gosh you dun narf waffle. get to the point lol

What are the best wildlife cameras

WHat camera do you use

Thanks for tips! I will try it.

This is all nice but i want to freeze the drops of "Rain" on a lake ! I cant bring a lake home nor time Mother Natures drop ?! 😂 😂 No videos on this ?!

Greetings from Bangladesh.. Thank you very much. I just learned many things.

Great vid, can you show us how you did the 2.jpg, the one with the mirroring, Thanks

She owns it ❤️‍🔥

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great video, sadly my camera sync is 1/200 which I learnt tonight

love photography

Truly an underrated channel. Really enjoyed following you along your visit and I was taking plenty of notes. Keep up the great content.

Loved this something simple to help get the children intrested in photography Wel done Stewart.

Good video but it would be better if you could use a micro, it is hard to understand you.

Some nice ideas to while away the time, great to see the young woman engaged in photography

Thank you Stewart. Just wanted to say I would have enjoyed your video so much better, if it were not for the sound......your voice is echoing and makes it hard to understand what you are saying. It's almost as if you are talking in a empty room.

Thank you !!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Nice video

interesting ideas; but, dude, the audience needs to be able to see what you're doing when you're moving glasses around so we know why. You explained stuff we can't see

Hi Stewart, love the video, have tried this with flowers with different layers of water and it all seems to go well until I the end when a big bubble of air starts moving around in the ice . Can you help please.

Thanks for the sharing

Beautiful. LOVE IT! pls do a timapse tutorial

Hi Stewart, great video with some very useful information and some amazing shots. I perform with bubbles and can give you a couple of pointers..... 1 - when you put your bubble juice into the bottom of the cup and or your lens cap.... make sure the edges are wet. It'll help your initial bubbles not to pop when they get to the dry edges. 2 - Also make your straw wet most of the way up. It'll help not to pop the bubble as the bubble grows and 'climbs' up the straw. Instead of using the bottom of a cup, or a cap, you can make a circle out of very thin (black) wire. Make the circle in the middle of the wire and bring the ends round and twist together so it's like a handle. This handle you can then clamp in a stand. Make sure you wet the wire circle and a bit of the handle. You'll have a few options available to you then. - You can use the circle like a bubble wand and have a soap film (or disc) . With this in the vertical position you'll get a flat disc with some awesome bands of colour. The various colours show how thick the film is. - With the circle in the horizontal position, and a soap film in it, you can blow a bubble dome on the top part and it'll look like a half planet. - If you blow a bubble dome as described above, you can also blow a dome (it'll be upside down) on the underside of the wire circle too. Get the two domes the same size and you'll have, almost, a perfect spherical bubble. ...A complete bubble planet :-) I hope the above info is of use to you, and anyone else reading this that is interested in bubble photography. Please feel free to get in touch if you wish. Thanks again for a superb video :-) Kind regards - Damian Jay from the Believe-A-Bubble show

I use a monopod, instead of a tripod. No worries about it getting in the way.

Please do the video about photographing outside if your dog needs a lead on

Hi, good content but need to improve sound quality 👂

Ace video, will be trying this one out.

Great video, enjoyed getting out this bluebell season.

Very nice video but the voice is to bad...! Try to record with mic and after sync the archive to your edit programm!!

I have been trying this but I cannot get clear ice, it just goes cloudy. How do you get the water to stay clear?

Love the cup of tea man!🤣👍

Are you kidding me?

This was a fun project to help pass the time while at the same time making gorgeous photos. can you give me some feedback and tips based on the photos i got in this link??? drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1EeypZXP46DrZie-X7IdDDjmQG3NmbyIG

Great job👍👍👍

Stewart good advice on capturing the bubbles and editing. Did find the sound quality a little poor

So well detailed, unpretentious. Thank you.

Thanks Stewart, great for the lockdown :)

GOOD JOB 😁💛

On my 100 macro lens, what should I have my focusing distance range set (on the lens)? Thank you.

If you had a bigger soft box and put it farther away you wouldn’t get the hot spot on the top with the dramatic fall off on the sides due to the inverse square law

Where I should focus ??? Not able to get focus so fast as bubble gets destroyed

My soap bubbles are reflecting every single thing in the house. How can I fix that? Even at night with the lights off

Brillant, Stewart. I like the clear explanations from beginning (how to get the liquid) until the end (final picture). That helped a lot, thanks from Germany.

Yeah...not getting the marble effect and I have a real hard time getting one huge bubble. On the flip side, I get completely different shots with color gels.

Something to do when you have to stay home for two weeks.

Have school hols, wet windy days, water, washing up liquid and straws. The rest I'll get round. Will give this a try. Thanks

Wt lens u r using?

i don't have the same marble effect on the bubbles.. they are plain :(

I don’t think you made enough bubble mixture

Great video, and I think I will have my cup of tea. Thank you very much for this tutorial.