From cameras and lenses to apparel and accessories, see what gear renowned wildlife photographer Arthur Morris brings with him on a typical trip and why. For more videos from this tutorial series, check out the Canon Digital Learning Center:
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Thank you.
This is more of equipment display; the images briefly flashed were rather commonplace.
Red is medium grey in black and white… hence the orange hunters wear same results medium grey. (ANIMAL EYES) It will keep you from getting shot by foolish hunters that shoot anything that moves. Be smart… be safe.
God to love being sponsored by canon….or photograph with gear owned by the bank (aka everything om credit..lmao)
Rich guy
The Canon SX 70 Superzoom Bridge camera…even though not a professional camera such as these has a much larger zoom that can reach 65x and can extend to a sophisticated Digital Zoom which is Quite Good can extend out to a 130 x zoom with pretty clear results… ( TRY DOING THAT WITH HIS DSLR) AND IF YOU NEED THE SHOT FAST HE CANT SWITCHLENSES FAST ENOUGH , WERE I CAN ZOOM RIGHT IN. PLUS YOU BETTER BE BILL GATES BEST FRIEND IF YOU NEED ALL THOSE LENSES AND LOU FERRIGANO TO HOLD THEM AND CARRY THEM AROUND, NO THANKS ILL STICK WITH CANONS SX70 SUPERZOOM!
I really don;t understand all the jealous comments 🙁 Arty has earned all the equipment he has now. and he deserves everything he has.
After watching this video I am giving up on photography. I don't have the 100 grand to spend on equipment like his and there is no way in hell the photos taken with cheap equipment can compete.
Oh man nice gear! I have a aways to go! I am new photographer. I told the dealer I wanted a basic camera to learn with so I bought the Canon Rebel T6 Premium Kit with the two zoom lenses. I also grabbed the Vanguard Espod Tripod. Thanks for showing your gear!
can you do a comparison between the canon ef400 2.8 with 2x convertor and the ef 800 5.6 even if you can throw into the mix ef 600 with 2x thanks John
I’ll keep my eye out for you Car ! Can you keep everything together for easy access.
Just so you know all your photos are blurry !
Hdr ?
Why not a bright red jacket
Loving the instructional video from Arthur but have to laugh at the really cold morning of 15 degrees. That's summer here in Scotland. I wear a T shirt :). Great work Arthur love your photos and hope to be as good as you some day.
Rich men
Lets not forget this is one of the best bird photographers out there.
where I can get the Tripod?
Thank You very much, your presentation was perfect, I truly enjoyed it very descriptive and accurate and to the point, very enlightening..
Wonderful advice. Study your craft and ALWAYS have your gear
Regarding "Circular Warming Polarizer"; do you shoot with AWB? If so, won't the AWB "fight" the warming?
Dear Mr.Morris, thank you so much for your succinct and valuable advice. The part about the vibrations loose the screws is a very obscure one. I always took it for granted that after the quality checks had been carried out by the Canon laboratories, I need not do anything. Your tips are brilliant. Thank you Sir, Best wishes.
Oh my god!!! His lens worth more than my car!!! But wait, I don't have a car…. lol… Cannot afford a car yet.
Poor guy, 800mm f5,6 was missing
Art,
I recently read on your website in the FAQ that you recommend the 400 5.6 over the 100-400 MKI for bird photography. I was curious as to whether that still rang true with the 100-400 MKII on the market, and your endorsement here in the video. For what it's worth I will be primarily shooting waterfowl, 50/50 portraits on the water and BIF on an 80D. I have been agonizing over MTF charts, sample images, reviews, and forums attempting to decide. I like the IS in the zoom for low light and the weather sealing, but often find myself shooting at 400mm. I know you receive these novice questions often and I apologize, but your insight would be most appreciated. Thank you!
This is such a valuable and practical tutorial, using the gear out in the wild. I love Arthur's customisations developed over years.
Thank you for posting such a great video
amazing explanation and amazing pictures..
A bunch of lenses I'll never be able to afford. FML.
I have 2 lenses: the Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II and the Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 III. The camera I own is the Canon EOS Rebel T5. I'm just a beginning photographer. So far, I've taken pet portraits, plane photos, seagull pictures, and close-ups of flowers and insects. I'd love to move on to wildlife photography, but I can't seem to find anywhere in the state of Georgia to see any wildlife. Lol plus I'm broke and don't have money to travel anywhere.
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This vid should be labeled ….Arthur's gear trunk. 😊
Those are some great pieces of gear, I'm going to go buy one! looks at price Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh faints
Someday I'll be able to afford these beauties.
arthur your the best photographer around
mostly paid for by canon
Hi Arthur thank you for all your videos i find them really helpful I am a canon shooter like yourself I'm only starting out but I save my money and buy the best gear this way I don't buy something cheaper and end up being disappointedI have to say the canon equipment is fantastic not disappointed by anything they have built the only disappointment I have with canon is I've sent in my Mail in rebates for lenses that I've bought I've never received my rebate. I was taking pictures in Tokyo and it was raining heavy I slipped on some rocks and dropped my one DX I took it into the Canon company in Tokyo and they checked the camera out and never charged me The company has its good side and it's bad side such is life
"It lets you use a wider aperture, so you don't spend the rest of your life cleaning dust".
Sorry if I sound stupid, but I have just no idea what is meant by that.
Could anybody please explain?
I just realized, his gear is worth my car.
Incredible collection.
all his stuff worth more than his car ^^
There is more money in the trunk of that car than that car is worth…..you could buy a house with whats in the trunk of that car.