I’m a Dartmoor based photographer and filmmaker who specialises in the creation of inspiring photographs and video content of Dartmoor. Head to julianbaird.com for my latest images, blog posts and videos.
Nicely done Julian, those photos really look great in a book!
@jbairdexp2 күн бұрын
Thanks Stephen! :-)
@touchedbynature54452 күн бұрын
Very Helpful And Inspiring, Many thanks for sharing.
@jbairdexp2 күн бұрын
Glad it was so helpful. Thanks for watching. :-)
@scottallen81743 күн бұрын
Question for you... Did you have the camera set up on Continues L? I only ask because those 32 shots were taken so fast!
@jbairdexp3 күн бұрын
No, the camera fires the entire sequence for you regardless of if you are in single shot or continuous. :-)
@joekelly93699 күн бұрын
Enel15 batteries are pants , by the time a grip is bought you bought a z9
@jbairdexp9 күн бұрын
Depends on your requirements. I've always found the EN-EL15 batteries to suit my needs. I have a camera that take EN-EL25....now that's a small battery! :-)
@normtesch11269 күн бұрын
what is different with pure raw and just edit in dxo...i know the create color profile dosent work after pure raw. its greyed out. so taking pic of color checker to use that option is mute
@jbairdexp9 күн бұрын
I don't personally use PhotoLab, but I found this which might help explain some of the differences between PR and PL - support.dxo.com/hc/en-us/articles/4423295439761-What-is-the-difference-between-DxO-PureRAW-and-DxO-PhotoLab-and-what-do-they-have-in-common
@m0nztam0nk9 күн бұрын
Seems more useful then initially thought…im positively surprised…thanks for the demo!
@jbairdexp9 күн бұрын
Glad the video has proved useful. It's a feature worth exploring. Like I said in the video, you won't use it all the time, but it's a hand tool to have.
@timrosenburgh859712 күн бұрын
I enjoyed the video as usual Julian. I thought that you explained about this feature very well and will benefit a lot of people. Catch you on the next one mate.
@jbairdexp12 күн бұрын
Thanks mate, I always appreciate you stopping by to have a watch! :-)
@johnmcnaughton680815 күн бұрын
Thanks Julian another informative video as always. With the focus shift you focus nearest to the camera, is that the same in pixel shift?
@jbairdexp15 күн бұрын
Hi John, glad you found it informative :-) Focus shift deals with focus stacking (i.e. the camera takes a series of photos at different focus points) where as Pixel Shift takes the same photograph multiple times (including the same focus point) but moves the sensor to improve image quality and resolution.
@Pharesm16 күн бұрын
Sometimes you become Loriot... I really like this lens! Quality build and quality optics. It does great for photographing documents as well.
@jbairdexp16 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching! :-)
@easy56wedge16 күн бұрын
Subscribed! I’ve watched a lot of vids re: 24-200 and most have agreed with you. I really like your presentation and your photos were great! The thing that stood out most compared to the other vids was your comparison of the two lens regarding the lens flare. Appreciate the honesty!
@jbairdexp16 күн бұрын
Thank you and welcome to the channel! I don't often have two lenses in order to make the comparison so I'm glad you found this useful. :-)
@rachelhusband989017 күн бұрын
Thanks very useful. Out of interest what aperture do you generally use the most for landscapes (if you're not using Focus Shift that is)?
@jbairdexp17 күн бұрын
Glad you found it useful! The vast majority of my landscape photographs are cpatured at f/11 or f/13. :-)
@rachelhusband989017 күн бұрын
@@jbairdexp Thanks for your quick response. I used to do a lot of landscapes (long time Nikon user) and generally always stuck to f11, but since getting z8 a few months ago, I've not really done any landscapes as have been getting into bird photography, but am going out this afternoon as weather looks good to try to find the most fantastic poppy field so was really interested to know what aperture you use with the z8. I will try f13 (alongside f11) today and also focus shift as well. Then I also need to set up a separate photo bank for landscapes so I don't need to change so many settings all the time! Thanks again. Very helpful
@jbairdexp16 күн бұрын
@@rachelhusband9890 I hope you got some nice photos from the poppy field? Did you also use focus shift? I hope you had a good time taking photos 🙂
@rachelhusband989015 күн бұрын
@@jbairdexp Hi yes I did thanks and I did use the focus shift. In landscape (depending on where you set it) it only takes about 4 to 5 images. It can take about 10 if set to one (though some of them seem irrelevant), but I set it at about 3 to 4. Got some good images, other than sky a bit bright on some. I normally bracket, but because i was focus shifting i forget to bracket. Doh! Though I can't see that you can do both at same time. So next time with landscape when I do focus shift, I will manually change exposure to 2 or 3 stops under exposed (or whatever I need) and then run focus shift again. IF that makes sense, so i have 2 sets or more if i need it. Also tried f13 which worked out well for single shots. But when I did focus shift i stuck stuck f8 or f11 as its taking multiple shots at different focal lengths for me so didn't need to go higher.
@stjepanjina17 күн бұрын
d7200 is the best Nikon crop, amen!
@jbairdexp17 күн бұрын
Best is always subjective. :-)
@paulconnors207818 күн бұрын
Can't wait to see this series.
@jbairdexp17 күн бұрын
I'll hopefully be finalising the release schedule this week! :-)
@alandyer91018 күн бұрын
RIP Alyn Wallace. He did wonderful, inspiring work and his book is superb. Highly recommended for all aspiring night sky photographers.
@jbairdexp17 күн бұрын
He's a great loss to the photography community but he also left his mark with this extraordinary book.
@HitEmUpru19 күн бұрын
Would be cool if you will create new video with z8 + this lens There is so few samples photos/videos with this lens
@jbairdexp19 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching. :-) TBH, there would be little value in creating that video as the image quality between the Z7 and Z8 isn't big enough (if there is any). However, check out my Harris & Lewis video where a lot of the photographs (and video) was created with the Z8 + 24-120 - kzread.info/dash/bejne/omSht9KelMLKoKQ.html :-)
@mgb31120 күн бұрын
Do you think these would be suitable for a potentially very wet and muddy festival coming up? Or stick to a classic wellie...
@jbairdexp20 күн бұрын
It would very much depend on the depth of the mud (as these are short height wellies). What I would say is that I find Muck Boots in general fit the foot better than budget wellies, so you can walk much further in them in comfort and they are less likely to get stuck in the mud and your foot comes out.
@alanmunger924421 күн бұрын
Great video Julian. Probably my favorite on the Z8 as I'm searching for more information before I make the purchase. Liked and subscribed. One day I'll get back over there.... amazing landscape/background. I'm really liking that 14-30mm lens also. Thanks!
@jbairdexp20 күн бұрын
Thanks so much Alan, that's great to hear! (Especially when there are so many Z8 videos out there). :-) Hopefully you'll make it back over here soon...perhaps with a Z8!
@ArminHirmer21 күн бұрын
very interesting, thank you
@jbairdexp21 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching. :-)
@patrickmolloy699422 күн бұрын
good info and thanks for your landscape setup pdf. very useful
@jbairdexp21 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching and glad the PDF was useful :-)
@andrewnewton652424 күн бұрын
Great video and really like the idea of having the text to create a cohesive feel to the images. I was already a user of the spring back books and highly recommend them as a way of displaying images. I do have a question please - I've attempted to make my own template following your video but when I drag the image in it loses saturation and brightness both the template file and the image file are showing as RGB 16 Bit. Any ideas ?
@jbairdexp24 күн бұрын
Great, glad the video was useful! I suspect the problem you are having is a colour space conflict between the template and your source file. Just make sure your template and the image are using the same colour space. If you create a new Photoshop file for the template, it is most likely in sRGB, but when you open an image from LR into PS, it opens as ProPhoto RGB. You need to convert the image in PS to match the template colour space of sRGB - kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4aM1JiPpbW_p6g.htmlsi=RNgHz2AW_ZxnPyam&t=1171 The reason I think it is this is because it's something I've experienced before when I forget to change the colour space. Hope that helps.
@andrewnewton652424 күн бұрын
@@jbairdexp Many thanks for the quick reply - I didn't have my mismatch alert set in PS so that seems to have resolved the issue
@jbairdexp24 күн бұрын
@@andrewnewton6524 Brilliant!!
@Trish1230324 күн бұрын
Thanks Julian, for the great information and honest review of the Pixel Shift shooting.
@jbairdexp24 күн бұрын
And thank you for watching! :-)
@jhaydnreynolds26 күн бұрын
Interesting video. Must tryout this feature.😀
@jbairdexp26 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching and glad it's inspired you to give it a try. :-)
@paulburwood823126 күн бұрын
Hi Jules. At the very beginning of this I thought wow, must upgrade my Z7ii to take advantage of this great sounding feature, but now not quite so sure having watched all the way through. Hope you're keeping well. Cheers. Paul
@jbairdexp26 күн бұрын
Hey Paul, all good thanks. Hope you are doing well. As for Pixel Shift, no point in sugar coating it. It's one of those features that's good to have, but you aren't going to use it all the time....especially in landscape photography. :-) IMHO..
@gunsentry834927 күн бұрын
Subscribed to newsletter and confirmed email but no PDF?
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
You have email :-)
@gunsentry834927 күн бұрын
@@jbairdexp Thank you , very much appreciated.
@tuftyhill27 күн бұрын
What a fantastic idea. I've just checked the albums out on the Fotospeed website but can only see one size available so I've emailed them to ask if there are any other sizes still available.
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
Hi, glad you liked the idea. I just checked the link and can see 27 options so not sure why you only see one. But Fotospeed are good at getting back to people so I'm sure you'll hear from them soon. :-)
@tuftyhill27 күн бұрын
Hi Julian I must admit I'm a proper Viltrox lover now and own the 13mm, 27mm and the stunningly sharp 75mm f1.2 I shoot a lot of Street and I love shooting wide open with the 27mm and 75mm The 13mm is fantastic for Astro. They are optically amazing and for the price I'd definitely question anyone calling them 'budget' lenses
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
Let's call them wallet friendly then. :-) But I agree, they are fantastic lenses and I use mine all the time. Thanks for watching. :-)
@richardhurst196927 күн бұрын
Sony also has this feature, not something I've been able to use yet due to conditions at location
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
A few cameras have it but it sounds like no matter what camera you have, it's not something you use for every shot. Thanks for watching. :-)
@richardhurst196927 күн бұрын
@@jbairdexp yes I think it’s mainly used for product and still life photography like you mentioned. The pano idea is good though, again if you have still condition
@davem392527 күн бұрын
Thanks
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
Dave, you are a legend!! Thanks so much! :-)
@davem392527 күн бұрын
Excellent Julian. Love your total ‘honest’ production here. It’s like sitting in the office!!! Not sure if this is something that would be of benefit for me personally. I got my hands on a Z8 today to play with. Very tempted. My upgrade is imminent- will let you know!!! Great video thank you
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
Thanks Dave, glad you liked the video. It's one of those features where it's good to know how to use it just in case. Not an "every shot" feature for sure. Have fun with the Z8! You know it's the right choice ;-)
@antonoat27 күн бұрын
Great stuff, very interesting, cheers!
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching! :-)
@RamblingTog28 күн бұрын
its been in olympus cameras for years, not exactly new
@jbairdexp28 күн бұрын
New for Nikon...I don't think I claimed it was entirely a new thing. :-)
@TerryD_10027 күн бұрын
OM systems merges in-camera and offers hand held mode easy to use on my OM1, haven’t tried on my Z8 but merging seems a faff in comparison.
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
@@TerryD_100 The extra step of merging in post could be considered a faff, but it's fairly easy to do. Maybe Nikon chose to do the merge in post as utilising local compute power power and software yields better results. Just a thought.
@TerryD_10027 күн бұрын
@@jbairdexp I expect it’s due to the file sizes compared to m43
@jbairdexp27 күн бұрын
@@TerryD_100 A good point. 🙂
@jbairdexp28 күн бұрын
🎓 Learn how to setup your Nikon Z8 like a PRO with my FREE guide - julianbaird.com/blog/2024/2/8/nikon-z8-pro-settings-for-landscape-photography-free-download
@jhapu517728 күн бұрын
Thank you for this great lesson. I’m usually a f 11 or f16 guy to get the sharpness and never considered doing focus stacking for landscape. My new D850 is going to keep me off the streets for a long time after seeing this great video. Thank you and please keep up the good work.
@jbairdexp28 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for that kind comment. Thank you for watching and happy shooting! :-)
@PatrickB777Ай бұрын
Always a pleasure to see your passion about printing. Very inspiring and some nice ideas! Thanks for this video.
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Thanks Patrick, glad you found video inspiring! :-)
@GingerCapturesАй бұрын
Nice one Julian, a different alternative to going the full book route 😉👍especially when you print your own images.
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Thanks mate. It's great way to present all those prints that you make....or at least all the prints I seem to make! :-)
@davem3925Ай бұрын
Thank you for this video Julian. Please don’t stop these ‘periodical instructionals’. I find them so helpful. I’ve been thinking about displaying my images and this might be the answer. Thanks as ever 😊
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Cheers Dave, I appreciate the positive feedback! Noted! :-)
@timrosenburgh8597Ай бұрын
I really enjoyed the video Julian. It was nice to see how you do your work flow before printing. What a great binder book to display your image's. Great image's as usual mate. Catch you on the next one.
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Thanks Tim....glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciate your continued support!! :-)
@rook_woodАй бұрын
Well done on the Great West Run Julian. It was good to see you running through Exeter
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Thanks! Well spotted! You're the 2nd person to leave a comment on this video about my running! lol
@Joseph-iu6ipАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing that workflow. I’ll definitely be making some templates this weekend.
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Glad you found it useful! :-)
@derricksalisbury7631Ай бұрын
Hi Julian sawcyou out running through Widdecombe this morning wish I'd stopped and said hello
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Yep that was me! Were you the chap with the dog on that steep path down to Widecombe or did you see me somewhere else? Anyway, always feel free to stop me....I always welcome the excuse for a rest! lol
@derricksalisbury7631Ай бұрын
I was driving to Challacombe farm
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
@@derricksalisbury7631 Toot the horn and shout next time! 🙂
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
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@trevorfinnis9111Ай бұрын
Julian hi what a wonderful video really enjoyed that. Isle of Harris is on my wish list hopefully one day I’ll get there. This video has to be in your top 3 so professional and cinematic as well as your natural communication skills. And some really beautiful photos. Take care Trev
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Trev, you are too kind sir, but I'll take it! :-)
@davem3925Ай бұрын
Thank you Julian. Such amazing images and just what I needed for some inspiration. Great to see you 🎉
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
And thank you Dave! :-)
@DarrenJSpoonleyАй бұрын
Top drawer stuff buddy 👏👏💪
@jbairdexpАй бұрын
Cheers mate....just out of interest, do you print your images? I don't think I've ever heard you talk about printing?
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Nicely done Julian, those photos really look great in a book!
Thanks Stephen! :-)
Very Helpful And Inspiring, Many thanks for sharing.
Glad it was so helpful. Thanks for watching. :-)
Question for you... Did you have the camera set up on Continues L? I only ask because those 32 shots were taken so fast!
No, the camera fires the entire sequence for you regardless of if you are in single shot or continuous. :-)
Enel15 batteries are pants , by the time a grip is bought you bought a z9
Depends on your requirements. I've always found the EN-EL15 batteries to suit my needs. I have a camera that take EN-EL25....now that's a small battery! :-)
what is different with pure raw and just edit in dxo...i know the create color profile dosent work after pure raw. its greyed out. so taking pic of color checker to use that option is mute
I don't personally use PhotoLab, but I found this which might help explain some of the differences between PR and PL - support.dxo.com/hc/en-us/articles/4423295439761-What-is-the-difference-between-DxO-PureRAW-and-DxO-PhotoLab-and-what-do-they-have-in-common
Seems more useful then initially thought…im positively surprised…thanks for the demo!
Glad the video has proved useful. It's a feature worth exploring. Like I said in the video, you won't use it all the time, but it's a hand tool to have.
I enjoyed the video as usual Julian. I thought that you explained about this feature very well and will benefit a lot of people. Catch you on the next one mate.
Thanks mate, I always appreciate you stopping by to have a watch! :-)
Thanks Julian another informative video as always. With the focus shift you focus nearest to the camera, is that the same in pixel shift?
Hi John, glad you found it informative :-) Focus shift deals with focus stacking (i.e. the camera takes a series of photos at different focus points) where as Pixel Shift takes the same photograph multiple times (including the same focus point) but moves the sensor to improve image quality and resolution.
Sometimes you become Loriot... I really like this lens! Quality build and quality optics. It does great for photographing documents as well.
Thanks for watching! :-)
Subscribed! I’ve watched a lot of vids re: 24-200 and most have agreed with you. I really like your presentation and your photos were great! The thing that stood out most compared to the other vids was your comparison of the two lens regarding the lens flare. Appreciate the honesty!
Thank you and welcome to the channel! I don't often have two lenses in order to make the comparison so I'm glad you found this useful. :-)
Thanks very useful. Out of interest what aperture do you generally use the most for landscapes (if you're not using Focus Shift that is)?
Glad you found it useful! The vast majority of my landscape photographs are cpatured at f/11 or f/13. :-)
@@jbairdexp Thanks for your quick response. I used to do a lot of landscapes (long time Nikon user) and generally always stuck to f11, but since getting z8 a few months ago, I've not really done any landscapes as have been getting into bird photography, but am going out this afternoon as weather looks good to try to find the most fantastic poppy field so was really interested to know what aperture you use with the z8. I will try f13 (alongside f11) today and also focus shift as well. Then I also need to set up a separate photo bank for landscapes so I don't need to change so many settings all the time! Thanks again. Very helpful
@@rachelhusband9890 I hope you got some nice photos from the poppy field? Did you also use focus shift? I hope you had a good time taking photos 🙂
@@jbairdexp Hi yes I did thanks and I did use the focus shift. In landscape (depending on where you set it) it only takes about 4 to 5 images. It can take about 10 if set to one (though some of them seem irrelevant), but I set it at about 3 to 4. Got some good images, other than sky a bit bright on some. I normally bracket, but because i was focus shifting i forget to bracket. Doh! Though I can't see that you can do both at same time. So next time with landscape when I do focus shift, I will manually change exposure to 2 or 3 stops under exposed (or whatever I need) and then run focus shift again. IF that makes sense, so i have 2 sets or more if i need it. Also tried f13 which worked out well for single shots. But when I did focus shift i stuck stuck f8 or f11 as its taking multiple shots at different focal lengths for me so didn't need to go higher.
d7200 is the best Nikon crop, amen!
Best is always subjective. :-)
Can't wait to see this series.
I'll hopefully be finalising the release schedule this week! :-)
RIP Alyn Wallace. He did wonderful, inspiring work and his book is superb. Highly recommended for all aspiring night sky photographers.
He's a great loss to the photography community but he also left his mark with this extraordinary book.
Would be cool if you will create new video with z8 + this lens There is so few samples photos/videos with this lens
Thanks for watching. :-) TBH, there would be little value in creating that video as the image quality between the Z7 and Z8 isn't big enough (if there is any). However, check out my Harris & Lewis video where a lot of the photographs (and video) was created with the Z8 + 24-120 - kzread.info/dash/bejne/omSht9KelMLKoKQ.html :-)
Do you think these would be suitable for a potentially very wet and muddy festival coming up? Or stick to a classic wellie...
It would very much depend on the depth of the mud (as these are short height wellies). What I would say is that I find Muck Boots in general fit the foot better than budget wellies, so you can walk much further in them in comfort and they are less likely to get stuck in the mud and your foot comes out.
Great video Julian. Probably my favorite on the Z8 as I'm searching for more information before I make the purchase. Liked and subscribed. One day I'll get back over there.... amazing landscape/background. I'm really liking that 14-30mm lens also. Thanks!
Thanks so much Alan, that's great to hear! (Especially when there are so many Z8 videos out there). :-) Hopefully you'll make it back over here soon...perhaps with a Z8!
very interesting, thank you
Thank you for watching. :-)
good info and thanks for your landscape setup pdf. very useful
Thanks for watching and glad the PDF was useful :-)
Great video and really like the idea of having the text to create a cohesive feel to the images. I was already a user of the spring back books and highly recommend them as a way of displaying images. I do have a question please - I've attempted to make my own template following your video but when I drag the image in it loses saturation and brightness both the template file and the image file are showing as RGB 16 Bit. Any ideas ?
Great, glad the video was useful! I suspect the problem you are having is a colour space conflict between the template and your source file. Just make sure your template and the image are using the same colour space. If you create a new Photoshop file for the template, it is most likely in sRGB, but when you open an image from LR into PS, it opens as ProPhoto RGB. You need to convert the image in PS to match the template colour space of sRGB - kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4aM1JiPpbW_p6g.htmlsi=RNgHz2AW_ZxnPyam&t=1171 The reason I think it is this is because it's something I've experienced before when I forget to change the colour space. Hope that helps.
@@jbairdexp Many thanks for the quick reply - I didn't have my mismatch alert set in PS so that seems to have resolved the issue
@@andrewnewton6524 Brilliant!!
Thanks Julian, for the great information and honest review of the Pixel Shift shooting.
And thank you for watching! :-)
Interesting video. Must tryout this feature.😀
Thanks for watching and glad it's inspired you to give it a try. :-)
Hi Jules. At the very beginning of this I thought wow, must upgrade my Z7ii to take advantage of this great sounding feature, but now not quite so sure having watched all the way through. Hope you're keeping well. Cheers. Paul
Hey Paul, all good thanks. Hope you are doing well. As for Pixel Shift, no point in sugar coating it. It's one of those features that's good to have, but you aren't going to use it all the time....especially in landscape photography. :-) IMHO..
Subscribed to newsletter and confirmed email but no PDF?
You have email :-)
@@jbairdexp Thank you , very much appreciated.
What a fantastic idea. I've just checked the albums out on the Fotospeed website but can only see one size available so I've emailed them to ask if there are any other sizes still available.
Hi, glad you liked the idea. I just checked the link and can see 27 options so not sure why you only see one. But Fotospeed are good at getting back to people so I'm sure you'll hear from them soon. :-)
Hi Julian I must admit I'm a proper Viltrox lover now and own the 13mm, 27mm and the stunningly sharp 75mm f1.2 I shoot a lot of Street and I love shooting wide open with the 27mm and 75mm The 13mm is fantastic for Astro. They are optically amazing and for the price I'd definitely question anyone calling them 'budget' lenses
Let's call them wallet friendly then. :-) But I agree, they are fantastic lenses and I use mine all the time. Thanks for watching. :-)
Sony also has this feature, not something I've been able to use yet due to conditions at location
A few cameras have it but it sounds like no matter what camera you have, it's not something you use for every shot. Thanks for watching. :-)
@@jbairdexp yes I think it’s mainly used for product and still life photography like you mentioned. The pano idea is good though, again if you have still condition
Thanks
Dave, you are a legend!! Thanks so much! :-)
Excellent Julian. Love your total ‘honest’ production here. It’s like sitting in the office!!! Not sure if this is something that would be of benefit for me personally. I got my hands on a Z8 today to play with. Very tempted. My upgrade is imminent- will let you know!!! Great video thank you
Thanks Dave, glad you liked the video. It's one of those features where it's good to know how to use it just in case. Not an "every shot" feature for sure. Have fun with the Z8! You know it's the right choice ;-)
Great stuff, very interesting, cheers!
Thank you for watching! :-)
its been in olympus cameras for years, not exactly new
New for Nikon...I don't think I claimed it was entirely a new thing. :-)
OM systems merges in-camera and offers hand held mode easy to use on my OM1, haven’t tried on my Z8 but merging seems a faff in comparison.
@@TerryD_100 The extra step of merging in post could be considered a faff, but it's fairly easy to do. Maybe Nikon chose to do the merge in post as utilising local compute power power and software yields better results. Just a thought.
@@jbairdexp I expect it’s due to the file sizes compared to m43
@@TerryD_100 A good point. 🙂
🎓 Learn how to setup your Nikon Z8 like a PRO with my FREE guide - julianbaird.com/blog/2024/2/8/nikon-z8-pro-settings-for-landscape-photography-free-download
Thank you for this great lesson. I’m usually a f 11 or f16 guy to get the sharpness and never considered doing focus stacking for landscape. My new D850 is going to keep me off the streets for a long time after seeing this great video. Thank you and please keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for that kind comment. Thank you for watching and happy shooting! :-)
Always a pleasure to see your passion about printing. Very inspiring and some nice ideas! Thanks for this video.
Thanks Patrick, glad you found video inspiring! :-)
Nice one Julian, a different alternative to going the full book route 😉👍especially when you print your own images.
Thanks mate. It's great way to present all those prints that you make....or at least all the prints I seem to make! :-)
Thank you for this video Julian. Please don’t stop these ‘periodical instructionals’. I find them so helpful. I’ve been thinking about displaying my images and this might be the answer. Thanks as ever 😊
Cheers Dave, I appreciate the positive feedback! Noted! :-)
I really enjoyed the video Julian. It was nice to see how you do your work flow before printing. What a great binder book to display your image's. Great image's as usual mate. Catch you on the next one.
Thanks Tim....glad you enjoyed the video. I appreciate your continued support!! :-)
Well done on the Great West Run Julian. It was good to see you running through Exeter
Thanks! Well spotted! You're the 2nd person to leave a comment on this video about my running! lol
Thanks for sharing that workflow. I’ll definitely be making some templates this weekend.
Glad you found it useful! :-)
Hi Julian sawcyou out running through Widdecombe this morning wish I'd stopped and said hello
Yep that was me! Were you the chap with the dog on that steep path down to Widecombe or did you see me somewhere else? Anyway, always feel free to stop me....I always welcome the excuse for a rest! lol
I was driving to Challacombe farm
@@derricksalisbury7631 Toot the horn and shout next time! 🙂
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Julian hi what a wonderful video really enjoyed that. Isle of Harris is on my wish list hopefully one day I’ll get there. This video has to be in your top 3 so professional and cinematic as well as your natural communication skills. And some really beautiful photos. Take care Trev
Trev, you are too kind sir, but I'll take it! :-)
Thank you Julian. Such amazing images and just what I needed for some inspiration. Great to see you 🎉
And thank you Dave! :-)
Top drawer stuff buddy 👏👏💪
Cheers mate....just out of interest, do you print your images? I don't think I've ever heard you talk about printing?
wonderful. thank you.
Thank you so much!
Smashing collection of images Julian 😀
Thanks so much Jon!