Relaxing POV wildlife photography

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I felt like making a slower video this time around, so grab your favourite drink and snack and lets go find some wildlife!
In this episode we're capturing photos from my point of view with the sony a7iv and the 200 600 g lens.
I managed to find a nice variety of wildlife even though it's November now. Of course my first subject of the day was the Great Blue Heron (My most photographed subject and I promise no hunt part 3 lol). I also found a small handful of other birds.
While exploring I managed to find an area with lots of evidence pointing towards beavers being in the area, so I staked it out and the wait began...
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@mecurial776 3 месяца назад

Awesome video, stunning shots, love the content

@CurtisSnapshot 3 месяца назад

It's awesome to see people are still enjoying the older content, thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it!

@LeeDillion Год назад

Nice job with the video. Have the same setup and really enjoy just hiking along the river and getting pics and videos of wildlife. Good luck in your RU-vid journey.

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

Thank you! It’s an amazing camera setup and a beautiful hobby.

@littleoneadventures Год назад

Amazing footage of the beaver!!

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

Thank you so much!

@Matherz9 Год назад

Love the content and watching your channel grow, can't wait to see more from you man! Also that photo of the moody woodland at 6:45 was stunning

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

I will absolutely continue to improve these videos and grow! That photo was much different from my usual style, glad you liked it!

@DanielSymphonies Месяц назад

very nice video! but why on earth are you using 1/2000 shutter speed for a static heron? i know the a7iv doesn't have as much stabilization as the a7rv (that i am using), but i would never go higher than 1/500 for stationary birds, even at 600mm and at a distance. do you really feel you need the 1/2000?

@CurtisSnapshot Месяц назад

You’re definitely right, a lower shutter speed would have been a much better choice. I think I had the shutter speed so high because I was hoping to capture the heron catching some fish. But like you mentioned, I now often use much lower shutter speeds for stationary subjects. Thanks for the feedback and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

@Camera_Days__ Год назад

This video was amazing and I’ve been waiting for some warmer weather up in Alberta so I can go take some wildlife photos. This video really got me excited to hear out!

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

Glad you enjoyed! I'm excited for some warmer weather as well!

@Camera_Days__ Год назад

If you don’t mind me asking where in the world do you live?

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

@@Camera_Days__ Southern Ontario

@Waltaaa17 Год назад

This is a really nice video, amazing photos great job 👏

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

Thank you, I appreciate the comment!

@le_pilamiofficiel1787 Год назад

Really nice video and pictures ❤

@GiuseppeGessa Год назад

Super cool beavers! Nice video!

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

Thank you!

@GiuseppeGessa Год назад

@@CurtisSnapshot It's ok! I was forgetting, you got a new friend. Ciao!!

@srunchres 10 месяцев назад

Love this content and watching your channel grow, and now i do it too

@CurtisSnapshot 10 месяцев назад

I really appreciate the support! It’s an amazing hobby!

@_jbflickz Год назад

great video as always...

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

Thank you!

@drazantodoric6040 9 месяцев назад

8:07 ...The beaver left the tree cut in half !

@CurtisSnapshot 9 месяцев назад

There's even more trees like that now, across the park. The beavers have been very active all year.

@kynio3433 Год назад

I have A6400 with 100-400. Recently I discovered the "Recall custom hold" function. For "Recall custom hold 1" I've set exposure compensation of -1 and for ""Recall custom hold 2" I've set exposure compensation to +1. I've assigned "Recall custom hold 1" to lens function button and "Recall custom hold 2" to the thumb button (AF lock or whatever). It is great when you have white or black birds with sky or trees in the background. You can change exposure compensation quickly without turning the wheel. Only problem is that when shutter is half pressed those buttons do nothing. I'm wondering if on A7IV it works the same way and if you can use programmed function when shutter half pressed.

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

I have not tried setting up any recall settings yet, definitely something I need to look into. Thank you for sharing!

@JanSoendermann Год назад

Great video!

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

Thank you!

@Mustafa_oguz Месяц назад

I have a question, I have a Sony a7 IV and a Sony 100-400 and 200-600 lens. When watching flying birds, my autofocus is slow. I can't focus. What could be the reason for this?

@CurtisSnapshot Месяц назад

Great question! It sounds like your AF Speed might be set too low. Adjusting this setting changes how quickly the camera focuses when switching between subjects. Also, double-check that you’re using Continuous Autofocus (AF-C) to keep the camera focused on moving subjects. I do have a video covering how my a7iv is setup for wildlife photography: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KzbFIPYbakE.htmlsi=ICi2heNry-DiRNe1 I hope this helps-birds in flight can be really challenging! I definitely miss more photos than I capture.

@Mustafa_oguz Месяц назад

@@CurtisSnapshot thank you for your questions 👍

@supernovaB 11 месяцев назад

Nice video

@johndc7446 Год назад

The thin branch covering the red cardinal's face is whats probably causing the autofocus to not get the eye. I experience these things sometimes, where I am wondering why it is not focusing but when I look out of the viewfinder, I saw some thin bush getting on the way of the subject's face but I just didnt notice it because it was out of focus in the viewfinder.

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

I was using a medium focus point and the rest was user error on my part. The lens was basically focus breathing way past the bird. So I corrected the issue by setting the lens itself to only focus from 2.4m - 10m, then I was nailing the focus after that.

@ForrestWest Год назад

The last time or two using my A7iv and the 200-600mm lens I'm getting some strangely fuzzy and slightly out of focus images. I'm going to re initialize the A7iv. Not sure what's going on. Other images are fully sharp and correct. It worked perfectly with the A7iii and in the beginning with the A7iv.

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

I haven’t had any major issues with this setup, huge improvement from the a7ii I was using before this.

@shortypictures Год назад

which autofocus field are you actually using? 🤔

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

I was using Tracking Spot Large, which is usually my go to focus setting.

@allend6137 Год назад

@5:07 my camera has the same focusing issues at times. I thought it was the lens (Tamron 150-500) Apparently not 🤔 A7IV as well as my A7iii.

@CurtisSnapshot Год назад

Tbh it was user error on my part, the lens was basically focus breathing way past the bird. So I corrected this issue by setting the lens itself to only focus from 2.4m - 10m, then I was nailing the focus after that.