Hello Guido Not realy, but yesterday we had a sunny afternoon I had half an hour and I was near of one of my favorite locations, so I shot details there. Your double exposure work very well :-). Grt Ernesto
I've done the standard ones I can think of, a day with a single prime, a day out with a fisheye, use the wrong lens (like you using the 150-400 for landscapes, but also ultrawides and fisheyes for portraits. Wrong settings. This year, it's "bad photos." Everything you can think of that you're taught is bad, that's what I'm doing.
Thanks ernest. Sometimes it really helps just to look at things in a different perspective. But I have to say that I hate these time challenges. They give me stress on doing something that normally gets the stress out of my system. Thanks for watchibg grt guido
I agree that you should not do what is "taught". A few years i went to a presentation of a different photographer and the first thing she said was. "If you want good images then it has to comply to 3 things, it has to be wide angle, it has to be 100 percent in focus and is has to have foreground midground and background" so I thought uh ok then I must be doing something wrong. In my opinion photography is a creative process and something that's creative can't have rules or restrictions. There are some guidelines. But everyone has to explore for themselves what the boundaries are and how far they want to go.
Amazing what you achieved in such a short amount of time. I think the image with the trees on either side works better, and the double exposure works really well. 👍
I think it really helped that I was there a day earlier also. I knew exactly where I wanted to go. Unfortubatly I could not make the tree that I had in mind so I have to get back there on another foggy day. Still lots of exploring around there. Thanks for watching and your feedback. Grt guido
Great autumn colors and conditions. Loved that one with the path, straightforward shot but the fog and colors just make it. Amusing to see you rushing and speed walking 😂 things we do to get photos and squeezing in the time huh. Can tell why it’s one of your favorite woodlands, thats amazing. I liked the shot with the focus stacked foreground, quite clean. I also prefer the tree with more negative space, a lot more mysterious. I’d probably try placing it center for symmetry and shoot a bit wider for even more negative space. great double exposure experimental shot.
Thanks for your comment. It's funny that comments go all the way on this video. Some like it, and some don't like anything, haha. It's great to see that photography is so subjective to taste, and that's a good thing. Else, we will all be producing the same shots, and that would be boring. Thanks for watching grt guido
1) I liked the tree photo where you walked another 10 meters. I liked the symmetry. 2) The double exposure photo was great. I've tried this a couple times, but I still need to work at it.
I noticed that I'm starting to get more and more ideas for double exposures. It's fun thing to use on a overcast boring day. Thanks for watching and the feedback. Grt guido
Beautiful with lots of leaf color still on the trees. Absolutely making the most of your time for sure. I am always happier if I get some Photographs it makes my time seem worthwhile. The first of the gnarly trees amazing! So much better to spend that hour making Photographs than just wasting it.
That was exactly what I was thinking. It's not gonna waste time, especially with all the autumn colours. Wasn't the best result trip of the year, but at least it kept me entertained. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Grt guido
Maybe there is a hidden subject in your Video, the fact that you take the time to go out in the woods before you have an appointment. I myself take the time to stop on my way to work or during business trips. I had to learn to do this but nowadays I considered it as extra, unexpected hobby time and sometimes you are able to get that great shot like you did.
I kind of have to opinions on this theory. On one side I love to use every second available to do and practice photography. On the other hand I hate to feel rushed. I'm terrible with handeling stress. Gigantic burn-out / depression a few years ago has probably ruined that for the the rest of my life. So I try to avoid stressfull moments. Photograohy helps me to keep calm and get away from the stress. So if I give myself not enough time to do it I much rather not go even it could cost me a great shot. During this trip I made an exception and I know it doesn't show it in the video but i felt absolute crap due to the rushing around. Thanks for watching. Grt guido
Lovely autumn picture! Yes, I challenge myself by exploring various areas of photography, like astrophotography, macro and street photography. My landscape photography benefit a lot from it.
I do the same. Sometimes I just feel like in need to do something different. Then I try some birds of city photography. But it often happens that I intent to do something else to end up in the landscape after all 😅 thanks for watchibg and your comment. Grt guido
Oatlands hills is near san fransico right? Stunning area! You live in a landscape photographers dream. I really enjoyed my time there over 10 years ago. Yo bad I was a chappy photographer back then 😅 thanks for watching grt guido
I seem to have that problem a lot lately. I've been having less time to photograph myself over the past 2 months and I really notice that it's more difficult to keep up with the videos. Hopefully I can try to open up the agenda a little more in 2025. Thanks for watching and your comment. Grt guido
Thanks for your featback. I would agree with you if it wasn't for that smaller tree to appear in that shot. I didn't notice that when I was on location. Thanks for watchibg and sharing your comment. Grt guido
Grappig kreeg ook een comment dat die dubbel opname helemaal niks was. Grappig hoe smaken verschillen in fotografie. Maar goed ook anders deden we allemaal precies hetzelfde. Bedankt voor het kijken. Grt guido
I love the images, we are having foggy conditions too. I prefer the shot with the three trees in the fog and love your double exposure shot. My heart is drawn to the raw Nature shots in a forest also. Please tell me what CPL filter you are using for your 40-150 lens. Thanks Guido❤
Thanks for sharing your thoughts of the video. there are much more woodland videos coming in the next weeks with some absolute spectacular conditions. So I hope you will like those. I use 2 cpl filters. They're both from KASE. On is a revolution magnetic 95mm and the other is 3th generation screw on filter 77mm that is just released. I have to use a adapter with that one but I can still use the lenshood with it. Thanks for watching the video! Grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater Thanks, I found that video where you tried the Kase CPL III screw on filter. I just put in my cart with B&H Photo in the USA that Kase III screw on filter 72mm for my 40-150 F2.8 and my 100-400 F5-6.3 lenses. 🙂
Love these kind of pictures. I just love trees. The photo at 13:25 I would have taken vertically. Would be a great picture in B&W with high contrast and a yellow filter. Awsome pictures Guido.
If I wasn't in such a rush then the vertical would seffinitly have worked. It had to have a lot of foreground and there was only grass so I don't know if it would have been that interesting. But I agree that shooting those inage in black and white it something to experiment with more. I just programmed a complete black and white mode to c4 so who knows... thanks for watching. Get guido
I hope the treatment will work for you! What are the expectations? I wish you all the best and hopefully a full recovery! Thanks for watching and your comment. Grt guido
I have AML Leukaemia NOS. I've used an OM-5 plus 12-45 F4 almost exclusively for the past six months. Nice and light, I use Live ND a lot, and defocus about 50%. I'm seeing pretty much the same scenery two to seven days a week, so that's what I photograph.
@oneeyedphotographer I wish you all the best with you disease. Going around in the same area can be a good thing. you know every corner of it and can anticipate to is when conditions are good. Grt guido
I try and challenge to see how far I can go handhold on long exposure shots without having to drag out my camera. At my age (70's) it's hard to stop shaking!
I know that feeling. When i was a teenager I broke my wrist. It took me years before I could handheld a steady shot. I wanted to go the photo academy but due to that I changed my mind and even ditched photography for year know think I can now shoot up to 1.5 sec handheld with current stabilisation. Above that itngets very difficult. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Grt guido
Hoi, het stukje 'doubleexposure' was voor mij een eye-opener! Maar ik begrip dat het alleen kan met RAW files, klopt dat? Enne....leuke Sinterklaas gehad met de kids😊😊 Gr. uit de Grote Stad ;-)
Haha ja sinterklaas heeft ze weer veel te veel verwend 🙈 klopt het werkt alleen met 2 raw files. Of met de fotos die je op dat moment neemt. Je kan dit overigens ook in post processing doen met photoshop. Bedankt voor het kijken weer. Grt guido
Hoi Guido Ik hoop, dat je lezing goed is bezocht, en dat je een leuke tijd hebt gehad met je toehoorders. Ik vond de foto’s erg druk. Bijna Van voor tot achter scherp. Wat er met de laats foto mis is gegaan weet ik niet, maar beste was hij zeker niet, geeft ook helemaal niet, het kan niet altijd feest zijn. Met hartelijke groet
De laatste foto was echt een experimentje met dubbel opnames. Dit was de ochtend voor de lezing in utrecht typisch gevalletje van te weinig tijd. Bedankt voor het kijken en je feedback. Ze kunnen niet allemaal lukken haha ik vind het altijd wel fijn om een realistisch beeld te geven van goed en slecht. Grt guido
I never owned an em1mk3 but it is possible on the em1x. The em1mk3 however is an em1x in a smaller body. So I think it should be possible. Only thing I'm not sure of is if you can load an older picture as the first image like I did here. But you can deffinitly do a double exposure with 2 new image you take at that moment. Hop this helps. Thanks for watching. Grt guido
Great video and nice images, The 40-150 f2.8 is next on my list and I already have the 150-400 f4.5, 12-40 f2.8 and 90mm f3.5 all are excellent, But for landscape would you choose the 8-25 f4 over the 7-14 f2.8?
If I had to choose now then I would go for the 8-25 just for the simpel reason that it fits filters. But i would probably bever sell that 7-14 2.8 because of that extra mm and tge 2.8. If i ever want to do some astro shots then that is much better. The 40-150 f2.8 is amazing. Where do you live? Thanks for watching grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater Thanks for the reply I already ordered the 8-25 today and will receive it tomorrow so I think I made the right choice, Oh and greetings from Greece;)
Good choice i think. Greece nice! First comment from your country as ar as I know. Hope you will enjoy the lens! If you have questions feel free to contact me. Grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater I just bought a Lumix G9 II. It came with a Lumix Leica 9mm F1.7. If I go astro, that's the lens. I have the Lumix 7-14 F4. Like the Olympus lens, it's pregnant. Hi res on the G9 II is better, it's easier to set up, it's faster, and I get a standard resolution file plus the high res file. If stitching fails, I still have the standard file, my OM-5 and E-M1x give nothing. OTOH the Lumix doesn't do live ND. Different cameras for different purposes, I'll use both, while I have the strength.
Hi Guido! Could I get an answer about OM System high-res shots 50/80 mpx (in both mark 1 and mark II versions), are these ORF files acceptable by Adobe Lightroom to do post-process later? I guess single RAW's are, but I don't know if these High-Res ones are. A lot of confusing answers on reddit. Thanks in advance!
The om-1 high res files are all raw ( orf ) and they are compatible in lightroom. The om-1 mkI high res files are also raw ( orf ) but only compatible when you use the 14 bit instead of 12 bit! Lightroom does not open the 12 bit files but the better 14 bit files work perfectly. Works all the time for me so if someone says it doesn't work then they do something wrong. Hope this helps! Grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater Understood now! Thank you. And these 14 bit format is possible both in Handheld and Tripod one, or only in Tripod? If I am not wrong I heard you talk (or might be someone else on youtube, too much chaos in my head!) that 14 bit is accesible for both Tripod 80 mpx and also Handheld 50 mpx.
@@GuidoVanDeWater Thank you Guido, I am really gratefull for these informations. And at the end, I'd like to share my life-thoughts which from time to time I like, to I ask to myself, and this time I was questioning, why shooting with "really good camera", could give worse overall feelings from shooting, than surprisingly shooting with "worse camera". And my deep answer was, that with worse camera we have less expectations, and if the image comes good, you are happy about what you get. But with high end camera, you invest money with already big expecations to achive certain results, and if results are not as we would like them to be, like what we visualized before buying a gear, it can really demotivate mentally from going outside. I think OM System is against the second one. I don't say it's worse (☝! it's a metaphore), but people around on social medias build up a lot of expectations from full-frame high end cameras, then one day they buy OM System saying their old gear wasn't sold but they don't use it anymore either way and they use smaller sensor more often. And indeed I can see this tendency with people who changed their systems for OM System. Thanks once again! :)
@pentagramyt417 I have the exact same experience and lately more and more people are making the step to m43. If you ask mwh95 percent of the people think that they become a better photographer by buying the best and most expensive camera. That includes myself for many years. Now I realise that it doesn't airer what camera you use. It's your own experience that makes images better and not the camera. grt guido
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Hello Guido
Not realy, but yesterday we had a sunny afternoon I had half an hour and I was near of one of my favorite locations, so I shot details there. Your double exposure work very well :-).
Grt Ernesto
I've done the standard ones I can think of, a day with a single prime, a day out with a fisheye, use the wrong lens (like you using the 150-400 for landscapes, but also ultrawides and fisheyes for portraits.
Wrong settings.
This year, it's "bad photos." Everything you can think of that you're taught is bad, that's what I'm doing.
Thanks ernest. Sometimes it really helps just to look at things in a different perspective. But I have to say that I hate these time challenges. They give me stress on doing something that normally gets the stress out of my system. Thanks for watchibg grt guido
I agree that you should not do what is "taught". A few years i went to a presentation of a different photographer and the first thing she said was. "If you want good images then it has to comply to 3 things, it has to be wide angle, it has to be 100 percent in focus and is has to have foreground midground and background" so I thought uh ok then I must be doing something wrong. In my opinion photography is a creative process and something that's creative can't have rules or restrictions. There are some guidelines. But everyone has to explore for themselves what the boundaries are and how far they want to go.
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The double exposures in camera are working really well.
It's a very nice feautre to spend some time in boring conditions. Thanks for watching grt guido
Amazing what you achieved in such a short amount of time. I think the image with the trees on either side works better, and the double exposure works really well. 👍
I think it really helped that I was there a day earlier also. I knew exactly where I wanted to go. Unfortubatly I could not make the tree that I had in mind so I have to get back there on another foggy day. Still lots of exploring around there. Thanks for watching and your feedback. Grt guido
Great autumn colors and conditions. Loved that one with the path, straightforward shot but the fog and colors just make it. Amusing to see you rushing and speed walking 😂 things we do to get photos and squeezing in the time huh. Can tell why it’s one of your favorite woodlands, thats amazing. I liked the shot with the focus stacked foreground, quite clean. I also prefer the tree with more negative space, a lot more mysterious. I’d probably try placing it center for symmetry and shoot a bit wider for even more negative space. great double exposure experimental shot.
Thanks for your comment. It's funny that comments go all the way on this video. Some like it, and some don't like anything, haha. It's great to see that photography is so subjective to taste, and that's a good thing. Else, we will all be producing the same shots, and that would be boring. Thanks for watching grt guido
1) I liked the tree photo where you walked another 10 meters. I liked the symmetry. 2) The double exposure photo was great. I've tried this a couple times, but I still need to work at it.
I noticed that I'm starting to get more and more ideas for double exposures. It's fun thing to use on a overcast boring day. Thanks for watching and the feedback. Grt guido
Mooi weer Guido!
Leuk ook met de Sinterklaas slingers 😉
Haha ja dat zag ik ook pas later. Dat is het leven met kleine kids 😅 bedankt voor het kijken weer. Grt guido
Beautiful with lots of leaf color still on the trees. Absolutely making the most of your time for sure. I am always happier if I get some Photographs it makes my time seem worthwhile. The first of the gnarly trees amazing! So much better to spend that hour making Photographs than just wasting it.
That was exactly what I was thinking. It's not gonna waste time, especially with all the autumn colours. Wasn't the best result trip of the year, but at least it kept me entertained. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Grt guido
Maybe there is a hidden subject in your Video, the fact that you take the time to go out in the woods before you have an appointment. I myself take the time to stop on my way to work or during business trips. I had to learn to do this but nowadays I considered it as extra, unexpected hobby time and sometimes you are able to get that great shot like you did.
I kind of have to opinions on this theory. On one side I love to use every second available to do and practice photography. On the other hand I hate to feel rushed. I'm terrible with handeling stress. Gigantic burn-out / depression a few years ago has probably ruined that for the the rest of my life. So I try to avoid stressfull moments. Photograohy helps me to keep calm and get away from the stress. So if I give myself not enough time to do it I much rather not go even it could cost me a great shot. During this trip I made an exception and I know it doesn't show it in the video but i felt absolute crap due to the rushing around. Thanks for watching. Grt guido
Lovely autumn picture! Yes, I challenge myself by exploring various areas of photography, like astrophotography, macro and street photography. My landscape photography benefit a lot from it.
I do the same. Sometimes I just feel like in need to do something different. Then I try some birds of city photography. But it often happens that I intent to do something else to end up in the landscape after all 😅 thanks for watchibg and your comment. Grt guido
I always enjoy your excursions. Some of your images remind me of foggy morning hikes in the Oakland hills near where I live in California.
Oatlands hills is near san fransico right? Stunning area! You live in a landscape photographers dream. I really enjoyed my time there over 10 years ago. Yo bad I was a chappy photographer back then 😅 thanks for watching grt guido
Why is it that conditions are at their best when we haven't much time or can't go at all! 😊
I seem to have that problem a lot lately. I've been having less time to photograph myself over the past 2 months and I really notice that it's more difficult to keep up with the videos. Hopefully I can try to open up the agenda a little more in 2025. Thanks for watching and your comment. Grt guido
I think i prefer the tree in the fog with thr negative space
Thanks for your featback. I would agree with you if it wasn't for that smaller tree to appear in that shot. I didn't notice that when I was on location. Thanks for watchibg and sharing your comment. Grt guido
Hi Guido
Mooie uitleg van de dubbel opname functie, foto top.
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Grappig kreeg ook een comment dat die dubbel opname helemaal niks was. Grappig hoe smaken verschillen in fotografie. Maar goed ook anders deden we allemaal precies hetzelfde. Bedankt voor het kijken. Grt guido
I love the images, we are having foggy conditions too. I prefer the shot with the three trees in the fog and love your double exposure shot. My heart is drawn to the raw Nature shots in a forest also. Please tell me what CPL filter you are using for your 40-150 lens. Thanks Guido❤
Thanks for sharing your thoughts of the video. there are much more woodland videos coming in the next weeks with some absolute spectacular conditions. So I hope you will like those. I use 2 cpl filters. They're both from KASE. On is a revolution magnetic 95mm and the other is 3th generation screw on filter 77mm that is just released. I have to use a adapter with that one but I can still use the lenshood with it. Thanks for watching the video! Grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater Thanks, I found that video where you tried the Kase CPL III screw on filter. I just put in my cart with B&H Photo in the USA that Kase III screw on filter 72mm for my 40-150 F2.8 and my 100-400 F5-6.3 lenses. 🙂
@PatriceSanders-j1h i also have the 300 f4 so that's why I wanted one that fit them all. Shame I don't have an affiliate link with kase 😅
Love these kind of pictures. I just love trees. The photo at 13:25 I would have taken vertically. Would be a great picture in B&W with high contrast and a yellow filter. Awsome pictures Guido.
If I wasn't in such a rush then the vertical would seffinitly have worked. It had to have a lot of foreground and there was only grass so I don't know if it would have been that interesting. But I agree that shooting those inage in black and white it something to experiment with more. I just programmed a complete black and white mode to c4 so who knows... thanks for watching. Get guido
I am loving your videos. I am just starting treatment for cancer but looking forward to being able to get out with my camera -OM1
I hope the treatment will work for you! What are the expectations? I wish you all the best and hopefully a full recovery! Thanks for watching and your comment. Grt guido
I have AML Leukaemia NOS. I've used an OM-5 plus 12-45 F4 almost exclusively for the past six months. Nice and light, I use Live ND a lot, and defocus about 50%. I'm seeing pretty much the same scenery two to seven days a week, so that's what I photograph.
@oneeyedphotographer I wish you all the best with you disease. Going around in the same area can be a good thing. you know every corner of it and can anticipate to is when conditions are good. Grt guido
I try and challenge to see how far I can go handhold on long exposure shots without having to drag out my camera. At my age (70's) it's hard to stop shaking!
I know that feeling. When i was a teenager I broke my wrist. It took me years before I could handheld a steady shot. I wanted to go the photo academy but due to that I changed my mind and even ditched photography for year know think I can now shoot up to 1.5 sec handheld with current stabilisation. Above that itngets very difficult. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater What happens if you move the camera?
Then you get icm 😉
@@GuidoVanDeWater You also get good photos in conditions that don't work well with standard techniques.
Hoi, het stukje 'doubleexposure' was voor mij een eye-opener! Maar ik begrip dat het alleen kan met RAW files, klopt dat? Enne....leuke Sinterklaas gehad met de kids😊😊 Gr. uit de Grote Stad ;-)
Haha ja sinterklaas heeft ze weer veel te veel verwend 🙈 klopt het werkt alleen met 2 raw files. Of met de fotos die je op dat moment neemt. Je kan dit overigens ook in post processing doen met photoshop. Bedankt voor het kijken weer. Grt guido
Hoi Guido
Ik hoop, dat je lezing goed is bezocht, en dat je een leuke tijd hebt gehad met je toehoorders. Ik vond de foto’s erg druk. Bijna Van voor tot achter scherp. Wat er met de laats foto mis is gegaan weet ik niet, maar beste was hij zeker niet, geeft ook helemaal niet, het kan niet altijd feest zijn. Met hartelijke groet
De laatste foto was echt een experimentje met dubbel opnames. Dit was de ochtend voor de lezing in utrecht typisch gevalletje van te weinig tijd. Bedankt voor het kijken en je feedback. Ze kunnen niet allemaal lukken haha ik vind het altijd wel fijn om een realistisch beeld te geven van goed en slecht. Grt guido
@ dat laatste is je wel gelukt 😂😂😂
Could I ask you - that double exposure feature exist only on OM-1 camera or such trick also possible let say on E-M1X or E-m1 mk3?
I never owned an em1mk3 but it is possible on the em1x. The em1mk3 however is an em1x in a smaller body. So I think it should be possible. Only thing I'm not sure of is if you can load an older picture as the first image like I did here. But you can deffinitly do a double exposure with 2 new image you take at that moment. Hop this helps. Thanks for watching. Grt guido
Great video and nice images, The 40-150 f2.8 is next on my list and I already have the 150-400 f4.5, 12-40 f2.8 and 90mm f3.5 all are excellent, But for landscape would you choose the 8-25 f4 over the 7-14 f2.8?
If I had to choose now then I would go for the 8-25 just for the simpel reason that it fits filters. But i would probably bever sell that 7-14 2.8 because of that extra mm and tge 2.8. If i ever want to do some astro shots then that is much better. The 40-150 f2.8 is amazing. Where do you live? Thanks for watching grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater Thanks for the reply I already ordered the 8-25 today and will receive it tomorrow so I think I made the right choice, Oh and greetings from Greece;)
Good choice i think. Greece nice! First comment from your country as ar as I know. Hope you will enjoy the lens! If you have questions feel free to contact me. Grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater Thanks 😊
@@GuidoVanDeWater I just bought a Lumix G9 II. It came with a Lumix Leica 9mm F1.7. If I go astro, that's the lens. I have the Lumix 7-14 F4. Like the Olympus lens, it's pregnant. Hi res on the G9 II is better, it's easier to set up, it's faster, and I get a standard resolution file plus the high res file. If stitching fails, I still have the standard file, my OM-5 and E-M1x give nothing. OTOH the Lumix doesn't do live ND. Different cameras for different purposes, I'll use both, while I have the strength.
Hi Guido! Could I get an answer about OM System high-res shots 50/80 mpx (in both mark 1 and mark II versions), are these ORF files acceptable by Adobe Lightroom to do post-process later? I guess single RAW's are, but I don't know if these High-Res ones are. A lot of confusing answers on reddit. Thanks in advance!
The om-1 high res files are all raw ( orf ) and they are compatible in lightroom. The om-1 mkI high res files are also raw ( orf ) but only compatible when you use the 14 bit instead of 12 bit! Lightroom does not open the 12 bit files but the better 14 bit files work perfectly. Works all the time for me so if someone says it doesn't work then they do something wrong. Hope this helps! Grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater Understood now! Thank you. And these 14 bit format is possible both in Handheld and Tripod one, or only in Tripod? If I am not wrong I heard you talk (or might be someone else on youtube, too much chaos in my head!) that 14 bit is accesible for both Tripod 80 mpx and also Handheld 50 mpx.
@pentagramyt417 yes in both handheld and tripod mode. I use them all the time there days. Grt guido
@@GuidoVanDeWater Thank you Guido, I am really gratefull for these informations.
And at the end, I'd like to share my life-thoughts which from time to time I like, to I ask to myself, and this time I was questioning, why shooting with "really good camera", could give worse overall feelings from shooting, than surprisingly shooting with "worse camera".
And my deep answer was, that with worse camera we have less expectations, and if the image comes good, you are happy about what you get.
But with high end camera, you invest money with already big expecations to achive certain results, and if results are not as we would like them to be, like what we visualized before buying a gear, it can really demotivate mentally from going outside.
I think OM System is against the second one. I don't say it's worse (☝! it's a metaphore), but people around on social medias build up a lot of expectations from full-frame high end cameras, then one day they buy OM System saying their old gear wasn't sold but they don't use it anymore either way and they use smaller sensor more often. And indeed I can see this tendency with people who changed their systems for OM System.
Thanks once again! :)
@pentagramyt417 I have the exact same experience and lately more and more people are making the step to m43. If you ask mwh95 percent of the people think that they become a better photographer by buying the best and most expensive camera. That includes myself for many years. Now I realise that it doesn't airer what camera you use. It's your own experience that makes images better and not the camera. grt guido
Your talk could also be a presentation
Is that a positive or negative thing? Thanks for watching grt guido
Haha funny I forgot about my own question in the video 😅 now i understand this comment. Thanks for your input! Grt guido
I presentation would likely be a one-off, say discussing some of your (or another photographer's) work.
Presentation
Thanks for watching and the comment! Grt guido