Insect Macro Photography - Episode 2
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
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Insect Macro Photography - Episode 2
#photography #macrophotography #insectphotography - Наука та технологія
Watch episode 3 here: ua-cam.com/video/BM6jPAF71qk/v-deo.html
Spider at 8:03 we can see its missing a leg, so cool to see! Great shot
Nice to see you started a channel :) Subscribed!
Thank you! You were a big reason why I started macro and this channel :)
He banned me from commenting on his site
@@d.k.1394 If I ban someone from commenting on my channel it is either because they are very rude or very annoying. I was planning to check why I banned you, but I didn't have to because I was reminded now when I see the comments on this video. Please don't write lots and lots of comments on the same video, it is just spammy behaviour.
@@MicaelWidell oh I see. Good luck with your chanel
@Micael Widell on Photography my autism makes it difficult to comprehend things the way most people do. And my communication is different also.
Love this!
Love your determination
You're so talented! Thanks for sharing your experiences. Can't wait to see more!
Thank you! I'll definitely be making more
I have the same diffuser. That thing is the best.
It's great!
Yes, keep going. Great stuff.
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing, Jamie, keep up the good work!
Much appreciated!
Great shots friend. Salute.
Thank you!
Yeah, very relaxing watching and listening...Thank you cameraman 😊
I'm glad you like it! And it is a lot easier to film when I have a cameraman.
very successful congratulations 👏👏
Great video !!!
Thanks!
The red beetle near the beginning is a Cardinal Beetle. Off the top of my head there are 3 species in the UK, but you need to check that out. It's a Red-headed Cardinal Beetle (Pyrochroa serraticornis).
Thanks for the identification 👍
It's religious?
Bravo! Complimenti! 🇮🇹
Thanks!
hi great video thank you , but what make is your diffuser please ?
Lovely
I think I need to get a pope shield and borrow some of your talent!
Thank you! Or maybe even a cygnustech diffuser 👀
Morning Jamie, absolutely love your macro work. I do have a question. When you have the diffuser over the subject and you shoot off 10, 20, 30 shots, are you moving the camera very slightly backwards and forwards, so that you get all parts in focus for stacking maybe? Also, I presume your lens is an autofocus one? Thanks
Thanks! My lens is autofocus but I shoot in manual focus, set my magnification to 1:1 usually and hold the shutter while moving closer to my subject. But a lot of the time now I use automated focus bracketing so the camera can get all the frames for me without having to move
loving the content mate. What settings are you using when not in photo stacking mode.. it seems like 10 frames per second?
I'm glad you like the content! I usually shoot 1/250, F/8, ISO-200 and a flash power between 1/16 and 1/64. I think I'm shooting at 8.5fps
Muy buen trabajo, me encanto tu canal, veo que utilizas la misma cámara que yo Em1 mk2, muy buen equipo.
Gracias y saludos amigo.
Thanks! The Em1 MK2 is great
Are you shooting in aperture priority? Do you have a focus light attached to the flash.
I shoot manual everything. I have a focus light but I don't use it unless it is night time.
when you are not using the auto focus stacking and instead are just doing the rocking how many pictures do you find are normally necessary for creating the final image in post? 20?
It depends how much of the subject I want in focus. To get a whole subject in focus, it can take between 20 and 60 images. It varies depending on the size of the subject I am photographing. The beetle at the end was a 10 image stack I think
You got very lucky with the brown ladybug. First, the Aphid climbed over the ladybug. Then on your next shot @ 5:23 did you notice the Aphid in the bottom right corner from the underside of the leaf? It made me laugh. Btw, this is a great little channel. Keep the images coming. I've only recently discovered macrophotography, and like you, I love looking for insects to shoot. It feels like i'm peeping into a hidden world, and it's so addictive.
EDIT: You did mention the little Aphid. (Sorry, I paused the video to write this comment.)
Yeah that little aphid was trying to ruin the shot 😂. I'm glad you like the content! I can totally relate to the macro addiction lol
Loving your videos and an instant sub from me 😊
Thank you! Your videos are great too 👍
Interesting video...where did you get the reflector please.
Thanks. Cygnustech on Instagram
@@JamieSpensley thanks
Managed to order a Cygnutech diffuser/
reflector...waiting for it to arrive.@@JamieSpensley
Hi Jamie very GOOD Video, can you please add a link for the background cards and the model of your reflector atached to your flash. Many Thanks
Thanks you! The background cards were from a local craft shop and I sellotaped them together. You can get a diffuser by direct messaging @Cygnustech on Instagram.
I am an amazing macro photographer
Best macro video
which lens you use this photo ?
Olympus 60mm f2.8 macro
Thank you so much for sharing experience.
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I like this video.really impressed your shots!❤️more macro photography videos bro 😊👍👍
Thank you! More on the way soon
Insects be like: crap, looks like a thunderstorm is coming
😂
I often wonder what those quick flash bursts do, if anything, to the insect's light sensing. Especially predator insects like spiders. Obviously they aren't really "thinking" about it, but they also don't seem to actively react. Maybe the instinct is to just freeze until it passes, because there really isn't any built-in instinct response to *RAPID FLASH MODE FROM HUMAN IMPLEMENTED CAMERAS*
If you are so Interested in Shooting bugs etc. Why don't you get A book on British Insects, so you can develop your skills ?
I usually just learn about bugs as I go about doing photography. But a book sounds like a good idea
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Such a sophisticated observation