Ski Utah Powder Lounge - Ski Photography Tips with Adam Barker

Learn how the pro's get amazing action skiing and snowboarding photos with Utah based professional photographer Adam Barker. Learn about the gear he uses and some tips on how to take your own amazing action photos.
www.adambarkerphotography.com

[@KDN322]

is this guy from a fine art scenic background?

[@saltutorialz]

I guess he may or may not..
;)

[@simonlee-plunket5005]

+KDN322 lol I was just gonna comment that

[@huckdeep]

If you replace the lenses with wheels of cheese and “ski photography” with “charcuterie plate creation”, this video still works.

[@imaMFinG]

very informative video with some amazing shots. I'm more of a nikon guy, but you have some very nice gear. Perhaps you came from a fine arts scenic background?

[@footsy420]

10 years later in the mirrorless world this is still reliant. I have a Sony a7iii and a6400. I usually use the 2.8 70 to 200. But were you using it on a cropped sensor making it a 100 to 300? I like having both full frame and cropped sensor bodies. They both deliver 26mp images but instead of a 1.4 teleconverter I have the second body with the same effective magnification so long as the lens is very sharp to allow the higher pixel density resolve the detail. Plus you have a spare body which is very portable.
I'd like an update dealing with how different angles make shots look less or more dramatic

[@gardinenstangenhalte]

phantastic photos

[@andrewsteavpack9079]

7:30 Watching this in 2021 hearing him say I just use 8 or 16GB SD cards so I don’t have too much space.
Anything less than 64GB is really small these days, but it’s also impressive that a $400 Sony a6000 that’s been out for 6+ years can shoot just as fast as the top end camera body in 2010 which higher MP and better low light performance. But the lenses are all still basically relevant.

[@Kevin_Riedl]

Which Filters ?

[@MrFredzzz]

so what if you don't have 250 lenses?

[@peterlee1386]

I have trouble with action shots with the shutter speed at above 1/200 second my pictures are just black. I have tryed turnging the iso up and aperture as wide as it would go. Am i out of luck or are there other things i can do?

[@alexnelson8]

Peter Lee faster lenses. Lower f-stop...

[@jordans6965]

is your lens cap off?

[@Alphfirm]

A little bit too advanced for me, but still cool ;)

[@mihquoiga]

Would have been interesting but the microphone is poor af. Too disturbing, sorry!

[@carlgunnarengelandandersen158]

get cash and buy 250 lenses.