3 IMPORTANT Landscape Photography Techniques to Learn

Подписаться 3,5 тыс.

50% 1

Here are 3 very important and useful landscape photography techniques to use on location. These are techniques which every landscape photographer will need to use at times to deal with high dynamic range (HDR), lens flare and also sharpness / focus stacking.
If you enjoyed then please subscribe for more landscape photography videos, inspiration, tips, tutorials and guides.
If you would like a print of an image shown in any of my videos please contact me via my website.
You may be interested in these videos:
Camera Settings for LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY - ISO + Aperture + Shutter Speed
• Camera Settings for LA...
4 Landscape Photography Tips That Improved My Photography Forever
• 4 Landscape Photograph...
My website:
www.waynerobertsonphotography...
My photography equipment:
www.waynerobertsonphotography...
My Instagram:
/ waynerobertsonphotography
My Facebook:
/ wayne-robertson-photog...
#landscapephotography #photography #photographytips

Опубликовано:

2 ноя 2022

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 16

@jessebraughler8594 Год назад

Always a nice day when your content pop up in my feed, thanks for the tips.

@WayneRobertsonPhotography Год назад

That’s kind of you to say, thanks Jesse 👍🏻

@alanevans9246 Год назад

Good lesson Wayne. Cheers and as always, keep snapping!

@WayneRobertsonPhotography Год назад

Thank you Alan! Best wishes for the coming year 🍻

@peterhamilton8913 Год назад

Great tutorial, and lovely final image. I am working on these aspects of my photography so I appreciate the content. Thanks for sharing

@WayneRobertsonPhotography Год назад

Thanks Peter I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

@TarrelScot Год назад

Really handy tip about dealing with flare. Looking forward to seeing you at Dingwall on Monday.

@WayneRobertsonPhotography Год назад

Thanks Mark! I look forward to meeting you all.

@fionabarnie6816 Год назад

Good three points Wayne.With DOF being my big bugbear and as I haven't blended an image as yet it's not something I would have thought about but worth keeping in mind for the future. Lovely end result and the sharpness in the rocks from front to back add to the image. ♥️

@WayneRobertsonPhotography Год назад

Thanks very much Fiona. Yes it’s something to keep in mind, in most cases it’s quite easy to do and it works very well when you can’t get the desired results in one shot.

@SniperPhotography Год назад

I use a tilt shift lens for a lot of my landscape photography for great depth of field. Nice presentation Thank you

@WayneRobertsonPhotography Год назад

Tilt shift lenses can be very useful. Thanks for watching and for your comment!

@TarrelScot Год назад

Me too. Shift is also handy for straightening trees in woodland if shooting from a low angle.

@MrFirstdance2000 Год назад

I can really appreciate your choices and how you're achieving what you take back to your editing bay. Outstanding result, too! However, I would love to see your process during editing and how you obtain your final outcome. Also, are you wondering if the new Fuji XT-5 might be of interest to you?

@WayneRobertsonPhotography Год назад

Thanks very much I’m glad you enjoyed my video! I wanted to concentrate on the on-location part as I felt it is most important and that there were some points I could cover that are not always discussed. If I included editing the video would be very long but more importantly I’d just be covering what is already available In thousands of other dedicated editing videos. Also I was aware that not everyone will use the software that I use so thought it best that anyone who doesn’t know the software techniques could find tutorials appropriate to their choice of software. I understand your point but I hope that makes sense. As for the X-T5 yes it definitely interests me but because of my needs the X-H line also could be suitable so I’ll be making a tough choice at some point! Thanks and best wishes.

@MrFirstdance2000 Год назад

@@WayneRobertsonPhotography Thank you for your response, Wayne!