10 tips for glowing mushrooms photography 

Glad you liked it, thks for the kind words

Good for you. Lots of options these days with small LED lights. Indeed I really like the Ulanzi, they are always in my bag for this kind of photoshoot

so kind ! Glad you're happy with he channel. Stay tuned for more !

Hi Peter and thks for the kind words. I also very much enjoy your videos and subscribed ! Looking forward for more too from your side 😀 cheers

Mark, thank you so much for being the FIRST person to buy me a coffee ! I am extremely grateful for the feedback. If you have any topic in mind for another video, let me know, it will be my pleasure to try and accomodate a request. Cheers

Nope, artificail light only. We don't have those where I live unfortunately

Good luck but if you are in the Northern hemisphere you may have to wait for the fall !

Thank you !

Life saving ! (Literally speaking 😉 )

Timely topic in the fall indeed, this is why I decided to film this, to share my results (and failures) while shooting a series of those images. Rain is good, lots of mushrooms will pop up soon and you will have a chance to experiment at lib !

De nada ! feliz de que te haya gustado el video

No I and I did not want to include that part since 1) I am not too good at Photoshop and 2) There are a lot of very good YT tutorials on that. Search YT for "magic lantern mushrooms" for example. Processing is not difficult, so I preferred to illustrate the technique to get good shots

No I don't. It was a prototype and actually not good enough to make a video about it. I am thinking of ways to improve it, especially the feet It is based on a carpentry connector plate and nuts/bolts Same as a Platypod but costing 50 times less

It ...depends ! I can't remember for those images but generally I underexpose my images at least -0.3 ev and often do -0.7 or -1.0 ev. I check that highlights are not blown and adjust accordingly. In post, highlights are too hard to recover while shadows conserve details, so better underexpose

yes always ! More latitude in post-treatment, for the best final result

It's a small field monitor (for video). I use the Portkeys PT6 but any 5" or 5.5" from Neewer, or other brands is OK. Helps a lot with focus

Thank you ! Greetings from France too !

Pas sur la cote mais dans la foret a 1000 m il faisait un peu frais le matin

@@rivieramacro5240 Vous êtes à quel endroit? Moi je suis de Lac Beauport au Québec :-). Je suis vraiment heureux d'avoir vu votre vidéo puisque je me demandais comment faire ce genre de photos. Je vais certainement essayer l'an prochain sur les champignons qui poussent dans la forêt derrière chez-moi. Le temps des champignons est passablement terminé ici, on attend la neige possiblement le prochain weekend. Pierre

@@pierremorin6077 Bonjour Pierre, je suis sur la French Riviera donc la Côte d'Azur, près de Nice. Ici la saison des champignons ne fait que commencer ! Bonne chasse donc, il ya peut-être encore quelques specimens ? Et j'adore le Québec ou je suis déjà allé à plusieurs reprises !

@@rivieramacro5240 Merci! Je suis allé à Nice par deux fois et en Provence. Très belle région :-). Ici demain, on nous annonce 15 cm de neige. Fini les champignons. Ce sera un projet 2023.