Dippers with Slow Shutter Speeds - Kentfaith Magnetic Variable ND2-ND32 Filter - OM System OM-1

[@kentfaithwendyzeng]

What an awesome demonstration of the creative possibilities of ND filters. The way you were able to freeze motion with such slow shutter speeds handheld is really impressive!

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Thank you very much Wendy

[@SkylarkFields]

You DID get some amazing shots! Worth lying in the mud for!! Lol!

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Haha thank you very much 😊

[@steveallen5738]

There must be a queue of workshops on the trail 😄 lovely location though and the birds are beauts

[@marchumphreyphotography]

haha luckily it tends to be pretty quiet here - there can be a few walkers at weekends though. Thanks for watching 😊

[@SpottedThroughLens]

Fantastic shots, I got some nice shots of dippers in the peaks but didn’t try the slow blurry water what an amazing effect and end image 👏🏻

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Thanks a lot 😊 definitely recommend giving it a try next time you get the chance!

[@ianwilsonwildlifephotography]

That was just great Marc. Never thought of using ND Filters in wildlife photography so think I’ll defo consider adding one to my kit bag after seeing those images. 😃👍Ian

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Great to hear from you Ian! Thanks for the kind words, I highly recommend it - one of the most cost effective ways to fill your kit bag

[@ianwilsonwildlifephotography]

@@marchumphreyphotography no worries Marc, will check out their website. Also looking forward to watching Dans video of the session. Keep up the great work. 😃👍

[@malaustwick5364]

Nice one Marc and greetings from Tadcaster, North Yorkshire. Cracking images from that location 👍. Just subscribed to your channel and newsletter. I look forward to seeing what other video's you have utilizing the Olympus/ OM Systems gear.

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Cheers Mal! Thanks a lot, that's very kind 😊 there'll be plenty more videos based around the OM/Oly system!

[@LisaSaffell]

Love your dippers! Ours are spastic. Fantastic images Marc.

[@marktaylor1597]

Great day with you once again Marc. Fantastic film and insightful tips on the video and on the tutorial. Thank you 👊

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Cheers Mark! Much appreciated mate, catch you soon

[@eaglevp]

Brilliant shots very informative video new supporter to your channel Marc

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Wonderful, thanks a lot for the comment 😊

[@leemaisfield]

Great shots mate, like the idea of the slower shutter speed. 😊

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Thanks Lee 😊 you should definitely give it a go! It can definitely be a challenge, but it's a fun one

[@capturingnaturewithsandip]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing the tips.

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Thank you Sandip!

[@RolandAalto]

Fantastic images, love using long shutter together with dippers and moving water. Since i use the OM-1 aswell i instead got a fast button to use the sf nd in the camera but i indeed agree on the processing taking time. Perhaps i will try the filter instead.

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Top man, thank you Roland! My next video is about using the Live ND with Dippers... it's definitely possible, but a lot harder than with an actual filter

[@johnpark8297]

Nice one Marc, thanks for making this 👍

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Thanks John, it was a pleasure to make!

[@neilcole3406]

I want to try this style, maybe with an egret or heron, great video so l subscribed.

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Great idea! I would say try and find an area with quick rushing water, as the quicker the water the more pronounced the effect. Thanks for subscribing 😊

[@Daniel_Oberg]

interesting video man. Nice moments captured there! I also dropped a video about the dipper today! :)

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Thanks Daniel 😊 much appreciated! Have just watched it, such a strong KZbin video 👍 you've got a new subscriber in me

[@sergiomancini4416]

Genious video! thank you for sharing this amazing technique! May I ask you which model K&F ND filter and adaptor for different diameter lenses do you use please? Thank you I will try to find it in Indonesia where I live

[@richardfink7666]

The effort was worth it....the whole thing now with full format and a 600/4.0!🤣

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Thanks mate! Haha absolutely no chance 😂

[@pentagramyt417]

Could I ask you, what handheld LOWEST shutter speed could be achived in your opinion to get at least 4-5/10 sharp photos respectively: 1) 300 mm bare 2) 300 mm + x1.4 3) 300 mm + x2.0

[@marchumphreyphotography]

Hello, thanks for the comment. For the 300mm bare I would say I'm quite confident of using 1/8th second consistently. 300mm + 1.4x that probably goes up to around 1/15th. Unfortunately I don't use the 2x converter, so wouldn't want to guess!