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Roger Hance
Приєднався 21 лют 2014
Roger Hance FRPS Photography . I am an award wining photographer from Essex. Although I cover many photographic genres, I tend to specialise in natural history and landscape photography. I currently use Olympus cameras and lenses
I aim to upload videos that are both enjoyable and informative. I regularly give zoom presentations to photographic clubs/societies so anyone who feels they would like me to present a talk to their club can contact me via the contacts page of my web site at www.rogerhancefrps.com
I aim to upload videos that are both enjoyable and informative. I regularly give zoom presentations to photographic clubs/societies so anyone who feels they would like me to present a talk to their club can contact me via the contacts page of my web site at www.rogerhancefrps.com
Why have I changed my camera ?
In this video, I explain why I sent one of my old Olympus cameras away to be converted to Infra Red. Infra Red photography enables you to produce stunning monochrome images during the middle of the summer, when the light is usually far too harsh.
The firm that converted my EM1mkII is Protech Camera Conversions :
www.protechrepairs.co.uk/prices_posting_and_ordering_info.html
Hot Spot data base : kolarivision.com/lens-hotspot-list/
Quest Photography Web Site : www.questphoto.co.uk/
Music in the vide from the UA-cam Audio Library :
Track 1 :
Title: Drop the Tapes
Artist : Track Tribe
Track 2 :
Title : Read All Over
Artist : Nathan Price
The firm that converted my EM1mkII is Protech Camera Conversions :
www.protechrepairs.co.uk/prices_posting_and_ordering_info.html
Hot Spot data base : kolarivision.com/lens-hotspot-list/
Quest Photography Web Site : www.questphoto.co.uk/
Music in the vide from the UA-cam Audio Library :
Track 1 :
Title: Drop the Tapes
Artist : Track Tribe
Track 2 :
Title : Read All Over
Artist : Nathan Price
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Photographing Bee Wolf Wasps in Flight - using the OM1mkII and the 90mm Macro lens
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In this video I am photographing Bee Wolf Wasps in flight. I take both stills and video, and I use the OM1mkII, plus my new 90mm F3.5 macro lens. Photographing a small flying insect in flight is quite difficult, but here I show that with perseverance, it is possible to achieve some good results. Music in the video is from UA-cam Audio Library : Track 1 : Title - Across the Pier Artist - Vyen Tr...
Photographing and Videoing Damselflies in Flight using the OM1mkII and the 150-400mm
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I this video, I show how I photograph and video Demoiselles in flight. For this I either use ProCapture for the flight shots, or slow motion, for the videos. I am photographing at a local river in Essex. Music in first part of the video from the UA-cam Audio Library : Track Title : Across the Pier Artist : Vyen Second track in the video : Track Title - Slow Motion Artist : Benjamin Tissot Music...
OM1mkII for Sports Photography - Is it any good ?
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In this video, I test out the OM1mkII and the 40-150mm F2.8 lens for sports photography. I am photographing indoors at a national table tennis tournament, so the conditions are quite challenging. Music in the video : UA-cam Audio Library Track Tilte : Flying Artist - Track Tribe
Photographing Turtle Doves and Yellowhammers using the OM1mkII and the 150-400mm lens
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In this video, I am photographing Turtle Doves and Yellowhammers at a private farm using the OM1mkII and the 150-400mm lens. Turtle Doves are quite rare in the UK, so I was particularly pleased to get permission to photograph them. Please do not ask me for the location. I cannot divulge it. Music in the video from the UA-cam Audio Library: Track Title : Dream Escapes Artist : The Tides
Making a Natural looking Reflection Pool
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In this video, I show the alterations I have made to the reflection pool at my hide. About 2 years ago, I made a video showing how I set up my original reflection pool. With this video, I endevour to make the pool more `natural` for photography. All video and stills are taken using the OM1mkII. Music in the video from : Music by: www.bensound.com License code: GZ15VY99VPLP7KSE Track Title : Slo...
Fox Cubs with the OM1mkII - Is the autofocus better than on the OM1 ?
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In this video, I show both stills and video footage of some Fox Cubs that I have photographed recently. All stills and footage are taken using the OM1mkII and the 150-400mm lens. I explain the set up I used, and talk about why I think that for shooting video, the autofocus on the OM1mkII is a lot better than on the OM1. All music in the video : www.bensound.com/free-music-for-videos Track 1 - P...
Why I changed from Lee Filters to Kase Magnetic Filters
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In this video I explain why, after using the Lee Filters for nearly 20 years, I changed to the Kase Circular Magnetic System. I show pictures taken with the OM1mkII and the Kase System, used during a recent trip to the Pembrokeshire Coast. Musci in the video from the UA-cam Audio Library Track Title - Dreamland Artist - Aakash Gandhi
Live Grad ND on the OM1mkII
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In this video, I test out the new Live GradND facility on the OM1mkII. Live GradND is something that is not found on other makes of cameras, and something that landscapes photographers will find very useful. All images taken using the 8-25mm F4 lens. Music in the video from UA-cam Audio Library : Track 1 : Title - Gently Onwards Artist - ELPHNT Track 2 : Title - A Quiet Thought Artist - Wayne J...
Bird Photography in North Norfolk
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In this video I show images and video footage taken on a recent four day trip to North Norfolk. For this trip I used the OM1mkII and the 150-400mm lens, often in combination with the 1.25 extender. I photgraphed at Snettisham, Titchwell, and Cley. I finish the video show images of Barn Owl in flight. Please do not ask me for the location of the Barn Owl. Music in the video from UA-cam Audio Lib...
Photographing Birds and Wildlife in North Norfolk with the OM1
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In this video, I show images and video footage taken on a recent trip to Norfolk. It was a three day trip, and I spent the first two days with well know nature photographer David Tipling. My first two days with David were quite challenging. This was mainly because we had almost continuous rain. However I did manage to get a few reasonable shots. If you wish to contact David, his web site is : w...
Hand held HDR on the OM1
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In this short video, I explain how I use HDR on the OM1. All the images in the video are hand held HDR images, using the OM1 in combination with the 12-40mm F2.8 lens. I show images from Languard Fort in Suffolk, as well as images taken up on the North Yorkshire Coast at Sandsend and Saltburn. Music in video from UA-cam Audio Libary. Track 1 : Title : Away Artist : Patrick Patrrikos Track 2 : T...
150-600mm vs 150-400mm +1.25 extender How do they compare to each other ?
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In this, the third video of my series on OM System`s 150-600mm F5/6.3 lens, I test it out in comparison to my own 150-400mm 1.25 extender. The difference in price between the two lenses is huge, but is the 150-400mm worth the extra money ? Track 1 : Title - Tenderness Artist : Benjamin Tissot Music by: Bensound.com/free-music-for-videos License code: TY9UQYJJUB3LZMPQ Track 2 : Title : Summer Ar...
Testing out OM System`s new 150 - 600mm F5/6.3 lens - Part 2
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This is the second video in the series were I am field testing the new OM System 150-600mm F5/6.3 telephoto zoom. I go to Elmley Nature Reserve in Kent and shoot both stills and video. Music in the video : Track 1 : UA-cam Audio Library Title - Dreamland Artist - Aakash Gandhi Track 2 : UA-cam Audio LIbary Title - Lullaby Artist - JVNA Track 3 : UA-cam Audio Library: Title : Dream Escape Artist...
Testing out OM System`s new 150 - 600mm F5 /6.3 lens
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In this video I test out OM System`s new 150-600mm F5-6.3 lens at RSPB Lakenheath. I show both stills and video taken using this lens, and give my thoughts on it. Price of the lens will be £2,399 in the UK (2,699 euros/US Dollars) Music in Video : You Tube Audio Library : Title : Dream Escape Artist : The Tides
OM1 - My Best Pictures of the Year 2023
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OM1 - My Best Pictures of the Year 2023
OM1 - Landscape Photography in the Lake District at Crummock Water
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OM1 - Landscape Photography in the Lake District at Crummock Water
OM1 - How to deal with flare when shooting into the sun with a wide angle lens in the Lake District
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OM1 - How to deal with flare when shooting into the sun with a wide angle lens in the Lake District
Landscape Phototgraphy under difficult conditions - A wet day at Wastwater
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Landscape Phototgraphy under difficult conditions - A wet day at Wastwater
Which lens is best for Landscape Photography - Wide Angle or Telephoto ?
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Which lens is best for Landscape Photography - Wide Angle or Telephoto ?
Field Test - New Tripod - Surui CT-3204 Camouflage Tripod and the CH-20 Camouflage Gimbal Head
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Field Test - New Tripod - Surui CT-3204 Camouflage Tripod and the CH-20 Camouflage Gimbal Head
OM1 - Bird Photography on the Norfolk Coast - Part 2
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OM1 - Bird Photography on the Norfolk Coast - Part 2
OM1 - Bird Photography on the Norfolk Coast - Part 1
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OM1 - Bird Photography on the Norfolk Coast - Part 1
Hand Held Focus Stacking using the OM1 and the 60mm Macro
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Hand Held Focus Stacking using the OM1 and the 60mm Macro
OM1 - Photographing Jackdaws and Rooks
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OM1 - Photographing Jackdaws and Rooks
OM1 - Photographing Fighting Starlings using ProCapSH2
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OM1 - Photographing Fighting Starlings using ProCapSH2
Will this be my Best Picture of 2023 ?
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Will this be my Best Picture of 2023 ?
OM1 - How good is the autofocus for photographing small birds in flight ?
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OM1 - How good is the autofocus for photographing small birds in flight ?
OM1 - Field Test - How far can you push the ISO for Bird Photography in dull light ?
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OM1 - Field Test - How far can you push the ISO for Bird Photography in dull light ?
Excellent Video Roger, I use the 60mm with a 250 Raynox Lens and the Olympus Twin Flash. With the flash I can go up to F16 to get a Black background, which makes the Image pop out!!!! Some people don’t like it , but if I want natural blurred back ground I drop the F number. I have tried stacking had some success but as you stated if the insect moves it corrupts the final image. I have watched your videos a lot and gained a lot of knowledge, thanks again Graham Cox.
These pics are gorgeous, just gorgeous. Did you do any retouching to the JPGs after taking them?
Thank you for the kind comment. I do crop, adjust levels, and sometimes tweek the image slightly. By this I mean `dodging` some of the shadows to lighten, and `burn in` the highlight in areas that are a bit bright. Generally speaking, the Jpegs do not need much done to them.
@@rogerhance5883 very impressive. I'll try it out with my Pen F, just got it 2 weeks ago. Thanks for the tips!
I used this lens on a recent trip to Skomer to capture puffins coming into land. It worked very well.
Its a cracking lens and would be ideal for Puffins coming in to land.
Thank you very much for your video. Infra red I had only known as a night vision aid, not realising that art such as yours can be achieved. Thanks again, really enjoyable and interesting.
Thanks for the kind comment Michael. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Lovely video and photos! The lock on and focus is one of the features I love about this camera. No mat for you. The slow mo video is great.
Thanks for the kind comment. Glad you liked the video and the slow mo.
Another excellent video Roger
THhnks Peter. Glad you liked it.
Smashing pics. I love the look and steer away from club competitions also, for the same reason. I find ir film doesn't produce satisfactory results on the whole. Not least is the juggling with low isos.
Thanks for commenting. Like you , I steer away from club ccompetitions. Been there, done that, got the Tshirt.
I use a Fugi 6x7 film camera, a rangefinder so you’re not looking through the R72 filtered lens. Handhold at 5.6 at 1/60. Love the surreal images.
Thanks for commenting. The advantage of using a rangefinder is you see a more normal picture at the time of taking.
Wonderful work, Roger!
Thanks for the kind comment Frank. Its much appreciated.
Hi Roger, I tried the filters but it was rubbish to say the least! I have meaning to get to grips with this for years, so when my XT2 became spare after getting the XT5 I sent it off I have it now permanently fitted with the Fuji XF14 2.8 and love it, yes old cemeteries are great subject, very eerie!
Glad you enjoyed the video Richard and thank for commenting. Its a different and enjoyable way of taking pictures, and well worth the money getting a old camera converted.
Well done Roger. I’ve always been a fan of infrared photos. Beautiful photos and great video 👏👏. I should convert one of my old cameras 🤔
Thanks Neil. It seemed daft having the old EM1mkIi sitting around doing nothing. It re-sale price was ridiculous, so it made sense to get it converted. I have always liked IR images, but its not to everyones taste.
@@rogerhance5883 Very true. I looked at trading in my old Canon 50d, but have since given it the Magic Lantern firmware. I did consider IR, and it’s still an option I might explore
As an IT person with a camera: real art lies in composition, in understanding your rig, and using its functions to create the desired result. That is how photography can be art. But depending on post-production is taking your supposed art into something artificial. As fake as a beautiful ginger lady with turquoise dyed hair, fake freckles and layers of lipstick and maskara. Be natural. AI isn't photography. I take endless photo cliché sunsets, because the Atlantic Ocean is 300 yards from me. I cannot often visit the Kgalagadi to shoot prides of lion, or to arrest an elusive African wildcat or caracal. Visiting the same boring beauty of Scotland or Wales never happened in the past 63 years for me; will I ever get to see it? Thanks for the countless boringly beautiful photos. At least now I can see it.
Thanks for commenting. Sorry you found the Scotland pictures so boring.
Roger: Very informative and interesting video. Your creativity level is quite high. PJI
Thanks for the kind comment Paul. Glad you liked it.
Fantastic, footage and variety of shots. I got a decent shot of a wolf wasp with bee in flight about 5 years ago using the predecesor to the OM-1, 300mm f4 and 1.4TC. It's much easier than using the 90mm macro. Fantastic working distance (1.2m minimum) and the wasp pretty much fills the frame. For bees wasps and butterflies I prefer the 300mm with or without the 1.4TC to the 90mm. If I were to use the 90mm I would use a flash and macro difuser for more detailed and greater DOF shots.
Thanks for the kind comment. Using the 300mm F4 is a vaild point.
Great video Roger, I really enjoyed the images and its actually a really creative and unique way of taking photos. They almost look like there from another planet. Its something I would love to try out one day, clearly its not everyones cup of tea from the comment section but thats beside the point. If you enjoy taking them, thats what matters! Yours sincerely, James.
Thanks James. I knew some people would be critical and I say in the video that IR is an aquired taste. At the end of the day, we take pictures that we like, and thats the important thing. Thanks for the kind comment.
very good , food for thought.
Thank you. It well worth thinking about if you have an old camera you rarely use anymore.
Hi Roger, (from Roger) I have a converted Canon camera to IR, but I use it for wildlife with IR flash at night using triggers and actually love the results, some I converted to colour in Photoshop, fascinating the effects
Hi Roger, Thats something I would never have thought of trying. Good idea.
Your photography skills are superb! I have an old Canon 50D and 7D. Either would be perfect for conversion! What sort of expense should I expect?
Thanks for the very kind comment Charlie. Not sure how much it would cost but if you contact Protech, I am sure they will give you a quote. I would think in the region of £215.
Hi Roger a well explained video ,what white balance do you use and with 720nm conversion do you get b/w pictures with no editing
Thanks for commenting Barry. Glad you enjoyed it. When ProTech do the conversion, they will set a custom white balence, but its easy enough to do yourself. You just take a reading off of grass. Although the images will look monochrome in the viewfinder and on the LCD screen, they will have a slight colour cast. I convert my images to mono in Sliver FX software, and that takes the colour cast out completely. Hope that helps.
Loved the images.
Thanks Robert . Much appreciated.
The flying owl video is fantastic. I've never seen it captured like that.
Hi Roger, I'm Ray. I'm new to your channel and this is the first video I watch. Stunning images! I'm familiar with IR digital photography. I had my Canon EOS 5D, which I got brand new in 2007, converted to IR in 2018 and have not looked back! Not everyone cup of tea, as you've said, but stunning nonetheless. I'm going to 'explore' your channel now. All the best. Ray.
Hi Ray, Thanks for watching, and glad you enjoyed the video. As you say, its not everyones cup of tea, but like you, IR gives another area of photography to explore. Have fun `exploring my channel. Most of the videos are natural history based, and although they are mainly based towards the OM /Olympus system, a lot of the techniques and information would be applicable to your Canon system. Thanks for commenting.
With the Hverfly you can even see the photographer on the back. Well done
Thanks for the kind comment. 👍
An alternative to getting the camera converted to a single wavelength eg the 720nm option, is to get a "full spectrum" conversion then you can put a range of filters on the lens, from 550nm- 850nm all give different 'looks' and with a mirrorless system you get WYSWYG in the viewfinder. There is also an option to "channel swap" in colour and get interesting images, from subtle to 'wild.'
Fair enough comment. I have seen some very nice `channel swap` pictures.
Appetite whetted for this genre - again! I have considered an IR conversion many times before but never taken the plunge .... maybe I will this time having seen your pictures Roger. Must say, you have really made a compelling case as taking anything other than sports tends to be a no-no for me during the harsh light of summer. (and I am not a get up early person 🙂 - tried it in the past only to find that conditions were not as the weather forecast folk predicted once the sun came up and I was already on my way to where I wanted to photograph).
Thanks for commenting Alan. Like you , I am not a great fan of getting up early. I did it all my life for work, and didnt want to have to do it when I retired. Unfortunately, sometimes you have too. Its very frustrating getting up early, driving in the dark, walking to the location, and then finding either the light is rubbish, or the thing you want to photograph is not performing.
Good move....!!!
Thanks for commenting. I was pleased with it.
@@rogerhance5883 The results are first rate Roger and what an excellent re purpose of an old camera. Terrific images....Huge thanks for the heads up info too..saved me a lot of researching. Thank you
@@mxyptlk Thannk. Much appreciated. 👍
Nice video Roger, I've had an old camera body converted to infrared. Probably don't use it enough though. All the best Steve.
Thanks for commenting. I had mine converted just before my trip to Skye and Torridon. Glad I did because there were times when the light was far too harsh.
What do you see in the evf? In an IR conversion is the Bayer array removed as well? Do you have to use the RAW files, or can the image processor produce a jpeg?
Thanks for commenting. You see a monochrome image in the viewfinder or on the back of the LCD screen. The image will have a slight `magenta tone or colour cast`, but I correct that in post processing. I use Silver FX for converting my monos, and I find it gives a nice `punchy` black and white. I shoot IR in Raw, but you can shoot it as a Jpeg. I have to say I dont understand `is the Bayer array removed` ? I am afraid that going a bit over my head ! 😂
Nice vid.. What does the viewfinder look like when composing? is it like the photo's? And what are the pics like on the LCD screen?
Thanks for commenting. With a converted IR camera, you will get a good idea in the vieewfinder and the LCD screen as to what the finished image will look like. The images will have a slight sepia/or magenta cast, but when I convert to monochrome in post production, the colour cast disappears.
@@rogerhance5883 Thanx, good responce.
Hi Roger, do the images come out of camera like the images shown or is there a special way of editing them. I bought a cheap already converted camera but the images are nothing like your photos.
Hi Stephen, Thanks for commenting. The pictures on the back of the screen will look different to how these pictures have finished up. On the back screen and viewfinder, they will have a slight colour cast, - often magenta. This is fairly normal for all IR converted cameras. To reduce this, take a white balance reading off of grass, and and set that on your camera. Even still , there will be a cast to the pictures. Once I have downloaded the pictures, I convert to monochrone using Silver FX software, and that takes the colour cast out completely. I find the settings, - High Structure Smooth or High Structure Harsh will give a nice punchy mono with a decent range of tones. Hope this helps.
@@rogerhance5883many thanks for the information, 🙂
@@stephenwilliams6682 I should have mentioned the colour cast and how I process the images in the video, but I try to keep all my video to about 10mins long. After that, I think people tend to get a bit bored.
Great video Roger. looking forward to more :-)
Thanks a lot. Glad you liked it.
Roger, I love infrared. I have a Panasonic DMC-GF1 converted, which I picked up off eBay in 2020. The lens I've been using on it is the 9-16mm Olympus lens, which I found to be a great lens for Infrared. Great set of pictures. If you would like to see my Infrared pictures follow the like to my playlist for Infrared. ua-cam.com/play/PLHn_vzksV3Wcr572u6YTQuAXQxijelEcO.html&jct=s0Yt4MODsPpaBi_-BZLwYA
Thanks for commenting Martin. Like you , I love infra red, although I know some people hate it. I looked at your video. Some nice images. Well done.
@@rogerhance5883 Thank you Roger
hi roger what a fun and creative approach to photography. I think the images are very successful. yours sincerely
Thanks for the very kind comment. Its much appreciared. Glad you liked it.
Really interesting Roger, fabulous images. Thank you for taking the time to make this 👍
Cheers John. Not sure its everyones cup of tea, but I enjoy taking IR images.
Very interesting Roger not something I have done, but it seems a very good alternative to getting up very early in the Summer 👍
Thanksfor commenting Mark. If I was going away to do landscape, I would still get up early in the morning for sunrise, or be out late in the vening to take `conventional shots`. Trouble is that when you go away to a location, and it bright and sunny, what do you during the middle of the day ? At least IR photography gives you another option.
Love your Photography but I'm not into infrared images, it smacks of a Photographer (not You) has run out of ideas and venues going forward, I really cannot see the point at all, same as these UA-cam Videos everybody goes to the same places whether in England-Scotland- Wales and they all photograph the same old places and the same compositions it gets rather boring at times, Photography is changing in many respects, I've been doing it for at least forty years, you don't need all that scaffolding on the front of your Lenses nowadays you don't need Magnetic Filters all this stuff is obsolete, we have. in built filters in the Olympus Cameras and with lightroom and photoshop its all there for you and I defy anyone to tell me what method has been used to achieve your goal. Okay rant over, great Video as always you try to give us something different every week and you succeed, regards, Colin.
Thanks for commenting, and you do have some interesting points. As I mentioned in the video, Infra Red is not to everyones taste. I know of at least two camera club judges who hate it, which is fair enough. Everyone to their own, and it would be a very boring world if we all liked the same type of images. Regarding taking the same shots as everyone, else in places in `England-Scotland-Wales`, again its a valid comment. It would be nice to find new locations that have not been photographed before, but most of these `honey spot` or `tripod holes` locations are often the best places to take pictures. O.K. so they have been done to death, and by other phtographers who have made better pictures than me, but the fact they have been done before should stop other photographers from taking the pictures. Having never been to Skye and Torrindon, it would have been rude not to have taken a few shots, and providing the photographer is happy with them, it should not decry him from taking a shot that been done thousands of time before. Thanks for the comment, and as I said at the start, you do have some interesting points. P.S. Regarding `running out of idea`- I am always trying to think of new ideas, but unfortunately, they never seem to materialise ! 😂
The reason why soo many go to the same locations is because it's all they know . As they never venture to places rarely even featured on YT .
@@colintraveller Fair enough comment.
Different people work with different tools because their brains are wired differently. Some may like the analogue of attaching filters while others may like to tinker in Lightroom with their mouse. Different strokes for different folks. Regarding infra red, it's an interesting way of seeing the world as if we have a different set of eyes. Certain living things see the world in a completely different frequency range. It can be fascinating and actually encourage greater creativity.
The real skill and luck is finding that one moment where the same old location provides a unique lighting situation thar allows a photo to be created with a completely iujnique perspective. That usually requires great persistence and patience. @rogerhance5883
I di dnot know you could convert a camera. Interesting film and unusual.
Cheers Mike. Bit different to my normal nature videos, so not to everyones taste.
All you need to do is removing the interior UV/Bayer filter, and it's done. I think it's far more exciting to use infrared film.
@@Autorange888 It is a different way of taking pictures.
Thanks Roger. Love the image at 3.50 showing a stand of trees that appear to be coated with hoar frost against a threatening sky.
Thanks Trevor. As always, you kind comments greatly appreciated.
These images are incredible Roger!
Thank you. Very kind of you to say that. Its greatly appreciated.
Thank you Roger, I just buyed the OM.System but I still learn with it. This video is very good for me.
Thanks for the kind comment. Glad you have found it helpful.
Would have been helpful if you mention how you metereed the scene (metering mode, central metering pont, any use of AEL).
So many lovely clips and photos! Greetings from a Swedish youtuber! 🇸🇪
Thanks for the very kind comment. Glad you liked it.
Thank you for the video, made my pictures from the Eden project much better. Very good explanation of the settings
Thanks for the very kind comment. Glad that you found it helpful , and that it assisted you with your shots at the Eden project.
Roger, I was captivated, great photography and a really interesting subject. You clearly showed features we would not notice in such detail, well done.
Thanks Johnathan, for such a nice comment. Glad you enjoyed it.
Super little presentation and some super footage. Going back a few years now but I remember it well.
Thanks David. I was quite pleased with this one. It is a great location. You probably went with Richard ?
Phenomenal video in images.
Thanks for the very kind words . Glad you enjoyed it.
Another great video Roger. Something a bit different but you did really well with the video and the photos. Well done👍
Thanks Richard. Glad you liked it.
Amazing! I loved it and learned a lot. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind comment and glad you liked it.
Awesome footage!!! A big LIKE for your video.
Thanks a lot. Glad you liked it. 👍
Great footage and photos
Thanks for the kind comment. Much appreciated.