And finally, I made my Where to Focus in Landscape Photography video.
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Yay a photographer who understands and can explain hyperfocal distance! Many supposed photographers can't. What's the point of using a really small aperture with deep depth of field if your subjects you want in focus are really far away pretty much at infinity such as in most landscape shots and getting a soft image due to diffraction around the small aperture? Just use a larger aperture as you say in your next video. Maybe you remember when lenses used to have distance scales and aperture markings on their barrels so you could just switch the lens to manual adjust the lens to suit what you wanted to be in focus in your shot at what ever distance depending on the aperture you have chosen so simple. But most modern DSLRs don't have lenses with distance scales and aperture markings on any more. I have met so many photographers who cannot grasp this even supposedly more experienced photographers. Once you do it is an epiphany moment in photography and you can do so much more being really creative and of course getting what you want in focus to be pin sharp of course using all your other tips as well. Focus 1/3 in always works well. Great tutorial.
Get to the point!
To save wasted time. Skip to 4.20 to actually get to the start.
Hi Attilio, love your tips as usual. Do you ever use infinerty focus…do you recommend it or do your steer away from it?
Another great video, thanks a lot
Hello Atillio, Please let me know if you ever come to Vancouver Island Canada
Great to see you out of the office Attilio my friend, we're going out on a wee camera club field trip tonight just to keep the members meeting up during the closed season. This is with my other club Skelmorlie CC (Not Inverclyde CC the one you did the Intro for me), thanks again for some tips, bow to put them into practice
nearly four minutes till he starts to get tot he subject
I don't know why but there is so much "magic" or "positive energy" in your videos in which you are outside in the nature. Hard to explain …
It's beautiful – and then you play the music and it's even more beautiful.
But strangely this is only in your videos – don't feel the same in other photographers videos when they are somewhere filming in nature.
Thank you for the helpful information by the way. Like your Italian accent.
Cheers from Austria!
Thank you again Artilio just off to add your hashtag on Instagram – one day I will get an ok Landscape Shot that is worthy enough to show – until then I will keep plugging away !
Hi Attilio. Not only do I really get alot from your videos, I also like your choice of background music lol.
Hi Attilio. Great video. You always explain very important concepts in few words, easy to understand. Just one question … looking at your pictures in this video, are you using a polarizer? In case, when do you suggest it? It will be great if you can cover also this topic in future. Grazie mille, Giuseppe
thanks attilio great video learned alot about focus and photo pills!
Great Stuff Attilio. I learned some new techniques today from you!
Thank you Attillio for another great tip. I downloaded the app but when I choose a 15mm lens at f/8 in the app does it mean it's a full frame 15mm? My camera is an APSC therefore 15mm is actually around 24mm equivalent. Should I use a 24mm focal distance instead in the app?
I think we need another video on this subject with you doing more demonstration. I am still confused…
Hi, I noticed you use a Rolleicord. I use 6×7 mostly as my landscape medium. Does this focus at 1/3 technique help with the larger MF formats? I struggle sometimes with getting focus throughout a scene for 6×7
Thank you. Looking forward to applying these techniques and watching your next video,
Attilio, I also have the f-stop Ajna. Would be very curious to have a comparison! Please keep up with the great work. Grazie!
Very informative Attilio. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing, great tips.
Thanks so much for your video and specially for speaking slowly for non-native English speakers. Thanks from Spain.
Super, short and simple explain. Review the bag please and maybe you shuld make video how you preparing for shoting… How you find locations,where you check the wheter, time of shoting, what to be careful and other things. I belive it is important.. bye
This video is more attractive because it's on location. Nice explanation of the techniques Waiting for the next one.
Great video and great location. I think I’ve been there (or somewhere near) in my road trip to west USA. But how do you tell the camera to focus at precisely 1,06m? Is it camera specific? Or just by rotating the focus ring?
hello great work ! can u tell me info for accesorise in livewiew mode u use? at video
8:59
But how do you calculate that focus point distance physically? How do you know that object which is to be focused is at the calculated distance?
Finally!, someone who knows how to explain complex stuff for beginners in an easy way. Thank you.
Hi Attilio, I'd love trying focus stacking and pano stitching but i only have the Photo app on my iMac. I can't afford Adobe's subscription fees for LR or Photoshop, do you know any good alternatives? I've heard Nikon's website might have something, not found the right download yet. Cheers, Yannick.
Always great videos from you, Attilio. Thanks!
This was so helpful. Thank you for making it so clear
Yet another great video. Many thanks. Yes, in answer to your question, please do a review of your backpacks. Finding the right one can be very difficult.
Bel video Attilio
Great. I feel happy that you kept my request and made a vlog outside. Your information were really helpful but could you please simply a bit with a bit more time spent on it with more detail? I will be very beneficial. Thank you once again.
Great video Attilio. Great techniques, I also use the 1/3 technique and has never let me down yet. Thanks for sharing!!
Additionally using these in combination
Hi would you kindly cover long exposure with ND filters vs in camera multiple exposure (I have a D850 which can do 10 shots combined in to one image) vs multiple shots combined in software. Your thoughts on the pros and cons would be appreciated. 👍
Great job in simplifying a someways complicated subject.
Nice video. I like your videos better when they bring a more of an informal vlog feel, like when you talked about coming to Tahoe.
The 1/3 technique was not explained well at all. You didn't tell us where you focused and why.
i suggest take about lens calibration in next video as well.
Great video thanks. Very much enjoying the series. What was the song that you were using in the background, lovely voice.
Man I love Bonsai Rock. I remember back in 2015 during the drought, you can walk super far.
As always one more great video from mr.Attilio! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and your experience to us! 😀
Thanks for another great video. Love it when you get out of the studio!
How can people dislike your videos they are so helpful thankyou for your hard work Attilio I appreciate it