Love your videos but wear a hat. Melanomas are real!

Another negative polarization is Cripps vs Bloods.

Is this creator still active at all anywhere?

I love how cameras have progressed since this video. I’m predominantly a handheld landscape photographer. I know that’s going to make people uncomfortable but hear me out! My A7IV has good IBIS as well as my lenses. I’m ISO invariant at 400 so I actually never shoot at ISO 100 unless I want a long exposure with water (very rare for me). I also got focus bracketing from the Sony Firmware Gods ( Sony has been stingy with giving features through firmware updates). This means, even telephoto focus stacks late in the day are possible which blows my mind. I didn’t even bring a tripod with me on my last trip. So my advice is push the ISO. If noise becomes an issue we have great de-noise tools today. We didn’t when this video was filmed. Ever since I stopped caring about my ISO, I’ve enjoyed far more photos than I used to. Love the content Josh. I will be binging these.

This was extremely helpful!! I can’t wait to photograph it. Maybe I will try my 100-400 here for something different

I need to convince a company to send me stuff to do this on the tops of radio towers =p

thnaks. is the focus on the moon, or focus on the foreground subject? or is it hyperfocal?. Any stack necesary, or single shot? Thank you again👋

Incredible images. The first image was only 1 of the 3 by him that made it to the Nat Geo article (so 3 of 5 images in the article were by him). My favorite was his favorite, but that is a really special image that required a real vision of what he wanted to accomplish with very specific criteria plus remarkable technical knowledge and a bit of luck to have the weather cooperate.

Thanks for this Joshua. For years, I met my brothers from L.A. in Bridgeport, and we'd drive up to the Green Creek campground and spend a few days fishing, hiking, bull shitting, and drinking (fine wine). Good times, beautiful place!

What if you shot the sky in the same place in another shot the day before, and the next day you shot the same general scene but the sky was boring. Both shots are yours, and neither shot is AI. Would you see it as permissible, since you are the photographer on both shots, to replace the second shot's sky with the first shot's sky?

If you have something like a multiple layered portrait that has a portion that contains frequency separation, healing layers and brush layers and you turn all those layers into a smart object and continue in your editing will the volume of these smart object layers be transferred to another document thus making it possible to be able to get away with saving the image as a PSD file? Would the total volume of the image be spread across two documents?

Nice video and tips 👍🙂

Is this possible to be done in Lightroom?

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Like just for the intro alone! You just made a new fan!

dumb ONLYTALK

y are you not in adobe?

Great thanks

Wonderful Show.

Very Constructive Sir.

Thanks for making this tutorial

U can get a dif mm eyepiece for different zoom

*203.2mm (8 inches) if u had a 78 inch telescope you’d be a millionaire.

Best tips ever

talent, I always wonder how magazines back in the days (90s) from what I remembered has great hypnotism while waiting for my dentist checkup and thinking it was the anesthesia that put me to sleep. I feel sleepy now. bye.

Intro equals me lol.

Thank you for not telling me how to the pic of the moon.

Excellent tips, thank you.

I made the mistake of being youtube baited into buying ND/CPL hybrid filters for my drone. Now all my footage is plagued with the "polarizer bands" in the sky. Gotta spend another $100 bucks to get ND's without polarizing now.

What does it mean when a camera or lens with IBIS gives you five or six stops of stabilization? I thought a stop had to do with light.

Awesome video with some epic footage. Top work here! Two question, if you have a minute. 1) Do you have (or, will have) a video about the gear you carry on multi-day backpacking trips? 2) Do you carry a battery charger, or?

mr alvarez am i right

whats the best circular polarizer now? i got one like 18 yrs ago. time for a new one.

So…but what if the sky and the moon at night are very interesting, maybe combined with some clouds, how can I shoot a photo that comes the closest to the sky I see? Shoot at light…this is an idea that many of us had on their own, but is there a way to shoot the moon without the full zoom at night? Capturing clouds and the sky?

The intro gave me a dejavu

Yeah I tried but im a shaker my camera sensitive my tripod good but the breeze arghh. But im not a real photographer so my photos are good enough for me.

I've been trying to explain to people about how beautiful it is when the moon rises at the same time the sun sets It is epic. My most awesome full moon rise at sunset was in St Augustine in 2002. It will forever stick out in my mind. I continue to search for a setting that is as awesome as that.

I'm using an app called Sky Tonight. Its pretty awesome and sounds like it has the same features. ❤ Thanx for the info!

With that telescope I could take mountain landscapes photos from my balcony 😅

Useful tips in cutting down my learning struggle. Thanks.

I was there for a few days in July 2024. It was a good snow year and there were fish in the streams, waterfalls, and flowers everywhere. Your video is delightful!

Great video, lovely photos too

Hi. Your video is very interesting and as I’m just beginning to learn how to edit Milky Way raw images I was hoping your clear and informative guide would take me through the process. However, I’ve immediately hit a snag in that Lr Classic 2024 doesn’t have an option for a profile called flat or neutral. There are lots of different options and I wondered which one would be closest to what I need?

This is GREAT! I am just wondering , since this is form 8 years ago, if your workflow has changed and if so, if there are any more recent LR workflow videos you can point to?

Love this video man! You explain things so well! I'm currently suffering from a chronic illness and rarely leave my bed. I decided to buy a decent camera because I'm limited in what I can do. My bed faces south and from my window i get fabulous views of the moon rise! There's little else i can photograph at the moment so moon shots it is! You've given some great advice here man, new sub incoming!

Great info and presentation! If you want really really good AR planning without having to there first…PlanIt Pro app blows away any other photo planner

Good vid. And good subtle promo of Mono Co. Gonna check it out.

I been taken Moonlights photograph but timely play major getting those shots.

Great video but why not shoot long exposure shots in the first place?