3 years of learning photography techniques and you are the only person giving real use able lessons .. cant say more than thank you for the time and effort you spend to teach others for free ❤
Yes, you can use live mode to assess the image or just look at the playback on the screen on the back of the camera. I use capture one because it’s easier to integrate into the video and share the results. Thanks for watching.
I watched a video from 2020, I believe, where one of the guests refers to him by his first name: Tony. However, I certainly relate to your comment. It would be great to know more about our host Tony- if indeed, that is his first name.
Yes, you are right, I could have used a smaller aperture to increase the depth of field. However even at F 22, I still would not have enough depth of field to keep all parts of the subject in focus. Thanks for watching.
@@CameraClubLive thank you for the reply. The distance between camera lens and subject will keep the DOF very limited. And hence focus stacking is the answer.
3 years of learning photography techniques and you are the only person giving real use able lessons .. cant say more than thank you for the time and effort you spend to teach others for free ❤
My pleasure!
easy to follow your instruction
Thanks for watching.
Excellent 👍 This is a great lesson. Thanks
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Thank you very much for giving us the idea and knowledge . Have a great time.
Thanks, you too!
Excellent way of recording and teaching the photography skills. Great videos.
Glad you like them!
Really interesting, thank you
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Excellent!
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Thanks, great video!!
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Great tutorial.Thnx.
You're welcome!
Thank You!
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Great video. Could you please record a video on shooting black computer case on a dark background?
I’ll give it a go in the future, thanks for watching.
If you didn't have a program such as Capture One, would you have used Live Mode?
Thank you!
Yes, you can use live mode to assess the image or just look at the playback on the screen on the back of the camera. I use capture one because it’s easier to integrate into the video and share the results. Thanks for watching.
I learn valuable skills from you and we don't even know your name.
I watched a video from 2020, I believe, where one of the guests refers to him by his first name: Tony.
However, I certainly relate to your comment. It would be great to know more about our host Tony- if indeed, that is his first name.
I call him The Mystery Boomer Photography Master
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Thanks for watching.
May I ask one question? Why did you not choose F16 or F22 to increase the DOF? Obviously increasing the light intensity appropriately to compensate.
Yes, you are right, I could have used a smaller aperture to increase the depth of field. However even at F 22, I still would not have enough depth of field to keep all parts of the subject in focus. Thanks for watching.
@@CameraClubLive thank you for the reply. The distance between camera lens and subject will keep the DOF very limited. And hence focus stacking is the answer.
Hi! Do you have a link to the eyecup you use on the camera?....
I'm afraid not, I got it some years ago at a trade show. Thanks for watching.