perfect for this tutorial?
is there anything wrong with not using fully manual setting? I mean, I only just bought my camera and feel I should be learning manual?
I just shot a lot of eastern Europe over the last 3 weeks and all in all I saw two days with sunshine. That meant blown out skies and snow at some points (like Moscow and Munich). The graduated density filter is such an awesome filter and in fact I should have taken a darker one (perhaps two stops down for heavy clouds). For mobility I settled for my carbon fiber Manfrotto monopod to save weight, or found a wall or post to steady myself. Nothing beats a ‘pod though. Canon 7D @ high ISO FTW!
sure it is..thats the problem
on the skoi!
Really good videos!
People that use HDR should be shown a graduated filter.
Oh yesss. An L-Lens in a case jolting over some nice cobble stones in the city. A dream for every amateur photographer ♥ 😉
if u have a dslr and u dont use full manual then u wasted your money
I have a question to ask about taking pictures in a museum? I have a 18x FujiFilm with no lens, only zoom in & out kind of camera I have. What LCD brightness do I need to use in a museum? Is their anything else I need to know about taking pictures in a museum, such as adjusting my settings and lighting?
It would be really cool if you show the photos you took just after they’re shot and not in the end!
Awesome photo results Karl.
Love this channel has helped me a lot.
Karl What format do you use in your pictures?
RAW or Jpeg?
I would get robbed if I carried around that much equipment by myself. 🙂
great video
AMAZING video ,but why dont you show us the ur final photos ??
The final photos are at the end of the video at 5:47 onwards??
Won’t it make the foreground even darker when a ND filter is inserted?
Great video! Can you let me know which type of filter attachment system you’re using and where I might be able to find them in Canada? Thanks!
Great video! Very informative..
My favorite photog
probably cokin p filter holder + some longer filters (cokin’s are square, so that isn’t a cokin Grad ND).
how do you like the 50mm F/1.2 L ?
don’t get your suit case stolen
40 seconds in and I already know that I need to subscribe!!! :)
Hi Karl, my name is Alan Samuel and am British living in Malaysia. I have been following your videos and I must say, I’m very impressed with your work and teaching the world on photography. Keep up the good work!!
ALL I can say… Is Thank You… 😀
Im curious, why does he take the picture over such a long time? Shutter speed? (Im kinda new to photography with new cameras)
I spend a few hours…maybe more, tonight, after I discovered this stream of videos. I was like paralysed!
I have visited many websites to get some input as an amateur photographer….for the first time I really found what I have being looking for.
You can be sure Karl…I will follow your work. Well done and thank you for your videos. I will follow your web sites.
what lens did you use?