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Hi Thomas. Padley Gorge always has the ability to deliver something for the camera to capture. Thank you for watching.

Hi Dave. Interesting about the airspace. I was not aware of that. All these no flying rules seem to comes across as deterrents. Very difficult to police as well. In the video I watched the NT rep said he would be reporting the drone pilot to the relevant authorities, but could not name who they were? All these rules could be open to interpretation as well. "You cannot take off on private land", what if I take off from my hand? Thank you for watching.

Hi Paul. I received your Insta message thank you. I think I need to dedicate a whole morning for the rut. Which I might attempt after the lakes. My Longshaw visit got rained off, so that will need a return visit as well. I will have another go with the "do you see concept". I will try and get Lord Skelson involved. Your Deer images do look good, high ISO as well. Thank you for watching.

Hi Steve, I would give it 2 to 3 weeks and pay Padley a visit, it really is a photographers paradise. Thank you for watching.

Hi Stig, Thank you for watching.

@@craig.yates_photography4907 👍

Eyup Ash, I will take that as a positive. Thank you for watching.

Hi Andy. Well another week has passed and still no change. We all need some cold snaps of weather. Thank you for watching.

Hi Lee, Yes Shipley will get another visit soon, when the colours have exploded hopefully. Thank you for watching.

Hi, Paul it's a lottery of where to visit next . Next Monday I am probably heading for Longshaw Estate, then Wednesday I am going back to vlog the images you talk about above. Then the following Monday it will be the start of 5 days in the Lakes starting at Tarn Hows at early doors. I hope you get some great shots. Thank you for watching.

@@craig.yates_photography4907 I've just managed to get a photo of a Stag in very low light so hopefully he'll be in the same area tomorrow morning ☺️ We're in the Lake District next weekend as well

Hi DC74, I am planning to go back and take that with a bit more autumnal colour. Thank you for watching.

Hi Doug. I would say it's about 3 weeks away for us depending on the weather. With that line up of camera and glass you are well set up to capture the fall as it transitions. Thank you for watching.

Hi Stig, Wow finished. I hope you got some great shots. Thank you for watching.

@@craig.yates_photography4907 Yes I did. There are some areas with leaves but in the mountains its over and the snow has arrived there

Hi Paul, Yes I agree on the colour version. Normally this woodland is full of pedestrians and horses, but due to the inclement weather there was just me and Helen meandering round. I could have sent Helen up the path but she was getting her head round filming with the osmo in preparation for the Lakes. Judging images is so subjective, I bet they do it on purpose sometimes 😂. Thank you for watching.

Enjoy your trip to the Lakes I'll be there in a couple of weeks

😆 where is Stoke ?🤣🤣 and then to where?

@@craig.yates_photography4907 if you are driving, Glen Coe…. Or Ireland…

@@EddieSkelson If I can Park up, we could borrow the LEXUS😁

@@craig.yates_photography4907 good luck with that mate

Hi Lee, Yes, it's the little pockets that soon develop into the full blown colours of autumn. Thank you for watching. Happy flying.

Hi Anthony, Cheers for that Sherwood forest sounds very inviting, I will head there next week, weather permitting. Thank you for watching.

Hi DC74 photography,.Cheers the drone did a great job, a tripod in the sky. Thank you for watching.

Hi Steve. Thank you for watching.

I dare say but those Stills are also just epic as well :) From the new Drone.

@@28swphotography The video and still images came out well. The video had no editing applied it was straight from the camera. The still shots were panos, which gave me scope to crop where required. They were given a slight edit in light room. It really did perform like a tripod in the sky. Thank you for watching.

Hi Paul, Yes i did compare the image quality and there is a noticeable difference from the Mini 2, (mini 3 difference negligible) I shot using the pano options as each part of the pano comprises of a full resolution frame at 12mp, which when edited gives you scope to crop as desired. You can choose the 48mp option, but this has not so far given better quality images. Not having to use your phone is a big step forward, and gives you a quicker start up time, nice big screen as well. You do need to connect to your phone as a hotspot to give the controller an internet connection for access to the maps. I downloaded the Dovedale area in advance just in case there were no phone signal. The controller is also compatible with the new DJI NEO. (not sure how good the NEO is awaiting a full report from Lord Skelson. Thank you for watching.

@@craig.yates_photography4907 I had heard that the jump in resolution wasn't that noticeable. I find that strange. I've seen Eddie now has the Neo so looking forward to a full review on that one as long as he doesn't break it or lose it 🤔 😁

@@tuftyhill Calm down

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Hi Paul, I am on a bit of a quest at the moment, I went to another lesser known woodland this morning, which I will go back to film an autumn vlog. Thank you for watching.

Hi Jim. I will note that for future shoots. Thank you for watching.

Hi Trojan5641. I hope you got some good shots. Thank you for watching.

Hi Thomas. Thank you for watching.

Hi Thomas. I also love the 850 results, impresses me every time I go out. Thank you for watching.

Hi Stig. I continue to be lucky with the conditions when I go out. Thank you for watching.

@@craig.yates_photography4907 Yes 👌

Hi Gary it certainly is, and warrants a whole day of exploration. Thank you for watching.

Ey up Ash, The heather was in very good shape, should be good for at east another week, and yes that mix of colours was something special. I only combed a small part so there could be more treats further in. I may go back next Monday. Thank you for watching.

Budby has already has a little autumnal presence. The second waterfall will look even better with some autumn colours mixed in. Thank you for watching.

Hi Thomas. Yes conditions like this are rare and to have them in front of you is even rarer. Thank you for watching.

Hi Drew. As we travel round and experience all the different Peak District locations, I am pretty sure that our opinions will continue to change. Your top 2 are areas I want to explore more, Goyt also sounds a worthy location to visit. I feel that I have overdosed on Padley and whilst it is an amazing location there is much more to explore in our Peak District National Park. Thank you for watching.

Hi Paul. I am heading for Stanton Moor next, then probably back to the Edale area. Sir Eddie will probably go back to the Roaches to further survey his kingdom. If we do cross paths in the Lake district you will see me standing next to a not so smiling Helen, so please make your opening line "He has brought you to the most amazing place on earth". and watch her reaction. I hope you get some epic heather shots. Thank you for watching.

​@craig.yates_photography4907 I'm calling in at Stanton Moor on Sunday before heading home. Never been there before but it looks great

Hi Steve, Probably more colour to come, checking out Stanton moor next. Thank you for watching.

Hi Alan, Yes it is Nikon F-mount. The Raw files are awesome and continue to impress me. When you realise how good the dynamic range is you can just expose for the sky and not worry about exposure bracketing. For me the Nikon D850 is so capable for my needs I intend to get a second body soon. Thank you for watching.

Hi DS. I will have a look at that. Thank you for watching.

Hi, Not been to 2 or 3 so they are added to our list. Thank you for watching.

Hi Paul, I am determined to get a cloud inversion sunrise this year. I know it will take a few attempts. I have also seen some stunning shots which challenges me to get my own. The walk up on Monday was relatively dry and easy. In the damp early morning autumn months it is not so easy to climb that hill. Big Moor Deer rut (not been there) sounds interesting. I will note that ,it could be up Eddies street as well. Agree with Padley, Surpise View, and Longshaw. Heather season is up next. Thank you for watching.

Cheers Lee thank you for watching.

Hi Gene. First you need to ask yourself what more do you want from your photography? and what subjects do you photograph? D500 DX format 20.9 MP sensor to the D850 FX format 45.7 MP sensor will give you a leap in image quality. However the D850 will produce larger files for your computer to deal with. To get comparable image quality to the D850 in Mirrorless you would need to look at the Z7ii or the Z8. The D850 is at a very competitive price at the moment. Second hand FX lenses are also plentiful. Having said all that I will direct you back to the first line and ask yourself that question and work from there. The D850 is a very capable workhorse of a camera and has the ability to deliver stunningly detailed images. You are very welcome to reply with any further questions. Thank you for watching.

@@craig.yates_photography4907 Thanks, Craig for a timely reply. My interest in photography is from a hobbyist perspective (not professional). I go for walks and shoot BIF and other animals. I have recently become interested in macro photography which led to my interest in the D850 with it's in camera stacking feature (not in the D500). I rented a D850 for a week and enjoyed using it. My PC handles the files just fine. However, I don't have a 4K monitor so most of the pics I took with the D850 did not look noticeably different from those I took with the D500. I tend to do a lot of cropping so the D850 should provide more pixels to work with. I only print what I believe to be exceptional pictures -- meaning not many :) I would likely not keep my D500 so my investment in a D850 could be manageable. Again, I appreciate your comments and advice. Regards, Gene

Hi Thomas, Littering is just not acceptable. As I walk through the countryside I see a growing number of dog poo bags just left on the side of footpaths. Do people think that these will get collected. Strange that people can make the effort the pack up the poo into bags, tie them up, but cannot quite manage to dispose of them into the correct bin. It makes my blood boil. Thank you for watching.

@@craig.yates_photography4907 See that at the park mentioned also. The path is a heavily used paved path maintained by park maintenance & thank you that it gets picked up. One thing is there is a steady support of volunteers who do cleanups & get rewarded with a lunch. They usually don’t do some of the heavier littered areas along the bay. Park picks where they go. Probably because of a heavy tick population & some really mean poison ivy in the park, the areas they pick are limited. Thanks for relying, happy shooting.

Hi Paul, a portable panel will be the way to go. Using hand held will give the best creative control of the light. I will have a look at Neewer, there seem to be hundreds to choose from, fortunately the prices won't break the bank. Thank you for watching.

Hi Paul, It's super sharp and the bokeh is nice and smooth as well. testing soon. Thank you for watching.

Hi Kevin, That sounds like a good idea. I'm a salt n vinegar man. I imagine that the set up would only last one shoot, which would require heavy consumption of Pringles in order to generate the Tubes. Which sound even better. 🤣 Thank you for watching.

Yeah Ring flash does sound like something quite painful. You cannot beat a good express knob Mr Skelson. 🤣🤣

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Hi Steve. Wales is an area I need to spend some time in. I will also refrain from trying to pronounce the locations. I cannot wait for autumn, it will be round the corner very soon. Thank you for watching.

Hi Steve. I read an article recently that a woman walking in the Peak District suffered some serious injuries walking through a field of cows. When I return to photograph these amazing beasts. I will keep a firm distance with my 100-400mm lens. Thank you for watching.

Hi Steve and welcome to the channel. In some of my videos I do put the camera settings with each image. Then I stopped, as the light conditions can vary so much and possibly seeing them might be misleading. However I do listen to my audience, so I will introduce them back in withing the next video. original and edited versions would be simple to introduce as well. For jaw dropping images you very much need a good base composition to work with, including some great light that's fits the scene, which does not always come together for us. Sometimes a jaw dropping scene needs very little editing as nature can do all the work for you. I shoot in Raw and hand edit every image. Thank you for subscribing to the channel and for watching the video. Go out and enjoy your photography it can be so rewarding.

Hi DC74. With a little assistance from the Peak District light gods. Thank you for watching.

Hi Drew. It was my first visit to this area. There are many different paths to explore taking you up to Kinder. Edale is a great base camp to start your walks. I will be going back sooner than later. Thank you for watching.