Photographing Kestrel and Dolphin - Wildlife Photography in Devon
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- In this video I spend time on Berry Head Nature Reserve in South Devon filming and photographing the wonderful Kestrel and the amazing Dolphin that swim past each morning. I'll show you how I set up the Nikon Z6 and the Nikon D500 with the Sigma 150-600 Contemporary lens and the Sigma 70-200 Art Lens to take the photographs and video.
I like taking pictures of kestrel when they are feeding I got photos of mostly centipedes or a bug in the beak.
Another great video. The video time limit is for tax purposes. When ive used my z6 for video, everytime i start and stop it always goes back to the 29.59.
After using that manfotto video head, i always use that now instead of my gimbal i just take the arm off.
Keep up the good work and looking forward to the next one.
Thank you pal, appreciate your comment again. Most of the time when I do the same it goes back to the 29 min limit but a few times when it has been used a lot in a session it starts to lower the limit allowed and then cuts it off. I’d heard it was tax also, seems a bit mad. I’ve bought the Wimberley Sidekick which is working really well for stills and especially on the monopod. I’ll get a vid up about it soon. Hope you are well.
@@TheDevonOutdoorsman Yeah im all ggod thank you. Just seem to get out as much at the minute, Have some fox cubs in the paddock next door but they dont come out till dark and the early hours of the morning. even thou the z6 is good in low light it aint that good haha. Hope you are all good too
mdk photography yes thanks, all good. Been in quarantine for the last two weeks having come back from France, thankfully out now. I’ve got a film with some foxes coming out soon. Happened across a family of three cubs playing whilst out looking for badgers!
Yes the video limit is for tax purposes and without it, our cameras would be much more expensive.
It’s one of the reasons I bought the Ninja V