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Love that experiment. So a long telephoto (or a super zoom) will not magnify even half as much as a macro that is at the minimum focal distance. Thanks!

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Super helpful comparison. Thanks.

Very well done and useful clarifications! Tyvm 🙂

Wonderful video. Could you recommend where to park, which direction to walk and how far would I need to go to get footprintless images and some sort of foreground?

Choose a tele semi macro lens, problem solve! 😊

Great Video, there is the histogram ,but that is a whole nother kettle of fish!

I’m glad you mentioned air quality because it’s not mentioned much.

It’s a matter of perspective. You can imagine zooming a lens as changing the size of your eyeball and telephoto/macro dictates from what perspective in space in relation to an object that eyeball can focus on it. The magnification can be the same from a telephoto lens but the perspective cannot.

You have failed to show HOW to access exposure compensation control in the manual mode - seems to me that your title says that's what the video is about. So, in a Canon 7D Mark II in Manual mode, has does one aquire exposure compensation? Thank you.

This video is very underrated, thank you for this great info

I like the crop camera for small birds. I find it preserves more resolution after cropping.

Thank you very much, that was really helpful

Yea but it depends on what your setting are in manual mode right?

thank you for your words and images. Looking on was a treat, anywhere where land and water meet. Liminal, subliminal, minimal, paddling with a poet, uplifting and full of gentle surprise. Excellent work

Thank you for this very clear and inspiring overview!

I'd say that your test with the tripod and the ruler is irrelevant. To compare the two lenses you would fiirst need to find the MFD for your telezoom at 180 mm, and then place the camera (ie sensor) at the same distance from the subject (in this case the ruler) with the macro lens mounted. Then we can compare the results 🙂

There are dry bags and there are dry bags. Agree 100% the bag shown here is risky. But, there are dry bags that are equal to a pelican case. See Watershed bags. Whole nother kettle of fish.

Again, great, clear and understandable explanation of histogram and evaluating dynamic range. By far the best I have seen on UA-cam yet. Thank you

Awesome, Awesome, Awesome, This is incredible. The topic is laid out really well. I can't wait to watch your other videos. Thank you.

Should I use a diffused Flash on my DSLR Crop sensor camera using CONTACT EXTENSION TUBES?

Great video, I am in Citrus County and hoping to get the milky way here. I have a Canon 6D mark II. I was stuck on the 500 rule, you explained to easily understand. Thank you

Thank you for the video. I recent got my first full frame, Sony A7IV. The telephoto aspect is giving me pause on selling the APSC with 70-350 being so compact. I love the feel of the full frame and better resolution.

you're amazing. nice info

I love the Rosetta’s and your crab photo is AMAING! Great work

Excellent, thanks, liked and subbed. Looks like you are pretty much sun-proof and bug proof, hopefully among your gear is easily accessible gator-proofing.

Thanks for reminding me that longer lenses tend to have minimal parallax movements. I was thinking too much of how I would deal with nodal points of my telephoto lens but I think trying it with a regular tripod pan head would make a great result too.

Your skills never cease to amaze me. I loved the B&W shot.

Beautiful and instructive as usual Constance. 😄

Wonderful. Very Helpful. Thank you for sharing!!

Recommend a caveat about using a tripod centre post extended in windy conditions.

Wonderful. Do you have any videos on how to read the histogram and what we do and do not want for readings? Thank you! ☮️💟

As commented earlier, changing lenses on a mirrorless camera in the field is something I do not want to do, even less so in a potentially dusty environment, so a second camers with lens, or even a third (my sweetie is ok being my photographer’s assistant) might be my kit. I agree with Thomas about babying equipment. Thank you for your tips.

I wish I had know about all this 5-6 years ago. But through trial and error (and reselling several DSLRs), I purchased my first mirrorless camera 4 years ago. One note: at first, I was nervous about buying lenses that weren’t the same brand as my mirrorless camera. I’ve since learn there are several third-party lenses that are both great and budget-friendly. Thanks again and keep vlogging!

Fantastic video. Thank you.

I know this video was uploaded a hot minute ago ... but please know that the information you put out is still helping people! I just bought an open cockpit kayak in an effort to expand my photography opportunities here in Ohio. Your tips here are helping me plan for the spring when I will finally be able to get back out on the water!

How do you change it in manual mode? If i want to change it in manual it changes aperture instead...

Very helpful. I wish I knew this 2-3 years ago. Really appreciate the practicality. Thank you for sharing.

Always great information. Thank you.

Wait, macro lens is a prime lens?, Never knew that, thank you.

Good video, thanks. I have Tragopan (the brand) tripod leg waders for when my tripod is in the water.

Second video ... one more and I'm bingeing I think. 😅 You're really good at teaching these camera techniques that so many other UA-camrs assume I know. Terrific stuff.

Thanks for this - your video provides a lovely and clear explanation of the two lenses' characteristics. I am well informed now - thank you!!

Yup! Had to get a new computer & now my second external ssd for storage, monitor, monitor calibration device, printer & calibration device for making ICC profiles,(not necessarily needed), ink, ink &, more ink, ($$$). I went all in on full frame Dslr with OEM top quality lenses ,(except for my wildlife lens) with no regrets except the fact sooner or later I will be forced to go to mirrorless. A lot of todays kit lenses are sharper than some of the higher end lenses & much lighter. Just a suggestion & maybe not a good idea since your vid is for beginners. Lens photo samples showing desired sharpness drop off/ bokeh, different focal lengths etc. Just a thought. PS. Worth every penny!

Thanks for this video! Can you tell me what was in the background in the original image?

Excelent explanation. Big thank you for this video.

what camera are u using in video ?

Great video

Snapseed is way better than Lightroom

Best camera is one that you have in your hand. Someone said it, and still true. Very good tutorial.