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LONG EXPOSURE photography tutorial | Choosing the PERFECT SHUTTER SPEED

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I am back in the Faroe Islands with James Popsys and talk about finding the perfect shutter speed for your long exposure shots of different types of water. The findings are really interesting.
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@robertbutler5058 2 месяца назад

Nigel. Big fan. I have watched all of your videos, again and again. One comment, which applies to so many of us amateurs and to so many of the professionals that post videos to RU-vid. At some point in your videos, on occasion, you will make a reference to stacking and other procedures in Photoshop. At that point, you leave a certain percentage of the viewers. I leaned in LRC and that's where I edit. So, for all the great instruction that you provide in your videos, you literally close the door on many of your viewers because of your reference to Photoshop. Believe me, I would love to become proficient IN Photoshop, but as yet, that hasn't happened. That said, I really love the work that you do and the videos that you post. Keep making videos.

@agariko 5 лет назад

One of the best and most underrated photography channels on RU-vid. Thanks for your effort keep it up....

@tjsinva 5 лет назад

Great lesson! Looking forward to your discussion with James. Love his humor.

@JamesPopsysPhoto 5 лет назад

Great video mate! Looking forward to seeing what special effects wizardry you've used to 'catch' me using a tripod... 😂

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

my phone. ha

@TheRedrusso 5 лет назад

That singer mate… ! Out of this world. Something about you man, totally different from the rest. You've become my favourite artist of this century. God bless you my friend.

@dbhayesart331 5 лет назад

Excellent video Nigel. Fantastic long exposure shooting points you made. Truly big help to us. THANKS.

@simonvidajewelry 5 лет назад

Fantastic place to be, Nigel. I used to do a lot of landscape photography, but due to lifetime illnes/disability I can't go to longer trips . I didn't give up and choose different type of photography, maybe one day I could go to places like this one. So, I really enjoy watching your videos and in my mind I am there... Keep up good work.

@JohnDrummondPhoto 5 лет назад

J-Pop with a tripod?? Talk about being out of one's comfort zone. Can't wait for the next video!

@clickandprayphotography 5 лет назад

First time I seen a vid where the focus point in shown ... I like that :)

@erichstocker4173 5 лет назад

I personally do not like that cotton candy look to water that has become so cliche in water photos. I like the ones you took that have a faster shutter speed that still show some detail in the water and not just that washed out cotton candy look. So, I really appreciate your inclusion of comparison photos.

@uwedepoortere174 5 лет назад

One of the first that I see showing as well the focus point on their picture. Very usefull!

@hakujo 5 лет назад

You got a glimpse of a unicorn, James with a tripod!!

@canuckdon 5 лет назад

Thanks, Nigel. Not only is it a please to view your images, but I pick up some good tips every time I watch your channel.

@edwinscox 5 лет назад

Thanks for another informative video, Nigel. My best takeaway is that a "Long Exposure" is simply one that allows me to capture the motion that's in the image. It could even be as fast as 1/2000! as you showed with the back-lit waves with the off-shore wind.

@wordreet 2 года назад

It certainly can accentuate motion, I hadn't thought of it that way before! 👍

@scotty4418 5 лет назад

One of my favourite genres so absolutely loved this episode Nigel as the images were fantastic

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Thanks a lot - appreciate that

@johncameron6853 3 года назад

Thanks Nigel, looking forward to next weeks vid. 😎

@kunaltewari8059 5 лет назад

Its such an important point that most times we may not even need shutter speeds more than a second. Or perhaps not even a ND filter. So all the people out there with just a camera and lens, you too can try long exposures with simplest of camera settings and a tripod.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Yes definitely

@asimeshpal 5 лет назад

Wonderful as ever ! Shall try out experimenting with various shutter speeds .

@metebasarbaypinar157 Год назад

Thank you for opening a new page for me.

@user-iy7pt2cu1l 29 дней назад

U are a very lucky guy sir. You were able to get funstatic shoot and have lots of time doing ur love of ur life. I wish i am as good as you sir. One of my love in photgraphy is land and sea scape sir

@JoDaniels 5 лет назад

Fantastic video in a great place. Long exposure is one of my favorites. Thank you so much for your insprational sharing👌👌

@jerryhutchinson2543 5 лет назад

That was really good. The insights into "long" exposures are very helpful. James with a tripod??!! What??!! Never....

@stevieboy1986 5 лет назад

Really enjoyed this Nigel. For folks like myself who don't know a great deal and just want to take some nice pics through life these are great, very informative and enjoyable to watch.

@JJLewin1 4 года назад

Some fantastic shots, love your work

@obscurity7 5 лет назад

This is hands down one of the most useful videos I've seen in a long time. Not from you, I mean from anyone anywhere. Really really great information, and absolutely helped me understand what I need to be aiming for with long (or not) exposures. Also, I love when slightly more serious photographers pal around with jokers. You and James, Thomas Heaton and Gavin Hardcastle. In both cases, I am not implying that James and Gavin aren't serious about their craft, they absolutely are, they're just silly in the process.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Thanks a lot Christine...

@Biscuit761YT 5 лет назад

That first landscape shot, amazing !

@marthamoss2518 5 лет назад

The points you made here really made me understand the timing so much better. Thank you!

@xpqr12345 5 лет назад

That opening shot is a classic from just beneath Gásadalur! It's an awesome little village, and unbelievably cute.

@Alexw1100 5 лет назад

Loved the Puffin at the end!

@ShawNshawN 5 лет назад

I like the analysis on the water and various shutter speeds. The ironic thing is many painters copy straight from the high shutter speed not using the nice abstraction of the waves, so its more "photo" like than a good photo that has some balance between blur and sharpness.

@robertstephens1868 5 лет назад

Thanks, Nigel, for this video. It’s the most helpful one I’ve seen showing the difference that shutter speeds make, & to find the critical point for movement/detail. It’s that critical point that I’ve been thinking about for a while now, & will have to experiment myself. For someone, like myself, closer to (but still a long way from) the South Pole, the images are really impressive.

@kevinshipp7489 5 лет назад

Found this so useful, picked up a couple of new ideas. Thanks Nigel 👍🏻

@alanminshall1824 5 лет назад

Another excellent vlog full of brilliant information. I loved the first shot showing where you focused, would have loved to have seen you point of focus in the other shots. Long exposure really is an art form on its own.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

I was going to put it in but didn’t think it was necessary - will do more of that in future

@Balconeswpg 5 лет назад

Very insightful. You’ve inspired me to conduct some experiments with my shots. Thank you!

@Hirsutechin 5 лет назад

Lots of good advice there, Nigel, and a more intelligent approach than just bunging in a Big/Super Stopper.

@clairebrooksphotography 5 лет назад

Good point about not actually needing a very long time to get an effective LE.... All relative to the speed of movement of what you're shooting 👍

@tomwestbrook Год назад

For digital it’s pretty easy to do some bracketing. I once did a 10 exposure series on 4x5 film on the Big Sur coast near Monterey in 1/2 stop intervals (including reciprocity, it was dusk) to see what time worked best to my eye. Really worth doing for you photo notebook.

@gordroberts53 5 лет назад

Excellent episode, Nigel! Your exploration of long exposure relative to intent/rate of subject movement is for me, a fresh look at this technique. Thanks for sharing and cheers from BC!

@sander5086 5 лет назад

Great information again, from an amazing location!! Looking forward to James video "how to shoot a long exposure without a tripod"

@brabs2754 5 лет назад

hmmm becoming easy with m43 IBIS up to 3 seconds no problems, bracketing handheld as well ... but Im sure James will tell us :)

@freddytrejo3613 2 года назад

Amazing places you get to see

@tofudrifter 5 лет назад

the risks that you take for LandscapePhotography! Kudos Mr. Danson!

@zakiahmed2017 3 года назад

lovely cinematic, lovely music and a perfect tutorial

@AlbeeSoaring 2 года назад

This video has been so helpful. I have a trip with my family and we plan to visit multiple waterfalls over a week long trip. I will be using so many of these tips. Thank you so much

@mattodea24 5 лет назад

Hands down one of the best water long exposure tutorials I’ve seen. Going on a trip to Japan next week and photographing the rivers and waterfalls there. This will help me a lot to get the perfect composition. Cheers man

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Thanks a lot - appreciate your kind words

@pilot-plane-coffee1678 4 года назад

@@NigelDanson I've watched 6 other videos on this subject, and after watching yours, I finally get it!!! I was getting pretty frustrated, as I was trying to shoot waterfalls at 30 seconds...lol, didn't turn out so well...

@birgitsmetana 5 лет назад

Gorgeous shots, Nigel. I love taking long exposures, especially of waterfalls 😍😍😍

@Noealz 5 лет назад

good to see you enjoying your time there Nigel

@Sae-or1ng 5 лет назад

Picturesque! One of your best videos!

@harsevsingh6596 5 лет назад

Brilliant Video mate, only just discovered your channel but been binge watching like crazy and learning so much, thanks!

@aokinnz6885 5 лет назад

Love all your videos and listening f to your thought process. Also love how calming the video is. Thanks so much. Can’t wait to see the calendar

@steve.ev.photography 5 лет назад

Insightful video. I am just starting out with trying more long exposure photography. Your tips and personal opinions on the camera settings and timings have made me rethink my approach. In a good way. Short-long exposure photography. Less can be more pleasing. Thanks.

@iczemi 5 лет назад

Loved the photo with waves at the cliff. That is an extraordinary take.

@StephenBridgett 2 года назад

Very helpful Nigel

@user-vt5hx1kz7l 3 года назад

Forgotten how good your tutorial videos are 👍🏼

@crowtheri 5 лет назад

Fabulous tips, Nigel. Experimenting with shutter speeds is fun 👍🏻 I knew you couldn’t get through the film without your favourite saying, “it doesn’t get any better than this”! In the Faroe’s it genuinely doesn’t! I would love to go there but not sure I am good enough - eeekkk!

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Of course you are good enough! Just go 👍👍👍

@RockLakeMama 5 лет назад

Love the print! The water looks incredible!

@bala1000mina 2 года назад

Hi Nigel, Thank you so much for the great tutorial, I personally learnt a lot from your nice explanation. God bless you and keep photographing great pictures!

@RoseKerin 5 лет назад

Thanks Nigel. I am learning so much from you.

@hermilioquintana9178 5 лет назад

Fantastic images and a great tutorial . Keep those awesome videos coming. Thank you Nigel.

@4thkindofmadness592 5 лет назад

Appreciate the notations as well as the “live” tips. Gorgeous landscapes!

@cdduffy 5 лет назад

I normally shoot waterfalls at 1/6th s, gonna try faster this weekend thanks for the tips. 👍

@markusviol200 5 лет назад

Amazing pictures in this new video, Nigel

@RickMentore 5 лет назад

The images were magnificent!

@erikjovanovic1276 3 года назад

Thank you so much for all your explanations. I'm learning a lot. Great video !

@Petesmotoadventure 5 лет назад

Another great video.

@giselesmith7795 5 лет назад

Nicely done video. I am just starting to experiment with long exposures so this was very interesting to me. I love that you always provide good examples of your work to explain what was done. Looking forward to next week.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Thanks Gisele - appreciate the kind words and glad you enjoyed it.

@mohammedaareeb5341 5 лет назад

Super Video, Nice information

@smedz28 4 года назад

I personally like the shorter exposures in seascapes that show movement but are short enough to convey the roughness and power of the sea, rather than the soft milky effect that longer exposures give. I feel that the longer exposures dull down the feeling of raw power that the waves present, if that makes sense

@yvonnep1779 5 лет назад

Great video Nigel. I binged all your video's and learned so much! You're an inspiration and just wanted to say thank you for that. 🤗🙏

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Thanks Yvonne - really do appreciate the support

@rgarlinyc 5 лет назад

Thanks for the practical tips. Your drone footage makes me long to be there - and the photographs you displayed (with the water details preserved) are spectacular! 👏

@jarman1970 5 лет назад

Another inspiring video Nigel. In the beginning I was excited just to get that misty water look that has that dream quality to it. The more I shoot the faster my exposure time are getting. I went to a local water fall and shot the same frame in 10-15 different exposure times. I processed them exactly the same and was able to narrow down the exposures that worked best for me in those conditions. Over time with practice I am able to take an image and capture the energy in the water in a way to match the mood I am trying to portray. Still a work in progress but even if the composition was not that successful if I learned about my exposure times then I feel I have accomplished something.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Great idea - Mason... Thanks for the kind words

@Jack-se2iz 2 года назад

Excellent video. I’ll be compositing my waterfalls from now on here in Oregon, when needed. I like my waterfall images at anywhere from 1/5 to 1/20 in general, depending on conditions.I love some texture.

@toomuchkit964 5 лет назад

Fantastic many thanks and very useful. Wish I had seen this before my holiday near some sea stacks, I definitely exposed for too long. Keep up the good work and inspiring photography.

@terrynewmanphotography 5 лет назад

Great video Nigel. Really enjoyed it and picked up some tips. I am guilty of always doing the longer shots. I love the blue sea in that shot. Faroe now on my bucket list too.

@michellekeyte4447 5 лет назад

Thank you for another brilliant video. You really do look very happy in the Faroes!

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

I am!

@walaoabc1234 5 лет назад

Wonderful video!!!

@Michaelcolliermedia 4 года назад

Great video and very informative 👍

@mikeg5121 4 года назад

11.46 image you say on skye, personally think this is in Glencoe,stunning image either way .

@herbertcatania5464 5 лет назад

Brilliant .... thank you

@rockychocbill 5 лет назад

Fantastic images and good pointers Nigel. I was recently in Mexico and was trying to catch images like your last one with sun and spray @ 1000/sec.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

It is great fun isn't it - and you can take as many as you want with digital.

@stefankuhn6887 5 лет назад

It’s a nice end for a video: puffin walking out of the frame 😄 again a helpful video: I often make the mistake to use a to long shutter speed. I think I have to do some exercises... 📸

@waltersjonathan 3 года назад

Great video, fantastic images. I would have gone too slow - not now 👍🏻

@athulparameswaran9389 5 лет назад

Very good tips for long exposure... Really liked it...😍

@phooesnax 5 лет назад

Gave me a heart attack at 7:30 when video cam started to move:-0). Thought the tri pod was going to fall!! Jim Great episode.b

@3601386 5 лет назад

Your videos are great, and i like the music can tell us name of the singer? Thanks

@achimrecktenwald9671 5 лет назад

This was a really helpful, educative video with great pictures of yours, as well.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Thanks - appreciate your kind words

@gurunath1710 5 лет назад

Another tips packed video Nigel with wonderful examples. Loved it. Would have loved to see some examples of moving clouds also there to complete it. Maybe another video to cover that?

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

I don't really like moving clouds as love the texture in them. Sorry! Glad you enjoyed this video and thanks for the kind words.

@andychattaway5620 5 лет назад

Great video & stunning photographs 👍

@mr.hackerman9144 5 лет назад

I took a good photo of a waterfall with long exposure and it made the water look like silk, that was on my iPad.

@aranyawaasii 5 лет назад

the puffin is the star of this video.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Ha ha - yep! Only one I saw

@MrArdis19 2 года назад

Great video

@32rabara96 5 лет назад

That ending shot was awesome ;-)

@chrishunt2707 5 лет назад

Excellent tutorial thanks. I really need to improve my long exposure work. Would love to see how you combine different exposure shots in photoshop. 👍

@claudec2588 5 лет назад

Very informative and encouraging. thanks.

@johnkrummrich4948 5 лет назад

Thank you so much What a great learning experience

@markferrell2470 5 лет назад

~~~What a beautiful place, great video, thank you and finally some good background music ~~~

@pilot-plane-coffee1678 4 года назад

Thanks for the great content, learned a lot of you!

@ingmarhosenfeld7132 5 лет назад

Fabulous video, thanks so much! I do love your pics (and your accent). One question though: I think I have a fair grasp of the whole ND-filter thing - but I'm not sure about the advantages of a polarizer... Do you have a vlog dedicated to that? And finally one idea to lessen your pain with chosing only 12 pics for a calender: Just allow yourself to a 13th pic as a cover photo!

@wordreet 2 года назад

Some really nice shots there Nigel. And it's ironic that I watched because the title included "long exposure", since my favourite image was the 1/200 waterfall shot. Those "drapes" within the water are just superb! I just thumbed through a googled "waterfall image" search, and I'd say only about 15% off all the images reveal that nature of the water, all the rest are long straight lines. In my opinion, details in nature are super important if you don't want an image to lose it's realism. Anyway, I know nothing as I'm a relative beginner (got my first camera Yashica FX3 40 years ago) and am actually waiting to start having a go at long exposure images. I bought a Canon EOS 4000D yesterday, including a tripod and some extra kit, off Ebay. Wish me luck. 😁 Ahem, you mentioned a £400 tripod? What will a good one cost today? 😨

@richiehall4832 5 лет назад

I love this channel, I really fancy a trip to the Faroes now lol

@peterfryters3565 5 лет назад

Love your videos. Can't wait for your 2020 calendar pics. I have the 2019 which I love. One suggestion is to make the month's numbers a little darker.

@NigelDanson 5 лет назад

Thanks Peter - and thanks for the tip on the calendar