This week you are invited to take a stroll with me through my local park via a video that I just put together, and I also share some still photos.
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Show Notes & Links
Canon EOS R5 Body: https://mbp.ac/EOSR5
Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM Lens: https://mbp.ac/rf24-105
Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1L IS USM Lens: https://mbp.ac/100-500
Zhiyun-Tech WEEBILL-S Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer: https://mbp.ac/wbs
FeelWorld LUT7 7” 3D LUT 4K HDMI Monitor: https://mbp.ac/fw7
Rode VideoMicro Ultracompact Camera-Mount Shotgun: https://mbp.ac/rvm
Music by Martin Bailey
2 Comments
Daisei Iketani aka Robert Sorensen
Posted at 22:15h, 08 DecemberPix4Japan here! I love your latest podcast and just realized that I could follow along with the images on my iPhone. Truly inspirational shots. I appreciate the time you take to explain the lenses and camera settings used. I hope to visit the garden myself and test myself and my gear to see I I understood you enough to replicate similar shots and then apply those skills to my own compositions in the field at my favorite locations!
Martin Bailey
Posted at 10:55h, 09 DecemberHi Daisei (aka Robert),
That’s one cool Japanese name you have there. Are you nationalized or is it just for fun? When I became a Japanese citizen I chose to write my name as 平俐マーティン, but the 平俐 I read as Beiri, the same as my original name.
I’m pleased you found the images. Many people don’t realize that you can do that, even though I mention it once a month or so. It’s just not obvious. If you ever come over to Jindai try to let me know a day or so in advance and I’ll come and try to meet you there. It’s only a fifteen-minute drive from where I live.
Have fun!
Regards,
Martin.