Enjoyed your video and photos! I go next week to photograph them. It encourages me to take some video also on my Sony a7iv. Thanks for sharing m8! 👍🏼 🤗
Beautiful! Loved both the video and the images and the fact that you didn't try to hyper-edit the colour on the bird, thank you for that! Take care and be safe out there....
Hi John i have added the link to the NISI filters in the description, nisioptics.co.uk/product/nd-vario-filter-variable-1-5-5-stops-nano-coating-optical-glass/ many thanks
Terrific video. I just happened to run across this video and you answered my question. So you try to adhere to the 180 degree rule? None of the other videos I've seen mention video settings or ND filter use. One other thing, these birds were using natural landing spots or did you insert perches? Thanks.
Hi many thanks for watching i had 4 different kingfishers on the day 3 juveniles and 1 adult male, (males have a all black bill females have orange under lower bill) what you see in colouring within the kings is due to a phenomenon called structural colouration. This means that the bright colour is only perceived at a certain angle blue and green by the ambient light, in fact the kingfishers colour is darker when under shade or hiding this is why the bird is hard to see when not flying or not perched out in the open. many thanks
Very nice video... thank you. Are you using the Ninja for video purely to give you the extra storage or is it also for pre-roll? I was surprised that you needed the variable ND filter. Presumably at 200 ISO you still had some wiggle room to lower the ISO if the light got brighter and still keep f10, or have you found that 200 ISO gives the best result with your sensor? I've recently changed to the Sony a1 for wildlife video and am still trying to find the optimum settings for that camera.
Hi thanks for your comments, VND is a must for most of my videos and with Kingfishers even with a small amount of light will reflect light back as semi iridescent can and will kill your exposure, with the sony A7s3, 12 megapixel full frame sensor means bigger pixs so more light entring this is why i dony use my A1 for this type of work , its alabout what works for you as its diffrent from lens to camera to person, we all have to find that sweet spot and what works for one may not for others, cheers and thanks for watching
Hi Dean, Beautiful Film And Photographs, Brilliantly Crafted. Greetings From Norfolk. Many Thanks For Sharing Your Film.
thanks for watching
Lovely ❤
Wow, this is beautiful
many thanks
Beautiful!
Enjoyed your video and photos! I go next week to photograph them. It encourages me to take some video also on my Sony a7iv. Thanks for sharing m8! 👍🏼 🤗
have a nice time
Fabulous photography Dean. I going to rent the 200-600 and see how I get on with it
Many thanks for watching my video, 200-600 lens is a very good lens and for the price and nice and sharp,
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 absolut fantastic 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
great video and nice shots
you have a great setup with the location an blind. Lovely footage and stills
many thanks
Great video, must have been a great experience to record. Warm regards Klaus from Denmark
Very enjoyable video. Amazing photography! Thanks!
Beautiful , we have the guys with the ruff on top .... greetings come to America an shoot
Thanks Dean👌👌👌
fabulous thanks so much.
thanks for watching
Beautiful! Loved both the video and the images and the fact that you didn't try to hyper-edit the colour on the bird, thank you for that! Take care and be safe out there....
Greetings from Thailand. Excellent video, and great music choice- take care.
many thanks
Awesome footage.
thank you cheers
Very beautiful 😍❤
many thanks
Nice❤️❤️
many thanks
Lovely footage Dean.
thanks m8
Thank you
Great footage and nice images 👍
cheers thanks
Another excellent video, Dean.
thanks Iain
Another great video Dean, very relaxing
cheers
Amazing footage and great stills, just subbed 📸👍
many thanks
Very good images. Thanks. And learn to coexist with the wasps.
Klasse gemacht gefällt mir außerordentlich gut Best Regards from Germany MfG Peter Preis Dinslaken
many thanks, Danke vielmals
Very nice! Please add a link to the Nisi VND
Hi John i have added the link to the NISI filters in the description, nisioptics.co.uk/product/nd-vario-filter-variable-1-5-5-stops-nano-coating-optical-glass/
many thanks
@@dbphotofilm Thankyou Sir!
Terrific video. I just happened to run across this video and you answered my question. So you try to adhere to the 180 degree rule? None of the other videos I've seen mention video settings or ND filter use. One other thing, these birds were using natural landing spots or did you insert perches? Thanks.
the perch was added some time ago, i always use filters and the 180 degree rule, thanks for watching
Great stuff Dean, really enjoyed that
thanks Richard
Beautiful video! Was wondering were there actually two kingfishers with different colors? Amazing.
Hi many thanks for watching i had 4 different kingfishers on the day 3 juveniles and 1 adult male, (males have a all black bill females have orange under lower bill) what you see in colouring within the kings is due to a phenomenon called structural colouration. This means that the bright colour is only perceived at a certain angle blue and green by the ambient light, in fact the kingfishers colour is darker when under shade or hiding this is why the bird is hard to see when not flying or not perched out in the open.
many thanks
Very nice video... thank you. Are you using the Ninja for video purely to give you the extra storage or is it also for pre-roll? I was surprised that you needed the variable ND filter. Presumably at 200 ISO you still had some wiggle room to lower the ISO if the light got brighter and still keep f10, or have you found that 200 ISO gives the best result with your sensor? I've recently changed to the Sony a1 for wildlife video and am still trying to find the optimum settings for that camera.
Hi thanks for your comments, VND is a must for most of my videos and with Kingfishers even with a small amount of light will reflect light back as semi iridescent can and will kill your exposure, with the sony A7s3, 12 megapixel full frame sensor means bigger pixs so more light entring this is why i dony use my A1 for this type of work , its alabout what works for you as its diffrent from lens to camera to person, we all have to find that sweet spot and what works for one may not for others, cheers and thanks for watching