Get the best Self Takes! - Carp Fishing
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- In this video, Fox UK Digital Content Creator, Bradley Walker, talks you through the basics of how to get the best self takes, including a more in depth look at camera settings and the equipment needed!
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A video on night shot settings would be great! I sometimes get a washed out look on the fish either from the flash or external lighting
Just seen this and by far the best explanation of self takes very easy to understand but as u said best to have a little play with the settings brilliant watch 👍🏻
clever. loved it all but the tripod manual focus trick was a god send 👏
Thanks for the advice, great video.🎣😎🇬🇧
Brilliant vid, actually helpfull!
Thanks Bradley, very informative 👍🙂
Exactly what I needed thankyou very much
Banging as always.
Thanks for this video!! So inspirative😍😍📸📸
Good stuff, very clear 👍🏼
Well thought out and presented video on fish photography very well done. Not seen one out there this detailed. Would like to see one on video settings and the use of Nd filters or polarised filters as slow shutter speeds and low f numbers are a nightmare with water and grey clouds
Great informative vid thanks 👏👏👏
Awesome video thank you 🔥🔥
Hi Brad, very useful video, we will be doing a lot more filming in 2020 and any more tutorials about filming and pictures generally would be well received.
Great Tipps mate!
great vlog thanks for the tips
Very good Job 💪🏻 thx man 🤙
Great vid I have a canon t7 with a 18-55mm lense and a 50mm and the 18-55mm lense is great for fish pics
some great advise in the comments.thanks guys..
Thanks for the information
Best video thenks ;)
I never use a shutter speed under 1/60 because slower will blur the moving gills of the fish
My Huawei p30 Pro takes brilliant pictures normally with the lake in the background on my selfie stick 👍🤘
I have a crop sensor camera the canon 650d and find that the 50mm works fine, you just have to set it up further back I prefer as I find you never get any splash marks on the lens, can be tricky in a tight spot though maybe I should also get a 35 🤔
Very helpful Bradley, thankyou. Are you able to see the pictures being taken whilst using an external intervalometer? I ask because I understand that this is not possible when using the integral intervalometer in the EOS 80d, for example. Thanks in advance
Tape the focal ring in manual focus,you can even do this with a piece of tungsten putty once its on tripod.Its far better than having it in auto focus if you are not in single focal point ,you will get drift in the focusing
good video
Cracking video. ive got the Cannon G7X, theres no port for an intervalometer, how can i get around this as i always fish alone..thanks.
Good video any tips for night shots
Good video on night shot self takes be good
Whistle app on smart phone works wonders 😉
i cannot whistle though...lol
I’ve got that app and it worked fine. Then early spring I’d noticed I’d taken 12 photos and only one of them had me and the fish in it. Turns out it was taking pics every time a nearby bird started singing. Good but not perfect.
Brilliant video. Thank you. Only negative thought from me was the comment on treating fish after the photo. By doing it before a picture the product has longer to soak into the fish before putting it back. By doing it afterwards it doesn't give much chance to soak in without keeping the fish out the water for even longer. Thoughts?
As soon as you treat with propolis, then splash water over the top, it forms an instant barrier so will not affect the treatment of the fish
Hey Bradley I’m looking for a DSLR that’ll be good for might time photos. I’m usually with a mate but they don’t know anything about photography (just a little less than me 😂)
I’m looking at the 250D as I left my 750D on the bank in a rush to pack down at 5am on a Saturday morning to catch the ferry home. I’m thinking of a 50mm lens with a 1.8 app hoping this will do the trick with some of the trakker floodlights. I also bought a Ridgemonkey torch that screws on to a bank stick which is now lost.
With a French trip only 2 weeks away I’m on a tight budget with 50kg of boilies which we all k is aren’t cheap.
What camera with a flip around screen inc Wi-Fi would you recommend mate. Or any of you hugs that know a bit. Tia
Mart
I have the nikon d5200 do you know what the best lens is for this camera? It comes with the 18-55mm lens.
Fantastic video 🤝
Kit lens or the 30 mm prime lens
Got to be the best video out there at the moment on camera settings etc.
Now could someone explain to me about iso on night shots ?
When using the flash in pitch black conditions, do I have a low iso or high as the flash is producing a lot of light. Just can't seem to get it right.
I would say low as you have alot of light you want the iso as low as you can get it to cause less noise, but if you was not using the light then a high iso would be advised
I have a canon 200d is that a full frame or crop? Was looking at getting a 50mm lens glad you mentioned this before I did
Berny7337 hi Berny, the 200D is a crop sensor camera, ideally you’d use a 35mm lens but these are fairly expensive. A 50mm lens will still get great results, but if you can go for the 35mm.
Fox International Carp Fishing Thank you, great video to. I normally follow a channel on here called beebom but as this is for carp fishing makes it a lot easier to understand with a few base settings to go off 👍🏻
The 50mm f1.8 is still a fantastic lens even on a crop. The value is unbeatable. You could still take self shots with a 50mm but you would have to set the camera up quite far away. Anyway generally speaking the 50mm is still a inexpensive must have imo buddy 👍
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I have a canon 650d and I was advised to get a 24mm lense would this be the best lense for self takes ?
Keith Oakey Thatd be too wide most of the time so you’d have to have the camera pretty close and that can cause distortion. Best lens would be a short zoom like a 18-55 or 28-70mm. That’ll give you more options and make life easier for you. Hope that helps.
Any one know's if a canon 600d still be good and what lense needed ?
Yes good camera
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