A Wildlife Centre Photography Day Ep 132: Take and Make Great Photos with Gavin Hoey

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Adorama Photography TV Presents Take & Make Great Photography with Gavin Hoey. Join Gavin Hoey as he visits the British Wildlife Centre on a special photographer's day. These days are run at many zoos and wildlife parks and allow photographers the chance to get very close to the wildlife and capture some amazing images.
Then follow Gavin into Photoshop where applies some sympathetic post processing to his favourite photo using Adobe Camera RAW.
AdoramaTV features talented hosts including: Mark Wallace, Gavin Hoey, Joe McNally, Joe DiMaggio, Tamara Lackey, Diane Wallace, Bryan Peterson and Rich Harrington.
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[@X_explorer]

Great video! I love observing nature, explore and decompress...

[@blackmist212]

Man you're my hero. I enjoy all your videos. please make more and more.

[@bleuswiffer]

I'd love and looking forward to see your video's!

[@CoolDSLRVids]

Very nice final image!

[@ernestolgodoy]

Very nice Gavin! I enjoy your videos.

[@YoosufMo]

awesome work

[@GavinHoey]

I can't say for every venue but at British Wildlife Centre they run courses both with and without photography instructors. You don't need to be a pro, everyone is welcome.

[@GavinHoey]

The British Wildlife Centre is in Newchapel, Surrey. It's just a mile or two from Gatwick airport which is why you can hear planes in the background :-)

[@gagautza02]

Great video again :)

[@FLASHPOINTmfg]

Nice!

[@Zoch]

Excellent! Always waiting for your vids to come out! Any new photo challange episodes coming soon ?

[@KlaasVriesPhotography]

Great video :)

[@FINDaCHANNEL]

thats an ace picture

[@GavinHoey]

Some sliders in RAW will enhance the noise more then others. Noise on the 60D is fine but like all cameras, becomes more noticable as the ISO value rises.

[@bickeyb]

canon 60D got all 9 cross type focus points, are these all points not equally sharpest? Gavin said only the sharpest point is the middle one.

[@andrewkelly146]

Hi I'm going here next month my camera is a Nikon coolpix P900 what mode would you suggest I use please

No so WILDlife, but nice photos. Great show Mr Hoey.

[@woshiivon]

Fox says.. you keep shooting!!!

[@TheBiggervern]

Thanks for the video, Gavin. Where is the British Wildlife Centre?

[@MissRaccoon3]

Lovely video! Thank you for sharing

[@perfectforehand]

Seriously, photographing toddlers can be equally challenging.

[@paulwelford4734]

great as always I'm getting into photography can anyone get in to photography day or do you need to be a pro

[@Maxsdiscos]

I find the spot healing tool easier than the cloning stamp, but use a mixture of both.

[@SuperDashRendar]

Middle of frame is always sharpest.

[@GavinHoey]

Depends what you're photographing but a 400mm lens on a crop sensor comes in very handy sometimes :-)

[@tristanvdw]

best voice ever. You should get into voice acting

[@Goodbadbritish]

you create your own luck as a wildlife photographer! :P

[@marisirte]

You didnt mention about the crop factor of 60d, thats also why you dont need those 400mm.. :)

[@perfectforehand]

Why is noise almost inevitable in a photo? I mean ISO here wasn't exceedingly high, plus this is a very capable camera that deals pretty well with high ISO values.

[@sherinewsham9991]

I have Photoshop 12 and I cannot process my photos in the raw mode with my new camera. I have a Canon T6S with a Tamron 16-300 lens. Would you suggest that I purchase Lightroom?

[@shunter66]

Sheri Newsham get creative cloud, if you buy through his website (gavtrain) you get a discount that way you get photoshop/Lightroom and camera raw. Costs about £7 to £8 per month and it's always updated. Hope that helps

[@TimothyWestPhotography]

Camera Raw is a good start and it's free

[@snober21]

What does the fox say?

[@terrydonaldson4100]

looking at the 70d for wildlife photos

[@danielmichael2671]

its a little % thats the body but more about the lens for the cam and the cheapest way is to get a package that has two camera lens i have a canon eos 1100d with 18-55mm lens and a 75-300mm lens and thinking about getting a 500mm

[@IloTimo]

Well some of them do use carcasses to bait large carnivores such as bears. True they don't have a bait in their hands and call out for the animals but the idea is the same.

[@NengVang2007]

That's what i'm about to say.

[@hugbugproductions]

04:07 WHAT DOES THE FOX SAY?

[@bmbpdk]

if you mean what sounds it makes, it is the same sounds as a dog, just higher pitch, like a puppy

[@leoviper]

Noise reduction... Really?

[@abelincoln7473]

"What does the Fox say?".....

[@Intiom]

Instructions were unclear. I am now surrounded by mounds of animal carcasses. Please consider clarifying in future.

[@davejones4740]

Intiom I'm surrounded by idiots.

[@davejones4740]

Intiom I'm surrounded by idiots.

[@Intiom]

Dave Jones And an echo?

[@davejones4740]

IKNOW

[@davejones4740]

Intiom I KNOW

[@Aideano]

SQUIRREL - Jared Polin

[@tudole]

Wild life photographers don't bait animals to get the shot, period!

[@Goodbadbritish]

true and not true. I know many wildlife photographers that bait owls and other birds. Its more of a personal choice realy not to bait them.

[@YoosufMo]

awesome work