Canadian professional wildlife photographer John E. Marriott provides an in-depth look at the photo gear and equipment he takes into the field with him to capture his amazing wildlife images. Join John and EXPOSED for our first Wildlife Photography 101 How-To and get a behind-the-scenes look at his must-have gear recommendations!
I’m not an expert in camera stuff but man the stuff you use are cool plus what really amazed me is how ready you are the stuff like TP boots bear spray etc… i like to be very prepared like that
John I thought this woulda been deleted since your a sigma pro staff .im shopping for a pro staff if your spots available lol
Lol well f*ck… “it’s not the gear that matters” is right! Can’t even afford half your gear 😂
After you said you use your 7D as it turns your 500 mm to an 800.. I WAS DONE .
sir, appoint me as your assistance.
i use the 80d with a batterygrip and a 100-400mm
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Hi, John 👊🏻👊🏻👍🏻 I am really enjoying your channel, amazing cinematic cinematography photographing and filming wildlife ⭐️ I just purchased a Canon 80D with the EF-S 18 – 135mm F/3.5-5.6 IS USM lens creator kit. I am still learning about all the features of the camera. I love the outdoors and I have mostly have been taking pictures with my IPHONE 6S. Thanks for sharing your gear and awesome wildlife videos !!!! Danny
Ok so those of us who aren't millionaires probably just carry a late model camera body and 2 lenses.
I am just getting started. Bought a Nikon d5500 to get started. I don't know if I should stay with Nikon or invest in a Canon or Sony to upgrade. I cannot afford many different body/lenses. What "one" body and lens do you recommend?
Newbie here. What exactly do you mean by the 5D MIV providing "the best files"? Do you mean pixel count, file size, or something I'm missing?
Fantastic. Looking forward to more in this series!
Richest photogrAphers kit
What's the name of the backpacking tripod head you mentioned at 5:51? Thanks!
Thanks John!.. curious about your F-Stop bag… is that the Tilopa?
PS, really enjoyed your presentation in Edmonton.
More videos please! Your tips are excellent.
Great intro!
Man, you must be rich! 😀
Great channel and top quality videos. Super.
Excellent channel! I like contemplating nature, explore and calm down…
Your videos are so good! you really deserve more subscribers, people need to see what you do, You inspire me to do better with mine 🙂
Good job, ready for episode 2….thanks
I really enjoyed your video thank you very much for your time
Good. Looking forward to future installments. Thanks
Please, show those gears which you used in the initial days of wildlife photography. So that we can feel saved..
Great job as always!! Really helped me decide what to bring, and what to leave behind. Also, looking forward to the new book!
Great video and great detail. love your Work. Can't wait to see more! 📷👍
This was one of the best videos. Good camera work, he know what he's talking about in both his presentation and his gear.
Great video! Curious to find out which specific lens do you use your extenders with? Some people claim that using an extender with a zoom lens makes for softer images, while others say it's just fine. Thanks. Love the channel!
What is the percentage of shooting out of your vehicle?
Wow that was excellent! Thank you for sharing John 🤛🏻
Love the video. Not sure if you’ve already done it but a look into what you have out in the field may help a lot of people. From what I saw there’s a lot of bags in there and I highly doubt you’re bringing all of them. Maybe a video idea for down the road 🤔
Keep up the great work!
Man are you equipped or what!
Hey! Have you ever used the Canon 200-400 with 1.4x for wildlife? Im saving up for it but wondering if it is worth the price tag.. I currently use a tamron 150-600 but hate the AF system on it.. I'm hoping the 200-400 would be much better, but trying to find someone that's had on location experience with it.
Great video John
Great quality. I love it!
Btw i think you forgot to show us you binoculars ^^
Nice to see you doing more videos, look forward to watching them