This is really a masterclass, yes. Andy, your videos are really pure bliss, very nice photo, calm tone and extremly good advice. I love that you do and I understand your switch, I went from Canon FF to Fuji XF and I just love it....a lot!
I have become an ardent Andy Mumford fanboy. Whatever he talks about goes straight into my brain. Nor artifice, no mumbo-jumbo. Just wisdom and experience.
I rarely ever watch long videos on UA-cam but your thorough and informative explanation is the reason why I watch up to the very end. They always leave me with new information that I wouldn't otherwise get from other creators. For that, your channel really stands out. Keep 'em coming.
I am an experienced photographer and I learned a lot from this video and smiled a few times on some of the teaching points which I had to learn myself through hard experience (there was no internet when I started...) -Most youtubers are young, inexperienced and not particularly good photographers. This video is packed with knowledge and some seriously good imagery, I could certainly learn a thing or two from Mr. Mumford. A big thumbs up on this one.
I've never seen so much valuable information packed into 27 minutes. Thanks for such a well done video. Your presentation is so well done and your work is absolutely beautiful.
I own a 15mm ƒ/4 lens (APS-C) and was getting lovely landscape photos with it, so I saved up and bought a 12-24mm ƒ/4 (also APS-C). The wider, the better, thought I. But I get so few keepers with it, and it weighs so much more than my 15mm prime. I've returned to this video of yours a few times, and each time I absorb a bit more wisdom. You've got lots to share. It may simply be that I'm a "wide-angle" but not a "super-wide-angle" photographer, but hope springs eternal! Thank you for the charming and informative videos.
This is a great video about wide lenses and landscape photography. Just what I wanted to know without any unnecessary information. Generally speaking Andy's videos are great from their content and the way of presenting perspective. I wish Andy's workshops were closer to Asia region to visit them.
I’ve never seen an informative video of wide angle lens nature photography than this! I’ve learnt so much! Thank you for that! The way you are talking about this things makes very easy to understand how this type of photography works. I got so much inspiration from your videos! I’m really happy that I found your channel! One more times thank you for your videos!
Superb and highly informative video. Clearly explained and brilliantly illustrated for each point you make. Thank you for giving your knowledge so generously and for making g such watchable and educational videos. I have a soft spot for the Vasco da Gama bridge (I live up in Obidos for half the year) - always a magnificent sight to drive across.
The fact that all this information is available for free is amazing. I have learned so much in just one video. Thank you very much Andy. It's a shame that your workshops are currently all sold out
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found the video useful. As for workshops, everything for 2023 is sold out but there are still places for 2024 😉 I’ll be doing most of what I’m doing in 2023 with the addition of Patagonia, so if there’s anything you’re particularly interested in, drop me an email and I’ll add your name to the priority list.
Andy, I just can't express how useful is your channel. I love landscape photography but I never could achieve the results I wanted and I never understood the reason. Your videos just resolved so many doubts I had, THANK YOU!
That was a tour de force. Something to watch over and over. Getting ready to upgrade from the X-E3 / 18-55mm I have taken backpacking since 2018 to an XT5 and likely the 10-24mm wide angle. I've had to take a fair number of overlapping vertical shots to stitch together to capture a scene.
Wow...what a half hour of teaching. Thank you so much for this! It never occurred to me that distortion affected horizontal shots more than vertical and more than that, vertical shots actually benefit from the distortion on many subjects!
Every single video you post it's so well thought out and explained. It's like I'm attending a masterclass or being in one of your workshops (one day hopefully). Thank you so so much for sharing your knowledge and experience! Keep up the good work, greetings from Scotland!
I don’t know that I can add much to any of the comments below it is truly a master class. I finally was able to get an L bracket for my XT four I’ll be headed out tomorrow with a new insight with my 10 to 24. thank you again for sharing your knowledge Andy
Yes! Wide-angles used well let you capture “hyper-real” photos - capturing images the eye can never see, but our mind can imagine. It’s awesome, amazing video
Another great video, Andy! i like your honest and all-encompassing approach when you discuss things. One day I want to join you on a tour, but they seem to get booked very quickly! LOL! Take care.
This is the first time I've ever commented on a youtube clip. Had to because this is the best wide angle advice I've ever seen. It took me 30 years to partially figure out what you covered here and the other 2/3rds I learnt in 27 minutes from you. I'm adding 4 of your workshops to my bucket list on the strength of this video. Just have to wait till we are allowed to travel again.....
Thank you Andrew, that's a really lovely comment and one I enjoyed reading a lot. I'd love to have you on one of the workshops at some point. Which places interest you, I can add you to the contact list
This was a perfectly timed video Andy. I've just bought the Fuji 10-24mm (partly motivated by your equally informative review of this lens) and have really benefited from your advice in this video. As ever, your use of annotation to illustrate the points in your own images is hugely helpful. A true masterclass packed in to less than 30 mins. Thank you.
Blimey that was a very powerful case for the vertical format with a wide angle lens. I've not seen such powerful examples and clear description to make the point. Lots of ideas to play with, thank you.
Andy, I've watched quite a few of your videos, and they are all top knotch, thank you so much. This one you did on Wide Angle has to be a top pick for anyone who is expanding their system to include such a lens, or, like myself, the owner of one with a general knowledge of what to do with it, but when on location, struggling to actually put that into practice. I've got such a lot of new ideas (to me) regarding this which I hope to put into practice. I'll try to get onto one of your workshops in the near future. Fantastic presentation and above all, content in these videos, please keep making them :)
Truly a brilliant informative video and the images, oh my! Very inspirational! Made me want to get out there and shoot. Thx Andy! you're the best of the best!
Andy, thanks for taking the time to explain so much! Love seeing your images on youtube. Your style and pictures have always been an inspiration to me. Cheers!
thx Andy lots of great info in your tutorial, just got my first wide angle lens a canon 10-18mm for my mirrorless camera, and off on a cruise in three weeks time so lots of water involved.
Thank you Sir I have been researching quite a bit of late and honestly stumbled across your series of tutorials while researching filter use & exposure. Finally a tutorial that was clear , concise and fluff free. This tutorial on wide angle use has finally answered quite a bit for myself and my capture preferences. I found very early on that I often used portrait position rather then traditional landscape and even became almost apologetic for doing so. I simply felt it offered my images better depth and portrayed my feelings about an image better. Your explanation has finally helped my understanding of why. Thank you for sharing your photographic skills and understanding so others may benefit from your experience! I now have another teacher along with Mr Joe Cornish & Mr Charlie Waite et al. Kind regards Chris C
Hi Iam intending to buy a full frame Nikon with a 24 to 120mm. What lens zoom would you recommend to produce pics like you have done? Regarding the mm. 16 to 24 or less? Thanks. Frank
Thanks a lot, your help for those of us, who, as in my case, don't have a theoretical background on photography, is unvaluable. Please keep helping others as you do. Amazing photos of amazing places of our planet .
Fantastic video. Really comprehensive. Love the way you demonstrate each point with examples of good and bad. I find that really helps me understand what to look for in the field. Thanks Andy
"... I think I've covered just about everything..." You certainly have! Kudos on this video. I've been using 14mm on my Nikon FF, and every... single... thing... I've run into / figured out with that focal length got mentioned. Each one of your videos makes one of your workshops more certain in my future. BTW/FWIW, I've switched from a Nikon 14-24 to a Samyang/Rokinion 14 2.4. 'SP'. It's half the price, a pound lighter, half a stop faster and does a better job on night sky shots (no coma).
Wow, thank you Andy! I am a professional music and school division photographer, so shooting subjects comes much easier. Landscapes however are a big hole in my game. This video popped up on Reddit this morning and you explained things so fantastically clear, it made a big difference for me. I'm headed to Great Falls on the Potomac River on election day armed with a much better idea of how to handle it, thank you!
Wonderful and informative ! Everything covered in rhe most lucid way . L brackets are vital accesories to have along with filters while shooting such landscapes and I hope u would agree.
Andy - Thought to let you know how impressed I was by your tutorial on wide angle shooting given you are doing it with a crop sensor. I suppose you do that to avoid the size and weight which is difficult to bear with air travel. Kudos and thanks for compiling these tips into a very illustrative guide!
Thanks so much, glad you found it useful. I switched from full frame to Fuji about 4 years ago, partly for size and weight on long hikes, and partly because I just found the cameras more intuitive. I've never regretted it and feel if anything, it's had a positive effect on my photography, both professionally and creatively.
Thank you, this video is really insightful, and an excellent introduction to understand wide angle lens. It was very illustrative to see a beautiful image that didn't work and then the one with better use of the wide angle view.
Am very excited to put to use the new information on the use of nodal slides when rotating camera to catch a panoramic shot! Thank you very much! Your very precise explanation lifted me out from my discouragement in using wide angle lens! cheers!
Great Video! No bling boom crash: "Hey i am Andy...; just great pictures and information. I really appreciate the way u do it. I am just a hobbyist and learned so much from your videos. Danke!!!
This was like a masterclass on composition with a wide angle lens. Thank you.
Thanks so much Paula, glad you found it useful
The fact that you actually have quality images to back up the talking points is huge. Massively educational.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video
Stopped it after 10mseconds and subscribed - that opening drone shot is absolutely stunning!
Thanks so much for the sun. Glad you enjoyed it
This is really a masterclass, yes. Andy, your videos are really pure bliss, very nice photo, calm tone and extremly good advice. I love that you do and I understand your switch, I went from Canon FF to Fuji XF and I just love it....a lot!
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video
I have become an ardent Andy Mumford fanboy. Whatever he talks about goes straight into my brain. Nor artifice, no mumbo-jumbo. Just wisdom and experience.
Thanks so much for the comment, it's nice to know you find the videos useful
I am the same. My mantra for my 10-24 is "If it's good enough for Andy Mumford, it's good enough for me". He's been very inspiring for me.
I rarely ever watch long videos on UA-cam but your thorough and informative explanation is the reason why I watch up to the very end. They always leave me with new information that I wouldn't otherwise get from other creators. For that, your channel really stands out. Keep 'em coming.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the video
I have been struggling with my 10-24 and this is what I needed to see. Thank you!
Thanks so much, really glad the video was useful
I think this was the best discussion of wide angle lenses that I've found.
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I have watched a lot of videos on UA-cam but this is on top of the pile. Very informative, Andy.
Wow Adrian, that's a lovely comment. Thanks so much
I am an experienced photographer and I learned a lot from this video and smiled a few times on some of the teaching points which I had to learn myself through hard experience (there was no internet when I started...) -Most youtubers are young, inexperienced and not particularly good photographers. This video is packed with knowledge and some seriously good imagery, I could certainly learn a thing or two from Mr. Mumford. A big thumbs up on this one.
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed the video
This is the most comprehensive video I've come across on shooting wide angle lenses. Thanks for the wealth of information.
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed the video
This is the best explanation of the use of wide angle lenses that I have seen (among many). Well Done! Thanks.
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful
Thanks Andy, this is the most complete video about wide angles.
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Best wide angle tutorial.
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This was such a well prepared and presented tutorial with so many valuable tips and accompanying examples. Thank you for creating and sharing this.
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i have seen many people explaining photography.. you have the gift of a teacher! very well explained! thank you.. Keep it like this
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A really informative and enjoyable lesson that Andy. I can't wait to try and make some interesting compositions after watching this. Thank you 👍
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I've never seen so much valuable information packed into 27 minutes. Thanks for such a well done video. Your presentation is so well done and your work is absolutely beautiful.
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed it.
The best, and most comprehensive, exposition on the use of wide angle lenses I've ever seen. Thank you, Andy.
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Wow very informative video Andy so professional. Really like watching you.
Thanks so much for the comment. Really glad you find the videos useful
I own a 15mm ƒ/4 lens (APS-C) and was getting lovely landscape photos with it, so I saved up and bought a 12-24mm ƒ/4 (also APS-C). The wider, the better, thought I. But I get so few keepers with it, and it weighs so much more than my 15mm prime. I've returned to this video of yours a few times, and each time I absorb a bit more wisdom. You've got lots to share. It may simply be that I'm a "wide-angle" but not a "super-wide-angle" photographer, but hope springs eternal! Thank you for the charming and informative videos.
Thanks so much, glad you found the video useful
Wonderful summary of do's and don'ts using wide-angle lenses. So practical and to the point.
Thanks so much, glad you found it useful
This is a great video about wide lenses and landscape photography. Just what I wanted to know without any unnecessary information. Generally speaking Andy's videos are great from their content and the way of presenting perspective. I wish Andy's workshops were closer to Asia region to visit them.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you enjoy the videos. As for workshops in Asia...I'll almost certainly have something in Japan in 2025 ;-)
I’ve never seen an informative video of wide angle lens nature photography than this! I’ve learnt so much! Thank you for that! The way you are talking about this things makes very easy to understand how this type of photography works. I got so much inspiration from your videos! I’m really happy that I found your channel! One more times thank you for your videos!
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found the video useful
Superb and highly informative video. Clearly explained and brilliantly illustrated for each point you make. Thank you for giving your knowledge so generously and for making g such watchable and educational videos. I have a soft spot for the Vasco da Gama bridge (I live up in Obidos for half the year) - always a magnificent sight to drive across.
Thanks for the comment Giles, glad you enjoyed the video
The fact that all this information is available for free is amazing. I have learned so much in just one video. Thank you very much Andy. It's a shame that your workshops are currently all sold out
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found the video useful.
As for workshops, everything for 2023 is sold out but there are still places for 2024 😉 I’ll be doing most of what I’m doing in 2023 with the addition of Patagonia, so if there’s anything you’re particularly interested in, drop me an email and I’ll add your name to the priority list.
@@AndyMumford Will do Andy, thank you!
as always, really really useful all in one knowledge package! appreciate!!
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With this video, you've earned my subscription. Great content, keep it coming! :)
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Very informative video
Thanks Andy. Looking forward to more inspiring works from you
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Andy, I just can't express how useful is your channel. I love landscape photography but I never could achieve the results I wanted and I never understood the reason. Your videos just resolved so many doubts I had, THANK YOU!
Thanks so much for the comment, that's a lovely thing to say, and I'm really glad you've found the videos so useful
That was a tour de force. Something to watch over and over. Getting ready to upgrade from the X-E3 / 18-55mm I have taken backpacking since 2018 to an XT5 and likely the 10-24mm wide angle. I've had to take a fair number of overlapping vertical shots to stitch together to capture a scene.
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it
Thank you. Excellent information and beautiful examples.
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed it
Just discovered these films from Andy and they are brilliant. What a great job doing those tutorials in those amazing places!
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Thank you. This video was very informative on wide-angle lenses .
Thanks so much, really glad the video was useful
Wow...what a half hour of teaching. Thank you so much for this! It never occurred to me that distortion affected horizontal shots more than vertical and more than that, vertical shots actually benefit from the distortion on many subjects!
Thanks for the comment Jim, glad you found the video useful
Every single video you post it's so well thought out and explained. It's like I'm attending a masterclass or being in one of your workshops (one day hopefully). Thank you so so much for sharing your knowledge and experience! Keep up the good work, greetings from Scotland!
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful
Woah Andy. That intro drone clip though!
Ahhh, thanks Gavin! I got lucky with the light and the random guy who I absolutely did not send from the workshop group to go and stand there...
@@AndyMumford hahahahaha
I don’t know that I can add much to any of the comments below it is truly a master class. I finally was able to get an L bracket for my XT four I’ll be headed out tomorrow with a new insight with my 10 to 24. thank you again for sharing your knowledge Andy
Thanks so much, really glad you found the video useful
Yes! Wide-angles used well let you capture “hyper-real” photos - capturing images the eye can never see, but our mind can imagine. It’s awesome, amazing video
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed it
I always learn so much with your videos
Thanks so much, I'm really glad you find the videos useful
Another great video, Andy! i like your honest and all-encompassing approach when you discuss things. One day I want to join you on a tour, but they seem to get booked very quickly! LOL! Take care.
Thanks again Paul
Great video. A thorough overview of wide angle lens. I learned a lot. Thanks.
Thanks so much, really glad it was useful
This is the first time I've ever commented on a youtube clip. Had to because this is the best wide angle advice I've ever seen. It took me 30 years to partially figure out what you covered here and the other 2/3rds I learnt in 27 minutes from you. I'm adding 4 of your workshops to my bucket list on the strength of this video. Just have to wait till we are allowed to travel again.....
Thank you Andrew, that's a really lovely comment and one I enjoyed reading a lot. I'd love to have you on one of the workshops at some point. Which places interest you, I can add you to the contact list
This was a perfectly timed video Andy. I've just bought the Fuji 10-24mm (partly motivated by your equally informative review of this lens) and have really benefited from your advice in this video. As ever, your use of annotation to illustrate the points in your own images is hugely helpful. A true masterclass packed in to less than 30 mins. Thank you.
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful
Blimey that was a very powerful case for the vertical format with a wide angle lens. I've not seen such powerful examples and clear description to make the point. Lots of ideas to play with, thank you.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video.
You've met your calling, truly inspirational speaker.
Hahaha, thanks so much
I agree, this is a master class video! I have learned a lot. Thank you so much.
Thanks so much really glad you found it useful
Andy, I've watched quite a few of your videos, and they are all top knotch, thank you so much. This one you did on Wide Angle has to be a top pick for anyone who is expanding their system to include such a lens, or, like myself, the owner of one with a general knowledge of what to do with it, but when on location, struggling to actually put that into practice. I've got such a lot of new ideas (to me) regarding this which I hope to put into practice. I'll try to get onto one of your workshops in the near future. Fantastic presentation and above all, content in these videos, please keep making them :)
Thanks so much for the comment, it's very kind. And I'm really glad you got something useful out of the video. Good luck with you're photography
A most helpful presentation, Andy. Beautifully presented and easy to follow. Bravo!
Thanks so much, really glad you found the video useful
Another stunning example. Quality over quantity 👌🏻👍🏻
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I’m researching composition, this is awesome
Thanks so much 🙏
Truly a brilliant informative video and the images, oh my! Very inspirational! Made me want to get out there and shoot. Thx Andy! you're the best of the best!
Thanks so much Steve, really glad you enjoyed the video.
So much knowledge dropped! Great video!
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Extraordinary photographs and information!
Thanks so much glad you enjoyed it
Andy, thanks for taking the time to explain so much! Love seeing your images on youtube. Your style and pictures have always been an inspiration to me. Cheers!
Hi Mike, hope you're well. Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you enjoy the videos
You are a terrific teacher and a brilliant landscape photographer. Love your videos.
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful
thx Andy lots of great info in your tutorial, just got my first wide angle lens a canon 10-18mm for my mirrorless camera, and off on a cruise in three weeks time so lots of water involved.
Thanks for the comment, enjoy your cruise
Have been binge watching your videos, amazing content!
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful
Thanks for this really helpful video. I'm just starting with a wide angle lens and I have to learn a lot.
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Lots of great examples to prove your theory! This is very good. Thnx Andy
Thanks so much
A long video but never noticed it as long as packed with great information .... and beautiful images to illustrate the points you were making!
Thanks so much Grant, really glad you found it useful
Thank you Sir
I have been researching quite a bit of late and honestly stumbled across your series of tutorials while researching filter use & exposure.
Finally a tutorial that was clear , concise and fluff free.
This tutorial on wide angle use has finally answered quite a bit for myself and my capture preferences. I found very early on that I often used portrait position rather then traditional landscape and even became almost apologetic for doing so. I simply felt it offered my images better depth and portrayed my feelings about an image better. Your explanation has finally helped my understanding of why.
Thank you for sharing your photographic skills and understanding so others may benefit from your experience!
I now have another teacher along with Mr Joe Cornish & Mr Charlie Waite et al.
Kind regards Chris C
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed the video
Excellent content delivered in a concise and professional manner. Thank you.
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Great! Very thorough and helpful. Covered everything. A 5 star talk / vid. Length was just right. I really appreciate the focus on the subject.
Thanks so much Joseph, really glad you enjoyed the video and found it useful
Thank younfor sharing your priceless knowledge Andy !
Thanks so much Joe, really glad you found it informative
Excellent. Really worth watching. Huge thumbs up!
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An outstanding video, and not too long at all! I would say that you crammed a workshop into 27:04.
Many thanks, Andy.
Thanks for the comment Shane, really glad you enjoyed it
Hi
Iam intending to buy a full frame Nikon with a 24 to 120mm.
What lens zoom would you recommend to produce pics like you have done? Regarding the mm.
16 to 24 or less?
Thanks.
Frank
On full frame you'll be fine with something like the 16-35mm
Thanks a lot, your help for those of us, who, as in my case, don't have a theoretical background on photography, is unvaluable. Please keep helping others as you do. Amazing photos of amazing places of our planet .
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed the video
Fantastic video. Really comprehensive. Love the way you demonstrate each point with examples of good and bad. I find that really helps me understand what to look for in the field. Thanks Andy
Thanks so much, really glad you found it useful
"... I think I've covered just about everything..."
You certainly have! Kudos on this video. I've been using 14mm on my Nikon FF, and every... single... thing... I've run into / figured out with that focal length got mentioned.
Each one of your videos makes one of your workshops more certain in my future.
BTW/FWIW, I've switched from a Nikon 14-24 to a Samyang/Rokinion 14 2.4. 'SP'. It's half the price, a pound lighter, half a stop faster and does a better job on night sky shots (no coma).
Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed the video
Absolutely stunning images and super helpful information! More people need to watch this!
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Hands down the most informative photography video that I have seen on UA-cam! Thank you for making this!
Thanks so much Mark, really glad you enjoyed it
Magnificent Sir, magnificent!
Thanks so much
Excellent video. Lots of great information there, and stunning images as well. Well done!
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Very well worth watching! Wide angle lens masterclass, learned a lot in a short time. Thanks for sharing.
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Such a great tutorial! Subscribed❤️
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I needed this tutorial. Thank you. Easy to follow for an amateur like me.
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Love your work Andy
Thanks so much 🙏
Thanks you so much, this opened my eyes completely
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So much great information. I'm adding this to my favorites!
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Absolutely awesome video.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video
Very informative video. Your images are really great.
Thanks so much for the comment Klaus, glad you found it useful
Wow, thank you Andy! I am a professional music and school division photographer, so shooting subjects comes much easier. Landscapes however are a big hole in my game. This video popped up on Reddit this morning and you explained things so fantastically clear, it made a big difference for me. I'm headed to Great Falls on the Potomac River on election day armed with a much better idea of how to handle it, thank you!
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Wonderful and informative !
Everything covered in rhe most lucid way .
L brackets are vital accesories to have along with filters while shooting such landscapes and I hope u would agree.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the video. L bracket are indeed vital..I've covered them in videos before.
Andy - Thought to let you know how impressed I was by your tutorial on wide angle shooting given you are doing it with a crop sensor. I suppose you do that to avoid the size and weight which is difficult to bear with air travel. Kudos and thanks for compiling these tips into a very illustrative guide!
Thanks so much, glad you found it useful. I switched from full frame to Fuji about 4 years ago, partly for size and weight on long hikes, and partly because I just found the cameras more intuitive. I've never regretted it and feel if anything, it's had a positive effect on my photography, both professionally and creatively.
Thank you, this video is really insightful, and an excellent introduction to understand wide angle lens. It was very illustrative to see a beautiful image that didn't work and then the one with better use of the wide angle view.
Thanks so much for the comment, really glad you found this useful
Thanx for a awesome indept video on this subject. Enjoyed it a lot Andy😊
Thanks again Bente, glad you enjoyed it
Spectacular! Much appreciated.
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Am very excited to put to use the new information on the use of nodal slides when rotating camera to catch a panoramic shot! Thank you very much! Your very precise explanation lifted me out from my discouragement in using wide angle lens! cheers!
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That was absolutely illuminating. Thankyou for sharing ❤
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One of the very few videos I have saved to watch again - and again.
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Agree with Paula, thank you, so far the best instruction I have found for when and how to use a wide angle.
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Thank you for your wonderful videos. Great advice as usual.
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Wow! Educational, inspirational, and ...gorgeous photographs!
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Excellent and very informative. The images shown are an inspiration.
Thanks so much Roy, I'm really glad you enjoy my work
Great Video! No bling boom crash: "Hey i am Andy...; just great pictures and information. I really appreciate the way u do it. I am just a hobbyist and learned so much from your videos. Danke!!!
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Fabulous detail in your explanation!!
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I just learned so much from this video. Thanks.
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Andy
Amazingly comprehensive and instructive.
Many thanks!!
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