Photography and Video in National Parks guidelines without permits

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There are rules for shooting video and photography in National Parks, State Parks and many other public spaces... usually no light stands or lights are allowed, including reflectors, soft boxes, microphones or anything that resembles a professional shoot. Doing vlogs for social media is considered more on the professional side now because most people are monetizing their videos. So what are you allowed to do? Summer travel season is upon us. Here are some ideas that may be pushing the line a bit, but they involve no light stands, are very portable, inobtrusive and very quick to set up and take down. Be creative, but try to stay within what's allowed.
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@weisserth Год назад

I think they went too far with these rules, in my opinion it's borderline infringing on First Amendment rights. To make matters worse, the cost and bureaucracy of actually getting a paid permit is overkill for most people not actually professional productions. The current rules do not strike a fair balance.

@markstanton2362 Год назад

Geez, I wonder what administration imposed these regulations.....

@RonK Год назад

the idea of those fees is to make most people NOT taking pictures. Mission accomplished

@wellwhatthen10101 Год назад

America has so many crazy stupid laws about photography. why they are so draconian. and stupid great video Markus

@otraguardia Год назад

Why do you even need a permit in a national or state park. These should be public spaces where you can do whatever you want as long as you don’t bother anybody else. Americans should try to get the law changed (freedom of panorama).

@MileyonDisney Год назад

The rules are ridiculous. National parks belong to US! It shouldn't matter if we get paid for pictures or videos - we're on our own land! But thanks for the great tips.

@niklscalemodel Год назад

Exactly

@naturesessions.studio Год назад

This

@ArneSaknussemm1 Год назад

Great advice Markus, I'm on Tenerife and park rangers an even policem are getting silly about taking photos with anything other than phones, and the quick handheld setup you showed is light, inconspicuous and your photos are lovely in mid day sun. 😊😊😊

@dannoringer Год назад

Why don't we all call our congressperson and tell them we don't like the park restrictions, and put the bureaucrats in their place (to serve us rather than control us)

@MarkusPix Год назад

I think people have been trying to do that for thousands of years

@dannoringer Год назад

@@MarkusPix Sadly, you are right. The Bureaucrats don't seem to know their "place" is to serve the taxpayer/citizens, unfortunately. Best wishes, Dan

@KnifeGuy_ Год назад

We need to have a public forum discussion with "who" in particular is making rules for our free public space, in our free country.

@WaynJul Год назад

I didn't realize there was so many rules for photography.

@iamshake7778 10 месяцев назад

Thank you Markus!

@TheSunnySuttons Год назад

All other top influencers are pushing the next shiny new toy because of their ulterior motives so thanks for being so refreshing. Love this channel. ❤❤❤❤

@MarkusPix Год назад

Where's the fun in that. Its more fun to find creative ways to make things work you already have, or that are at least cheaper

@minigpracing3068 Год назад

Theyve actually changed the laws in some areas in the last few years. I had a discussion with a coworker and he linked me to the new rules. I suggest checking with the park rangers for the places you want to go.

@charliejg Год назад

Markus, thanks for all of your videos like this that show simple, easy-to-use equipment for lighting. As an amateur I can afford to go crazy buying stuff. You've shown so many possibilities that can be affordable in your videos. Again, thanks!!

@robwinklerphoto2189 Год назад

If a fisherman can stick his pole in the ground at the edge of a pond in a Connecticut state park, with a net and bucket next to him, I guess I can use a tripod and a light. And if I want to sell my photos afterward, it's nobody's business but mine -- certainly not the state's. A fisherman could just as well be selling the fish he catches. Or eating them, which means they have monetary value. Let them try and stop me. "The State never intentionally confronts a man's sense, intellectual or moral, but only his body, his senses. It is not armed with superior wit or honesty, but with superior physical strength. I was not born to be forced. I will breathe after my own fashion. Let us see who is the strongest." -- Henry D. Thoreau, "Civil Disobedience"

@H.pylori Год назад

Thanks for the update. The methods that you use may work in some cases, but the rules are subject to interpretation by the local National Park staff.

@MarkusPix Год назад

Yes

@bobstark8749 10 месяцев назад

I never knew, they got a law against everything! Thanks Markus.

@xtremefight Год назад

The idea that our tax dollars pay for these places (which I agree with and love) but we cannot do photography there sounds unconstitutional.

@tsbrownie Год назад

So take pictures/vid in the park, then go home and green screen and voice over it.

@olafschermann1592 Год назад

I use a speedlight on a monopod combined with a leafshutter (Fujifilm X100). Lets me overpower the sun at 1/2000 F2.0

@kepriworks Год назад

Thank you for all the information you share with us. I have a better understanding of why I had created so much commotion once at a National Park in California. The Film Commission was called complained about a tripod and the cameras I had with that day. The Commision said that the Rangers were overreacting, and I was able to comnence with photography it all ended on a good 📝 note.

@dannoringer Год назад

By the way, I just wanted to let you know I watched your vid on cheap lighting recently, and I took your advice on the equipment. Also, I think the lantern is better than the direct light. I guess everybody has an opinion, and maybe for your applications, the lantern diffuser is not as good, but I prefer it for my applications. I guess that's why there are different kinds of products being offered. Differnt applications demand different approaches. But the equipment that you recommended are excellent and provide great value. Thanks again for the reco. The led light is top shelf, and likewise the other gear you mentioned.

@NakormiteVasu Год назад

You can also use a backpack as mounting base for your light, transfer the weight from hands to the back =)

@DannyB-cs9vx Год назад

I know that you are not in it for the money, but having product links, or an on-line store with recommended products, would make things easier on us. A list of products used in the video would let us cut and paste for a search. Manufacturers may also start sending you a variety of stuff to try out. I appreciate what you already do for us, so If it is a big hassle for you, please don't.

@inquisitvem6723 Год назад

Didn’t they ban drones also? Good suggestions and guidelines

@H.pylori Год назад

According to the National Park Service (NPS), drone operations are strictly prohibited in all 417 parks under NPS administration, including national trails, rivers, monuments, and historic parks. To fly a drone in these areas, a special use permit is required, but it is only granted for specific activities such as research or search and rescue missions. However, it’s worth noting that some National Forests and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands, excluding designated wilderness areas, may allow drone flights. It’s important to be aware that drone regulations can vary at the state and local levels, as well as from park to park within the same park system or city/county. So, if you want to fly your drone in a national park, make sure to check with the National Park Service first. They have strict rules about drones, so follow them closely. First of all, most national parks have a ban on drones and other remote-controlled aircraft of any kind. Drones can be used for many kinds of activities, whether it is for fun or for business. However, when flying drones in national parks, you should always follow federal regulations. Drones have a significant impact on the ecosystem with their noise and air pollution. Anything that disrupts the environment will affect birds, who are very sensitive to changes in their habitat. Furthermore, drones can easily crash into trees and cause damage and injury to people or animals. Some parks even require a special permit from the National Parks authority to use drones. Therefore, if you want to use drones in National parks, you should follow rules carefully so as not to harm the natural resources of the park, or disrupt visitors when they are trying to enjoy nature.

@DIZEMANPHOTO Год назад

@@H.pylori And also, drones over 250 grams now have TRANSPONDERS that tell the FAA exactly where you are flying, all the details of that flight. They don't have to catch you in the act... they can catch you later.

@maxipadthai 18 дней назад

Handheld equipment, including tripod, are permitted. Also, professional photography is fine, as long as it's not for promoting or selling a product or service. For example, paid engagement or graduation photo sessions don't need a permit.

@1dodo100 Год назад

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@MarkusPix Год назад

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@MartinV. Год назад

Great Video!

@photo818 Год назад

Oh this reminds me of a visit to Joshua Tree NP during a wildflower bloom people were out with point and shoots and I had my DSLR, I was trailed by a park ranger pulled me over and wanted me to show all my gear by placing it on the hood of my truck, I told him I just had a camera and lens. He threatened to give me a citation and I asked to speak to his supervisor, that was done by phone call on Monday following the trip, turns out he was a rookie ranger and went about it all wrong where the supervisor apologized for the incident. Now I can’t tell you how many people became first time visitors to Joshua Tree after seeing my photos. It is in their best interest by having new park goers pay the entry fees to the park, more revenue generated because of my photos. I can see a full production being an issue but simple photo gear to render a beautiful portrait shouldn’t be and not to mention the crazy fees they charge for permits and the expensive liability insurance policy too that we must get🤦🏻

@MarkusPix Год назад

Geez, sounds like a drug bust

@photo818 Год назад

@@MarkusPix that’s what it seemed like and I got pissed and just showed him my camera and lens I was using leaving my backpack with gear in the truck…..enjoy watching your videos and learn a lot from you!👍🏼

@WiseGuy02 8 месяцев назад

We have similar stupid rules in Australia. But where are the national parks getting their funding from? From our tax dollars! And they won't let us use the parks for filming? We should be able to use the parks for whatever we want as long as we don't damage the park. We're paying for them!

@DigitalSketcher Год назад

I've been stopped multiple times by cops because I guess I looked suspicious. lol I was taking photos with my Insta360 camera in the middle of downtown Fort Worth and a cop came by to question what I was doing. I suppose a single individual walking around town with a device he's unfamiliar with is bound to cause someone to be suspicious. He was nice about it and I showed him what I was doing. I also had a cop come up to me when I was on the side of the road once taking photos of the clouds. It was a really gorgeous storm that was brewing a few miles from me. However, I was within a 5-10 mile radius of an airport...and that apparently isn't allowed. Too suspicious. I'm not sure if it would have made a difference if I had a smart phone vs my dslr, but to that cop, it just looked suspicious. Again, he wasn't rude about it, just told me I needed to not do that and that there was a dedicated spot near the airport I could take photos. I wasn't sure why he even mentioned that...because that seemed a bit off. lol But, yes, the whole "why are you taking photos here" thing has been a problem for me for a while. But, I'm used to it, and as long as you're not rude to them and obey what they say, you're good. Don't be a d**k and be rude to them because that's when problems start.

@nicedward7544 Год назад

Got stopped once doing street photography and apparently they don't like people taking photos of federal buildings(which I wasn't). They actually asked to see my photos in the camera which I obliged. Kinda strange.

@DigitalSketcher Год назад

@Nic Edward with all the craziness going on the last few years, I can understand why they ask us these questions. It's still kind of annoying, but I get it.

@a97b18b Год назад

Just remember if you’re in a public space, you can photograph ANYTHING you can see. The cops can’t force you to move, see your photos, or have you delete them

@orion7741 Год назад

@@a97b18b that does not apply to federally owned property and buildings. they DO have the authority to take your camera and delete images from it at there whim. they have every right to force you to move and not take any pictures of federal property and buildings. even when you are in public space the rules are totally different when it comes to federal stuff. you pretty much dont have the rights you think you do.

@vision-gc4hy Год назад

I appreciate the rules. I'm "for" those rules. I've gotten kicked out of places using a light. But I get it, People go to these places for the quiet and the serenity. Not to watch me posing someone and waiting for someone to walk out of my background. There are plenty of places outside of parks to shoot.

@bboomermike2126 11 месяцев назад

About 15 years ago a online photo club I belonged met out side Sequoia at a motel outside the park. We planned on spending the next day shooting in the park. Apparently the park service monitors online activity looking for evil doers. The problem was that one of the members mentioned he was bringing and unpaid model that wanted some photos taken of her. So that evening 4 or five people from the park service civilian clothing and uniformed, one armed with a side arm, show up at the motel and told us that if we photographed anything we brought into the park with out purchasing commercial permit all our equipment would be confiscated. One of the parks personnel was taking notes and another was taking pictures of us evil doers. Had extra photos taken of me when I said "So my photographic equipment will be confiscated if I take a photo of my lunch sack on the hood of my car?" What kind of police state do we live in?

@primefotoNL Год назад

Those permits sound like a excuse for extra income to me. Why not use a monopod and a VALS (Voice Activated Light Stand). A friend or so. Or set it on to a back rig/back pack. That way it is not on the ground. You can then also easily get the height or angle if needed.

@Pietje_Piraat Год назад

A true guerrilla filmmaker cares not for rules

@SalmanAkhtar1 Год назад

Great pointers as always!

@Tomignostics Год назад

"There are rules for shooting video and photography in National Parks" ...NOT everywhere in the world, only in countries where people are for coverment, not the other way around...

@Dumballa Год назад

Very cool Mark. I didn't know this

@gordon3988 Год назад

Fun as always…and suspect the reason for the rules/permit is simply a reflection of how poorly so many creators treated the park when making videos. In talking to park rangers they often catch folks tromping about in closed areas, disturbing wildlife and at times needing rescue when recording in places they shouldn’t be!

@shoveI Год назад

I think the biggest cause of parks being "loved to death" is the closure of so many places. We used to have 250 million Americans with ten million open, available, free places to visit. Now we have 325 million Americans with five thousand places to visit and 999,995 locked gates and no trespassing signs. No wonder the parks are getting trampled.

@philliphickox4023 Год назад

Similar rules also apply in Australia. I took photos of some brumbies submitted them to stock and later found out that in order to submit images to stock photography libraries I needed a permit. Which I now have.

@BlackZEddie Год назад

Those qf35's are sooo hard to find in stock!

@Rabbitunderground Год назад

It's all a bit bonkers in the States. So many rules, $ permits and policing.

@douglasmayor5022 Год назад

Thanks for the info....Marcus.

@jayacustico9518 Год назад

Hey! Nice to see you again. The algorithm don’t suggest me your videos for a long time 😳

@gerardferry3958 Год назад

paid for by the public they should be grateful of a living and not pan handle

@AirPixelProMedia 7 месяцев назад

I have the Ad200, curious if I want to not use High'Speed sync, should I turn that off or is that automatic as long as my photos are shot at 1/250th or less? Please advise

@MarkusPix 7 месяцев назад

It will say HSS on the display if its on

@parrotheadfelt Год назад

Just like Bruce Gilden 📸📸📸😳

@Zaburi 10 месяцев назад

When people make laws on personal feelings... logic goes out the window. We are plagued by "I feel" I believe they will criminalize photography at some point unless you of course pay for a license.

@having-fun-while-i-can Год назад

Thanks for making this video.

@StefanGenov7 Год назад

Your sound always sounds awesome 😎

@MarkusPix Год назад

Thank you

@ruolov1 Год назад

Markus, I have a difficult time looking for cameras at retail stores. None of the brick-and-mortar stores near me are selling point-and-shoot or small cameras. My camera on my phone suddenly stopped working. If I order now online, I wouldn't get the items until next week. All of the events I'm going to is this week and I'll be out of the country without a working camera. I have no clue why it's so hard to buy a pocket camera that would actually work. I'm extremely sad about this. I remember when my father got laid off a few years ago from Olympus in New York because Olympus downsized. I am sad that it's no longer easy to buy a real camera at a brick-and-mortar shop. Every item is backordered. I feel hopeless.

@MarkusPix Год назад

The best one of all is the Sony RX100vii. The half price version of that is the Lumix LX10. You can get anything online nowadays, but Best Buy has a pretty good selection if theres a store near you

@sclogse1 Год назад

Try to find a minty Canon Elph 310, on ebay, with charger, battery..maybe even the case. I have all kinds of Fuji X bodies and glass, and some vintage lenses adapted, but that Elph over the years has given me outstanding pics. Because I always had it. And the 1080p video is excellent. I made a sort film noir with a Canon 5D Mark II, but for inserts I used the Canon pocket Elph. No one has ever noticed. And don't forget to never put the camera in a linty pocket. Keep looking.. By the way, it has ibis, and an 8x optical.

@coolbananaboy5075 Год назад

Your videos are enjoyable (and educational). Thx!

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@johnprudent3216 Год назад

Speaking of “shared universe,” I remember hearing from another RU-vidr’s video that it was Bob Kane that pretty much ratted out Siegel and Shuster to DC before they could make their move against DC. Stories like this are just rough to hear. To think as a kid, I wanted to be a comics artist. What would’ve happened to me?

@Pleezath Год назад

What's the point of the these laws exactly?

@lelandsmith2320 Год назад

To keep wannabe professionals from trampling the wild areas. Pro photography is not outlawed, it is just subject to a permit so they can see if you made a mess of things.

@dr7319 Год назад

USA...Home of the free! LOL!

@Robert-ug5hx Год назад

This is a 1st amendment issue,

@reganalbertson1593 Год назад

These rules apply to military reservations also, if you don't get the permit. Supposedly, trolls are looking for content that was "illegally" captured for some revenue enhancement.

@NeoManyon Год назад

If you're doing video you can also hold up some form of continuous lighting but maybe not for too long :-)

@idea2010 11 месяцев назад

I use a fstopper flashdisc as a flash modifier. It doesn't look professionally but the result is stunning.

@chitownarcher5645 Год назад

The rules will change or be clearer if more people stop going to these places. Take some bad photos, post them, and maybe less less people will go. Until the places that ban video and photos see an income loss, then these rules will only get worst. The tourists also need to tone down with the equipment and limit your time there.

@AJCoReTV Год назад

👍🏽

@joepowers3731 Год назад

It says New Channel Outdoor Flash Inspiration! Subscribe Is this it or am I missing something

@MarkusPix Год назад

What says that?

@joepowers3731 Год назад

@@MarkusPix Your MarkusPix Home page

@DougFresh Год назад

Markus, I do lighting all the time like that , I teach it call it my statue of liberty lighting... no stand needed and I'm anywher I need to be with light .

@workingwiththelight3119 Год назад

Thanks Markus! I think for video GoPro is the best inconspicuous camera to take in the places like this.

@wswess3998 Год назад

how i find that plegable reflective umbrella?

@MarkusPix Год назад

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@Vendetta_05 Год назад

And what do I do portraits alone to my self?

@MarkusPix Год назад

selfie photos are fine, but if you video yourself talking for RU-vid and its monetized, then they have an issue

@johnsaucerhunter Год назад

Great information for those that may not have known the what you 'can and cant' use in a National Forest Mr. Markus. Cheers!

@Jwitherow1964 Год назад

Markus you rock!! yahoo!!, your biggest fan. From Ga

@ramumolugumati94 Год назад

super bro

@DESTINYFPV Год назад

GREED!!!!!

@MTBs Год назад

The US is weird...

@goochmediagroup3615 Год назад

👍🏾

@glssjg Год назад

Amazing!!!

@2point..0 Год назад

Thank you Markus, liked#121 ans subscribed!!!

@darrylbrown5321 Год назад

How you going Markus.

@MarkusPix Год назад

Well I usually drive my car, but then hike the rest of the way 😋

@inquisitvem6723 Год назад

I have a feeling that technology will allow people will be able to take pics and make it look realistic that they were anywhere in the world. Imagine taking a pic in your backyard and making it look like you’re in Egypt with the pyramids. AI is moving rapidly.

@erikERXON Год назад

too complicated. you feed pix of you to AI and then ask AI to generate an image of you anywhere u want. simples.

@RobertAustralia Год назад

We have the same "wtf" rules in Australia too... some Rangers will turn a blind-eye... Our main rule is - Any more than a 1 person setup - it's considered a professional job...

@dennisopanasenko3605 Год назад

Well, a guy, taking picture of his gf could be treated as a professional job? They definitely went too far as mentioned somewhere here in comments.

@thomastuorto9929 Год назад

Give an inch, they'll take a foot. Give a foot & they will take a yard. Etc. Which will eventually lead to more rules & more rule enforcement to help self-fund the National Parks. The NP park near me only charged $50 US last year for the day. For pros or paid you tubers, = PEANUTS!

@MarkusPix Год назад

The ones around here are $300-$400, takes up to a month and they need to know exactly where you'll be at what exact time and they stand there watching you. Not exactly good for spontaneous "ooh that area over there looks good!" Sorry, you didn't request a permit for over there.

@thomastuorto9929 Год назад

@@MarkusPix NP is NP. I imagine the price is the same & they raised it. Out of curiosity, I’ll ask one of the federal rangers next time at Sandy Hook NRA in NJ. Usually there at least twice a week. Thanks for the reply.

@vaxxedfilms7477 Год назад

Great topic great vid thanks

@nickybjammin7629 Год назад

Cool! Awesome Info thanks!

@windwardhooligans1140 Год назад

Great information as alway, Markus!

@marcinmrzyglocki Год назад

With Quantum QF35 it's worth noting that backorder might last up to four months - I have ordered my copy in February and am still at least a month away from getting it, so order it as early as possible if you wish to be still alive on delivery. Another thing - you could use godox holders as a handle for umbrella and use it then as a rain cover with little risk that wind will slip it away from your hands :-) A solid grip :-)

@MarkusPix Год назад

Did you order straight from Quantum?

@marcinmrzyglocki Год назад

@@MarkusPix Yes! Not only "straight from producer" seems to be the best option, I don't know of any other places shipping QF35 internationally (Adorama doesn't have my country listed).

@RonK Год назад

another cool video, thanks a lot

@6bProductions Год назад

always the best and those snow cpp mountain peaks are addicting to watch

@MarkusPix Год назад

Yes I love the desert southwest

@kaczorefx Год назад

What is the portable Gopro tripod from 1:45? It look pretty cool.

@MarkusPix Год назад

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@blueprinttv6049 Год назад

always motiving

@RealLifewithAdrianRuth Год назад

Great tips

@inquisitvem6723 Год назад

Are you in Palm Springs or something?

@MarkusPix Год назад

Death Valley

@ROBOTRIX_eu Год назад

@basspig Год назад

If my taxes are paying for it then it's mine and I'll do as I please with it.

@Vern_Levine Год назад

in other words you can burn it down? Build a city? Grow crops?

@basspig Год назад

@@Vern_Levine don't be silly. You know what I meant.

@CristoforoBonissone Год назад

👍

@LMoProVisualComm Год назад

Just get a damn permit

@MarkusPix Год назад

They take weeks to get and are not guaranteed. You need to describe exactly the location and time or day and what you plan to be doing exactly. This is almost impossible for places you've never been before, and you won't know what time of day is best until you physically scout the locations the day before to see how the lighting is at different times of day. Each location determines the type of lighting and equipment used. It's almost impossible to plan all this stuff weeks or months in advance. Most of the great artistic stuff is done spontaneously and you usually won't know the perfect locations until you actually see them in person. And even that can change on a dime- weather can change or unexpected tourists show up etc.

@LMoProVisualComm Год назад

@@MarkusPix I've always got mine back in 1-2 days and always permitted to carry full gear. Y'all making this harder than it is. It's a simple process for National Parks and Army Corps reservations

@LMoProVisualComm Год назад

@@MarkusPix I just don't have this problem you describe. and I shoot at many parks around the country. Example: NC Div of Parks and Rec respond in less than 2 hours an this is for the entire state. I wish you the best in all your communications pro

@dr7319 Год назад

Why should an amateur photographer that's not being paid a penny, have to get a "Damn Permit"?

@jamesharrison4272 Год назад

Duct tape and a tree?

@gamingwithstand6886 Год назад

You could just turn your girlfriends back to the sun then the front of her is in shade and meter her face. Then you can skip the lighting.

@MarkusPix Год назад

And have a blown out overexposed background? Then why even go to a beautiful location at all?

@35slave Год назад

I love communism isn't it great

@AL3XXX-UNKN0WN Год назад

Hi Markus, what if you put the effort into doing really good scenic pics and then green screened at home? That way, when you are out there, it looks like you are just taking pics of the national forest for your personal scrap book. Though I have heard of park rangers looking through monetarized channels and going "hey, that's my park!" and fining monetarized RU-vidrs that way...