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Thanks for watching.

This perfectly describes Tim as a human being ❤️

Thanks Stig. It's always good to be out 😄👌

@@petemellows 👍

If only I'd timed it better! There is such a huge range of landscapes there. Next time you come down, I can show you some good spots.

There's so much to see! Thanks for watching Matti.

@@Bobbylopezcreative good point! It would have tied the beginning together more. Thanks for the advice and thanks for watching too.

@@mattisulanto it sure is!

@@mattisulanto this was actually filmed in early April, so mid-Autumn. I wasn’t sure about it at first. I’m glad you enjoyed it!

@@petemellows That explains. I though the weather looks a bit too nice😀

@@denisesavage2382 thankfully not that one! This was the weekend of April 7th.

@@petemellows whew! I hoped it was the case.

@@dawnmist2259 I’m glad you liked it. I am still undecided myself!

Thanks! You can tell Pentax and Ricoh are passionate about photography. I keep forgetting about the colour profiles…

@@petemellows I think I noticed you shot the waterfalls with the portrait profile on. (Doesn't apply to anything if your only shooting raw though.) I tend to shoot Jpeg and raw, so the color profiles are fun to play with. And of course for previewing B&W.

Ha yes! I do use them for RAW+JPG for comparison and to give an indication of possible final product. Generally just Bright and Monochrome. I had to build my own styles in C1 to match. It’s very handy for a quick adjustments before diving in.

I guess that the benefit of Winter: no snakes!

@@petemellows absolutely!!!

The dark horse! I really love it too.

Oh yes! It’s a very popular spot with families. I must have been there for 3-4 hours and was never once alone. Thank you.

It’s wonderful that you’ve refound your passion! I can’t remember if Tim mentioned it here, but he told me you look for the environments that particular fungi and slime moulds like. I can imagine the Otways would be teeming with fungi. Keep it up and thanks for watching!

Oh thanks! There is so much talent here that people just aren’t aware of. And I enjoy spending the day with them to learn, and hopefully give people a sense of the photographers’ outlook.

For sure! Tim’s passion is obvious and he quietly shares his work without fanfare. I’m glad this video has helped extend awareness of his work.

I find it very interesting as I never slowed down enough to fully appreciate film. Tim’s photos are beautiful! Thank you for taking the time to watch.

Awesome! I’m glad it’s useful.

Thanks Matti. Glad you enjoyed it.

That’s really good to hear. Thanks for watching and for subscribing.

Sometimes, if you’re not feeling it, it’s not worth it (something I’m developing for a future video), and that’s okay! We like to understate things here. What you’d call a forest, we call bush. Much of the state is covered in temperate rainforest. There have been the odd story of Tasmanian Tiger sightings, or evidence of their presence. But if any real proof exists, it is closely guarded to protect the animals. Thanks Edward. I’m enjoying the process and learning to speak more easily.

@@petemellows I sure hope there's a few of them left. That movie footage of the last one in captivity in 1936 is heartbreaking. I think you did a great job in the video. Very casual, like we were out photographing together. 👍

I believe the one Tim was using was the Olympus 90mm macro.

That is certainly true in terms of dimensions and, when viewed to fit on a screen, it appears twice the size. There are other factors, of course, such as actual pixels. For example, many full-frame cameras are still only 24MP, where Tim's camera is 20MP. Still smaller, but not by much. Thanks for watching.

Tim posts short video reels on Instagram only. They’re very entertaining! He has a busy life and finds concentrating on one platform is enough. If you are able, you should definitely follow him there 👍🏼

@@petemellows Already done!

There is something special about Tassie forests. Thanks for taking me out there!

It’s an acquired taste! White cockatoos are very screechy. Black ones are much better. Thank you for watching Matti. I’m going to keep putting them up until you realise you HAVE to visit 😁

@@petemellows I may have to visit one day😀

I’m no expert when it comes to macro and I learned a lot the day I went out with Tim. From what I recall, Tim was using a flexible silver reflector. It wasn’t too dissimilar to the kind you would use for a jetboil stove to keep the pot warm. He was able to bend and shape it to his needs for each shot. The great thing about fungi is that you can take your time. I imagine that insect would be insanely difficult to photograph! As with any form of photography, the more you learn, the more you learn that you need to learn. Good luck with your journey. I am sure there are many amazing discoveries in store for you. I will see if Tim can answer your question more directly. I’m glad you liked it!

Hiya! I use a Cygnustech Diffuser when I use flash, but tend to use natural light whenever I can. Does lead to longer exposure times, which is tricky if it's windy, but I find it works most of the time.

@@timfromtasmania Thanks for the reply, I will look into those diffusers

@@petemellows Thank you for the reply. I did see that one but was not sure if that was used for stacking. Tim also replied with the diffuses he uses for stacking. I have heard of the one he uses and will look into one.

I’m considering doing an uncut version. This was only about half! Thanks for watching.

Thanks Denise. I don’t get there enough either. Thanks for watching too.

Thanks Sven. It was an amazing experience.

@@petemellows Glad to hear !

Tim is so easy going, it was a joy to chat in the forest. Thank you for watching.

It is a beautiful part of the world, for sure. Thanks for watching Matti.

I had said to Simon, there was no way I’d get up if I was on my own! But then I’ve done it since. Thanks for watching Nic

Verrrryyyyy

If only I could afford some underwater housing. I don’t think I’d ever leave the sea!

You’re absolutely right - it feels alive to me. I admit, I fall in love with this camera on a regular basis 🤷‍♂️

They get better the closer you get too Thanks for watching Grant.

Same here. It was wonderful to share the mornings and just chat and shoot.

Thanks! There's a couple of things with the IR filter. Yes, the wavelength is different and won't auto-focus, so you HAVE to manually focus. I use the live view and digital zoom to nail the focus on the hyper focal point. With that, over-expose just to get the focus, then dial it back for the image. The second part is because you're in for a long exposure (unless it's really bright), set the aperture to minimum f/7.1, but maybe go to f/11. That way, even if you haven't quite nailed the focus, there's a bit of wiggle room.

Thanks! I have a stack more planned and can’t wait to get stuck into them.

It must have taken a lot of effort to do it! Thanks for watching.