I think it would dilute the quality. If you think that most of the Pros put out 4 x 15-20min vlogs each month then this 55min issue is equivalent and they cover a lot of things. I'd rather look forward to it monthly than find in the rush to turn out more videos the quality suffers.
This is a world class production, the harmony between the team members is so great it makes it something beyond the technical photography channel in addition to the truly photography loving people talking on the things they love best, this combination makes this the “Top Gear” of photography, at least for me.. Thank you! Yariv from Israel
By far the best Photo channel on RU-vid! Having been to Skye myself, it's then perfect venue to present from. The show is expertly presented, edited and filmed. Every credit to all involved, its very well deserved!
James Brew = Irn Brew. That was the single most informative piece of camera advice I have ever received in my 69 years on the planet. Absolutely premium show. Congrats to all!
From the Tech-Guy/comedic Marcus to the must-watch altitude-photography experience of Nick. Add to the equation the Wildlife genre/young-scamp charm of Harry and top it off with the Girl-Next-Door, sunny disposition of Ruth, and Disco! you've got a winning formula for a show which has kept its momentum as a compulsive watch for us outdoor photographers. Well done folks.
Only found this channel recently and have nearly watched all the episodes, two things I've concluded, firstly this needs to be a TV show, thoroughly entertaining and enjoyable with great chemistry and the second is the Isle of Skye is God's own Earth...incredible, just incredible...My wife has been trying to get me to holiday in the UK from Australia for absolutely years, the Lakes District has nearly convinced me, but Skye wins hands down...Bucket List, at the bloody top.
As always another great watch. The teams chemistry and banter is always on point and we learn something new every month. The photos of Alexis were beautifully done. I’m now sat listening to Hector Posser after Shazzaming the music that accompanied her shoot.
Only found this channel a couple of weeks ago and playing catch up. Can't get enough of it. With the demise of several good photography magazines lately it's great that you are doing this online content. Very tempted to sign up to one of your subscriptions. Thanks for all your hard work
This is by far is the best photography lessons I've ever watched. I rolled back to start from the begging. Love the way you explain dynamic range, hystogram etc. Keep up the good work!
Great again, love the high quality content. Although I could definitely watch more often, the quality is what will make your channel successful. Sometimes less is more.
I don’t agree with your comment about viewfinders, but that’s a personal thing anyway. With regard to the GFX 100 this is one of the reasons why I like this camera. The viewfinder is just great and also important if you shoot without a tripod as you need to set the focus points very carefully with this camera when you do landscape (especially with the 250mm).
Enjoyed the show. As always great variety of topics and very well explained and produced. Cannot believe there was such a long time between scouting Derek and doing the shoot!
We scouted it last summer with the intention of doing the shoot over the winter when the days are shorter but we never got round to it, so we only did the shoot recently.
You have had another busy month for sure and the content is superb. Really enjoyed the histogram segment as it was presented with such clarity; very easy to follow.
Absolutely love this program. So informative but always with a mix of humour too. It's addictive! Makes me want to go out and take photographs all the time.
This is the best channel available on RU-vid. Production is incredible and must take a hell of time to produce. I am happy to have just one episode per month as it gives them the time to produce a quality product. The webinar are great and even if they don't find the time to answer your question during the show, they will reply by email. Keep up the great work. I also think Ruth should also present more often her pictures.
Without doubt the best monthly photography show anywhere, ever. Like others have said I just wish it could be more frequent. Will be ordering the 50 best locations guide as will be travelling to Skye at the end of August, not my first time but certainly a long overdue return trip. I missed so much the last time but hopefully if the weather gods are kind then it should be awesome. Thanks Ruth and the whole team for a great show.
Another great show. This should be on mainstream TV. I remember back in the early 80s a programme called Me and my camera. Only ran for one season. There has not been a programme like it since, until now. Well done to the whole team on putting together a series that really helps and inspires.
Thanks Clive. We’re not aware of “me and my camera” but if it was as bad as its name, then no wonder it didn’t last! We hope you continue to enjoy our show. We have lots of room for improvement and will work on this slowly. All the best.
Photography Online should be a fortnightly presentation! Yea, that may cheapen/devalue the presentation but the show is "a necessary demand," in this the age of COVID.
Great show again. I look foward to a Sky photography fix every month. Thanks guy's . I am afraid though it spurs me on to keep my 1.9 non turbo vwt4 on the road. for possible trips up...
I definitely have been enjoying all of your hard work on this channel! Please keep it coming as I learn a great deal about photography from all of you!
My grandfather gave me my first camera, a Kodak brown-plastic Brownie, that used 127- size film. That was when I was 7 (1954), and I've been photographing ever since. I shot mostly transparency (slide) film, so my exposures had to be exact. It took me a long time to switch to digital mostly because the first cameras were not very good, and extremely expensive. Now the digital cameras are great, and while still expensive, they aren't as high priced as the y were at first. All I shoot now is digital, but I still try to get exact exposure, a habit ingrained from decades of film photography.
you guys are all so brilliant - and your efforts pay off month by month. the best photography show ever seen and actially the one the world has been waiting for. As concerns the waiting time from one show to the next; I am probably an „analog“ boy - I‘ld rather wait my bit of time and build up excitement. Quantity doesn‘t replace Quality. With shorter waiting periods you might get more consumed rather than enjoyed to the full. However, I love your contents and the way you present them. One day I will come have to see you face to face... Keep up
Just subscribed today , on my brothers advice , so glad I did I'm new to all this only been playing around for 1yr the advice on here is fantastic thank you 👍
Really impressed with this show. First episode I’ve watched and will be watching more. I’m an experienced photographer but still finding this useful. I also think that the explanation of the Histogram is the best I’ve seen.
Photography Online found a couple so far, I’m looking along that west coast have been for a couple of years I should be up now viewing 😫 but the odds are stacked against me at the moment 😞 ..... anyway keep the vids coming I love them! ❤️ cheers JP x
Loved the show (I’m catching up after a busy summer). I used to be like Marcus and didn’t even consider mirrorless cameras due to the EVF, but when I tried one I realised that they are so much better - having a histogram in the viewfinder for exam is extremely useful for nailing exposure.
Great photography as expected. An excellent histogram lesson that is simple to understand and very useful for us beginners. The tricks you show us help us take great photos. Thank you.
Great stuff again. Picking up on Marcus's allergy to mirrorless cameras with EVF would it be possible to do any kind of meaningful comparison between the latest mirrorless models and an older DSLR such as the 5D MkiV? I think the user aspects rather than pixel counting would be of benefit to many. Not just for static landscapes but for wildlife too, maybe Harry's otters. I speak as a 5D iV user who recently bought a small mirrorless micro four-thirds camera for the benefit of its lighter weight and inbuilt focus-stacking. I'm still not convinced that I made the right choice and I'm certainly looking at dusting off the Canon. Must agree with Marcus that an EVF really does take some getting used to.
Just gonna say thanks for another fine show with lots of good information, great bit on histograms and Derek gave me food for thought. Thanks for all your hard work
First time I've watched it live. Amazing show. Picked up my camera right after and learned more about the histogram of my camera. Looking forward to next month!
Great show!. I liked the explanation of the histogram and what high and low contrast look like on a histogram. The segment on the mountains was awesome.
