Thank you .

Thank you , thanks for watching.

Thanks Charlie.

Thanks for watching Tony , glad you liked it .

Thank you , I'm glad you liked it .

Thanks for watching , I'm glad you enjoyed it .

Thank you very much Tony , much appreciated .

Thanks Tina .

Thank you so much , sorry for the delay in the reply . I will be making more vlogs soon .

Thanks mate , a stunning morning . Yea , he's a big lad now . Just turned 18 too !!

Thanks Tina , it was a stunning morning .

Thank you Steve , it was a lovely morning . I'm hope you enjoyed the video .

Thank you , so glad you liked it .

Thanks for watching , I so glad you like them .

Thanks Alex , tell me about it . I have just got a lapel mic for my 600d which I normally use but the rain was so driving we resorted to my sons iphone . He's just finished 6th form so started tagging along .

@@myatesphotography Lucky for you.

Thanks for watching Tina , glad you enjoyed it .

Thank you Tina , glad you like it .

Thank you very much Wayne .

Thanks Charlie , I'm glad you enjoyed it .

Thank you D Griff , I'm glad you enjoyed the video . I usually shoot most of my Landscapes between f10 and f16 , the Abbey shot had nothing in the immediate foreground so f10 gave a stop faster shutter speed . I then stuck with f10 for the focus stacked image and again the last Sunset image I wanted a slight blur on the foreground.

@@myatesphotography Ah, I see. Many thanks for clarifying. I was thinking that you might consider a wider aperture in this sort of situation. Specifically the Abbey shot. Opening it up to say f/7.1 or f/8.0 would have no adverse impact on the DofF and would give you an even faster shutter, which would be beneficial shooting live subjects and at long range ensure that any breeze causing lens shake would be mitigated. But most importantly the sweet spot of the lens is likely to be in this aperture range too so you'd get better all round optical performance and sharper image in every respect. I wonder if by routinely using a minimum of f/10.0 you may lose out on image quality on occasion, when starting at such a small aperture isn't always the best option open to you. Just a thought. Still really enjoyed your video! 😊👍

@@DGriffGallery No problem , since starting these KZbin videos I have notice a few things when watching the videos , I'm thinking of making a video on apertures and finding the sweet spot , also demonstrate dof whilst out in the field.

Thank you Melanie , she's a huge attention seeker too 😀😀

Thank you Howard , I'm staying fairly local for now as best I can .

Thanks so much , subbed back . I was just using my phone for this one , also use a Canon 600d .

Yes Ian , well spotted .

Yes , really glad to be out in the wild again . Thanks .

I have Sequator on my laptop for stacking already . Tried a couple of Milkyway images last year but nothing great .

A pleasant ride Ian fairly flat too . Just a bit busier than of late .

Thank you very much , really appreciate it .

Thats great , thanks .

Thank you Rach , I'm so glad you found it usefull .

No that doesn't work in the layers panel .

Thank you Mark , I so glad you found it useful.

Ha ha , no definatly mine .

Thanks Pinkhat , I'm glad you like it .

Hi Clive , thanks so much for watching and I can't wait to get out again to do some 'propper' Vlogging . Know what you mean about the mic too .

Thank you Craig , you too .

Thanks Craig , I'm glad you enjoyed it .

Thank you very much . A little bit of indoor fun .

Hi Jamie , thanks very much I really appreciate it . Yes , very lucky . I think I have learnt quite a bit just from this already and next time I'll put the outro at the end. I basically put this together as I filmed it .

Thank you so much Finch , as soon as I can I will .

Thank you Kurt , so pleased you like it . The group has helped quite a bit .

Thank you so much John , your right about the nerves ! I'll have a look .

Thanks Charlie , hopefully it won't be to long .

Hi Kevin , Saturday the 21st , last weekend . Just before the restrictions came in .

M Yates Photography ......good man .......I’m just jealous

@@kevinwalding6779 Thank you , I had an idea what was coming so wanted to get some vlogging done then edit while shut away .

I used 2 sec delay on the 'normal' shots and I use my intervalometer on the long exposure . The longest exposure in camera is only 30 secs .