Surprising subjects and a Super Productive day of Photography - A day we will never forget.
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- #landscapephotography #wildlifephotography #nikon
In this video we go to Lake Myvatn in North-Iceland for some landscape- and wildlife photography. Our photography gear freezes over when we stop at the Godafoss waterfall and we have a unforgettable day in the Lake-Myvatn area.
Surprising subjects show up and we bring out our long telephoto lenses.
A fun, unforgettable photography day in Iceland in the beginning of February.
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Einar Gudmann: www.gudmann.is
Gyda Henningsdottir: www.gyda.is
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GEAR FOR FILMING AND PHOTOGRAPHY
Our main wildlife and landscape camera: Nikon D850 - and long list of lenses.
For video: Nikon Z6 with Z 24-70 f4.
Wireless audio in the field: Saramonic UwMic9 Kit8
Super portable wireless audio in the field: Saramonic Blink500 Pro B2
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Shotgun mics on the cameras: Shure Lenshopper VP83
Shotgun mic for long range wildlife (and some studio work): Saramonic Soundbird T3L
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Mic for voiceover: Presonus Revelator
Music: Epidemic Sound
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Bought the book at the airport on the way home from Icelsnd. Wish I had read it before going to Iceland. Good reason to return. I really enjoy your blogs.
Let´s hope you will have a chance to return. Good to hear you see good use for the book. Thank you.
Another wonderful video. If you ever find your way to New Zealand it would be my pleasure to show you the sights.
Thank you Glen, also for your generous offer. New Zealand is on our list sometime in the future. ;-)
Hallo! A very nice video again. A fantastic landscape. Best regards from Sweden // Hans-Olof. PS Nice song. DS
Many thanks Hans-Olof!
I absolutely love your channel. I must give you a recommendation at the end of my next film. You deserve a huge following!
Wow, thank you Simon! Just subscribed to your channel!
@@GudmannAndGyda Thank you for the sub...your films are very relaxing to watch and your enthusiasm is so genuine.
Brilliant video
Wow, what an adventure. Beautiful images which are very different from what we usually see from visiting photographers.
great movie and beautiful landscape! 👍📷
Thank you!
How nice to "find" you here :-) I noticed how carefully you were walking, as you approached the edge of the cliffs... pretty easy to step into a cornice, and ....in the "rain forests" in BC and Washington, one can easily fall off a cliff, as the vegetation forms a kind of "cornice", as well. I'm always thrilled by the variety of the landscape in your country. Opportunities and challenges abound!
Thanks! yes, you have to walk carefully near the waterfall, since the river changes paths once in a while. Having been there many times before helps knowing where to step and where not. Very cold days like this one are safer than warmer days when the ice starts melting.
@@GudmannAndGyda btw, i really appreciate that you two have that 'Nordic' quietness, and honesty, when discussing tough problems, or disappointing results...I lived in a 'Nordic country', far to the east, ;-) for almost 8 years, and enjoy the quiet, the deep humour, the 'no BS' approach. Just finished viewing your Grimsey Arctic Tern (et al) video.
Fantastic again 👍
Always beautiful ! Thank you very much from France for you awesome photos and videos .
Thank you too!
Amazing trip 😍😍 i love your conversation and how to spend your time 💙💙
Glad you enjoyed!
Having come across your channel all I can say is you are angels living in heavenly place. Your efforts and determination shows in your works. Awesome photography as well. Greetings from India.
So nice of you
Those images around 4:35 are just wonderful! Amazing how "painterly" the ice "filter" makes the photos...btw: -12 is the exact temperature where your breath will cause a moustache, or hair, to freeze ;-). The things that one learns when living in Nordic countries!
It looks like there are many opportunities where a tilt/shift lens would be wonderful to allow the depth of field to capture the full depth of the scene, without having to stop down to f32 ;-)
you probably dont care at all but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I somehow forgot my password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
@Jaxton Jerry instablaster =)
@Gordon Kaison i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Gordon Kaison it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my account !
@Jaxton Jerry you are welcome :D
The most impressive thing about this video is how you operate without your gloves on I wouldn't last 5,minutes.😁
Beautiful place!
Need to revisit Myvatn in Winter.
Always a pleasure :-)
Happy you liked it!
Beautiful video from you both, I loved the composition over the waterfall. Such a shame the water spray was hitting the lens. And really enjoyed seeing the Sea Eagles. One year Louise and I would love to spend a day shooting with you both.
Thank you David! It would be great to meet you again here in Iceland. There is light at the end of the tunnel in this Covid situation. Almost zero cases now in Iceland. Hopefully the world will soon be normal and we can meet somewhere out there photographing.
Gaman að sjá þið "in the field". Ég er pínu afbrýðisamur út í þessar hafarnamyndir 😁
Takk fyrir þetta! Þetta eru nú ekki mikið meira en heimildamyndir. Við eigum fleiri og betri á www.gudmann.is og www.gyda.is. En... um að gera að vera afbrýðisamur, það kveikir metnað!
@@GudmannAndGyda Það er rétt! Ég ætla skoða vefsíður ykkar!
Beautiful. Did your Z6 work again?
Yes, the Nikon Z6 was fine after few minutes in the car. The battery probably drained and most of the buttons were frozen. There was a thin film of ice on the camera, but it was just fine and it was used for filming for the rest of the day. - Once I was walking in a snowstorm with the Z6 on a 500 mm lens inside a cover. The body fell off and into the snow. I did not notice until 15 minutes later. Walked back searching for it in the snowblind which was difficult since the snow-drift had already covered my tracks in the snow. Eventually I found it face down in the snow - the sensor of course full of snow. A scary situation for any camera. After dusting the snow off, blowing most of it out of the body´s sensor area, heating and drying for few hours, I put a battery in it and turned it on. Worked fine, only had to clean the sensor. This shows that It´s very difficult to kill this camera even though I have sometimes treated it very badly. I love the Z system - it´s the future.
What are you using for aerial video. Just found your channel and am loving it.
14:15 Why do you not using the electric shutter when you shoot 1s+ long expos?
That should eliminate all camera shake from the mirror or shutter. Should not have bad effect on the shot, I mean no fast moving object there - it is excellent for landscape photography. I used that function of the D850 before I bought my Z7II!
Also, it is almost a year since I been this part of Iceland, and I was really unlucky with the weather, it was very windy and mostly cloudy totally ruined my chances with Hverir - only get a few nice photos, hope next time will be more like your time! :D
Really love Hverfjall picture with the drone, so beautiful crater! very nice shot!
Thanks for your response Márk. I go back and forth with the electronic shutter. It is very handy to use the live view with 3 sec exposure delay. I don´t notice any difference. The reason I use the silent mode most of the time is that I also go back and forth with short and long shutter speeds - a practical point when out in the field at minus 12. I hope you will have a good time next time you are in Iceland. As you know the conditions are never the same between days.
@@GudmannAndGyda I had a good time, just not too many good photos ;)
Would camera rain covers in such a scenario be useful
Not really. Using covers for the lens helps, but as soon as it is removed the spray does it´s thing.