Canon R6 Mark II Focus Bracket Ozone Falls RF 14-35 Lens! 

Great video. Thanks for sharing and explaining. This is inspirational!

Great video. Loved that last shot looking down the log. And you were right. It needed something to anchor it. I guess you’ll do. 🤣🤣

Hello Phil. I enjoyed the video. I learned a lot from it, a great lesson again. That’s why I ‘m a fan of your channel. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work 👍📸👍. Kind regards, Raimond.

Inspiring, entertaining and somewhat educational, thank you

Okay, Phil can stack, but he can't get stacked 🤣 Thanks for this great howto video ! I mostly liked the image at 5:40. Nice to see you adding vignetting .. that's a trick my wife is also not afraid of. .. as you may notice, I have a big backlog of your video's, but I'm still hoping to catch up ;-)

They were all keepers! LOL thought you weren't going to visit these hard to get to areas, after the tumble and broken camera!

The selfie @ 09:20 makes all the difference. Good call.

Thanks

Great getting some interesting compositions along with the tried and true side view. It's been a while since I have been there I will have to go back soon. I've been trying to get a composition from the top of the falls but It hasn't worked out.

Another lesson learned from your experience and videos. Thanks for another great post Phil.

Loved the video Phil and all the different compositions. Lots of beautiful wooded colors and textures!👏The two shots with you in the picture certainly gives a great perspective of the size of the waterfalls and boulders.

Great job on those shots Phil. Beautiful location and I love the set up you had. Thanks for sharing buddy 👍🙏

Amazing location and great photos. Thanks for the video.

Enjoyed watching and seeing what you can do with the ultra wide lens. Very cool location .

Great stills and video. I like the selfie with you on the big rock and the falls in the background. I sure hope you were tied into something for that opening shot! Thanks for taking us along!

Thanks Phil for sharing another wonderful video like always 👍👌

great shots Phill , thanks so much.

I also have the RF 14-35 F4 lens. Great shots! You’re lucky to live some place warm! I’m from Minnesota and we’ll have snow until late April :(

When possible, shoot in Jpeg and Raw. Remember Jared also shots everything at F/1.4, lol

I am a subscriber to your channel. Thanks for the video on composition, it's a great learning. Can you help me understand how to know the stops of light with CPL alone. I am using Haida Pro ii VND+CPL. How to understand the number of stops of light when using both ?

Hi Phil, just discovered you site. I just got the Mark II so far like it. What is the wireless trigger you use? Could you show how you set up the focus bracket on the camera.

There is no reason to use the in camera focus bracket compilation that limits you to a JPG. Use DPP4 on your computer to compile the CR3 images produced by the camera and save the result as a 16 bit TIFF which will allow you to do what you need to do before limiting yourself to a lossy JPG. This will allow you to adjust the inputs and, more significant, remove bad input images. When you shoot a series starting at the near point and overestimate the number of shots it takes to reach the far subject (if it is less than infinity where the camera will quit anyway) you can delete them and not have excessive background sharpness. This is most important for macro where you really do not want a series all the way to the horizon. To me, the in camera routine is for quick and dirty work only. The DPP4 options include some other controls which you can tweak to improve the results. One allows you how much to specify to favor the near point when two overlap. I am only starting to explore this and have seen no expert help posted on the matter. No one likes DPP4 because it is free and everyone knows nothing free can be worth anything.