How To Achieve the Correct Exposure Every Time for Wildlife Photography!

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• JI

  @jiggyb21 · 4 years ago

  I feel like a broken record but this channel is one of the single most concise and well spoken and thus informative channels I have ever found for any of my hobbies and interests. It’s truly remarkable and I for one am very grateful to have it. Thank you so much.

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• MA

  @Masallee72 · 3 years ago

  I’m new to photography. I was rather frustrated until I started watching this channel. Other channels focus on the equipment. My equipment isn’t the most expensive. It is sooooo comforting when you pull out an older camera and show us that it isn’t always about the equipment. THANK YOU!

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• MS

  @msyuan1124 · 4 years ago

  For my money, some of the best videos out there. One of the best reasons for shooting manual is when the subject is in constant light, but the background shifts. Exposing the bird correctly means you don't have to worry when a bird in flight goes from a dark background to a light background or vice versa. Thank you, again, for all the great vids.

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• SH

  @shekharswarnakar5592 · 4 years ago

  The best part about your videos is that besides using the latest R5 you also use an old trustee 40D to photograph the wildlife which gives users like us a proper idea that how to take better shots using the old DSLRs we already have.

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• TI

  @timnichols3795 · 3 years ago

  What I don't understand about this is that, if getting the optimal exposure is as simple as getting the histogram as far to the right as possible, while not clipping any of the highlights (since this ensures that the photo has the maximum shutter speed possible with the minimum noise possible), then why do auto modes struggle so much? I suppose the photographer would still have to decide what aperture gives them the depth of field and lens sharpness that they want, but why don't all cameras have an auto mode that is basically an aperture priority mode that always exposes to the right?

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• AM

  @amitabhasarkar1360 · 3 years ago

  One of the best videos I have ever seen. Thanks.

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• US

  @user-op9tb6jj7s · 6 months ago

  You must make a video on how to approach and find the birds!

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  @1288joshua · 3 years ago

  You are the best teacher I've found. I walk away from every one of your videos with a greater understanding of photography. So grateful. Thank you!

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• BR

  @briancollinson1838 · 2 months ago

  This is a great video Duade! Learned so much :_king:

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• TE

  @teresawray8464 · 4 years ago

  Another great video! I believe just about everything I&apos;ve learned has come from you! You just have this way about you that makes your videos interesting and informative and not boring. &nbsp;<br>If you get the time I would really appreciate a video on how to get close to your subjects. &nbsp;Tips and techniques that you use. <br>Thank you for all of your hard work!

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• CO

  @coldbloodC · 10 days ago

  I know this is an old upload but what a great video, and what a fantastic teacher. Really appreciate the time you take to help out us mere mortals!

• TI

  @timparkinson372 · 3 years ago

  I’m new to photography and I’m taking a class. Your explanation of setting for a good exposure is great.

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