Modular backpack
I came across this quite interesting approach to a camera backpack on Kickstarter. Instead of going with multiple sizes for different situations, this one offer modularity, where you can split the backpack into multiple. It’s nice to see new trends in camera backpacks, like modularity, lens cap holders and similar.
You can find more about it here, on their Kicstarter page.
Rolling greens
One more photo from the green hills. Funny how different this is to my normal photos. The simplicity and minimalism of it is just refreshing. And I had nothing to correct at all in Photoshop :)
Technique: Lightroom edit, Number of exposures: 1, Camera Model: Sony a7R + Metabones Adapter ver. IV, Lens: Canon 70-200mm F2.8 IS II, Focal length: 175mm, Aperture: 13, Middle exposure time: 1/5s, ISO: 100, Tripod used: yes, Location: 48.97406, 17.05052
Dear Miroslav,
Thank you a lot for the greatest photos and for detailed explanation how these photos were obtained.
Your works are the first for me which really looks like natural photo – the vast majority of other photographers
show overprocessed images.
I’d like to ask you what’s better to you during making long exposures: using remote control or make shoot
using timer on the camera? I don’t have the first one and manage to use the last one.
Are there any advantages of the remote control over timer?
Thank you
Hi Michael. It’s always better to use a remote. The less you are touching the camera the better. And even if you use a two second delay, you still have to touch the camera to trigger it. Better just to keep the hands completely off.