LONG EXPOSURE using EXPOSURE DELAY w/ NIKON D850

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Do you all know about #exposuredelay in #Nikondslr Specifically the Nikon D850? Today I am at Beautiful Matthiesson State Park in Utica IL shooting the gorgeous canyon waterfalls under the morning light. Using Exposure Delay in the NIKON D850 helps reduce/eliminate any internal camera shake from the mirror opening when you release the shutter. Its a great tool for landscape photographers and should be more widely known than it is
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Primary Camera (Stills) - Nikon D850
Secondary Camera (Stills) - Nikon D500
Primary Camera (Video) - GoPro Hero 11, Canon M50
Action Camera - Olympus TG4
Long Lens - Sigma 70-200mm F2.8
Medium Lens - Sigma 24-70mm 2.8
Wide Lens - Nikon 20mm Prime 2.8
Filter Kit - Lee Landscape Set
Polarizer - Lee Landscape
Image Editing - Adobe Lightroom
Image Editing - Adobe Photoshop CC6
Video Editing - Final Cut ProX

[@PhilThach]

Nice work. My favorite is the flowers with the vines in the background. The swirling bubbles were cool too and I love that bridge. When I do landscape/long exposure stuff with my new used D850, I use live view so the mirror is already up. I compose the shot using the rear screen instead of the OVF. Either method will accomplish the goal of eliminating mirror shock. I should have bought a D850 long ago but I was happy to finally pick up a virtually new one for a wholesale price.

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

Thanks Phil - Glad you're doing well!! Great point on using Live View - Im so Old School and dont use live view nearly enough!!! Take care buddy and thanks for stopping by the channel. Keep up the amazing work you're doing!!

[@garybahnick2358]

🎉 Some of your best photos in this video GG! 💯

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

Wow!! Thank you my Friend!! Chicago.....Soon??

[@jillthomas6093]

Very cool, Garrick! Love the flower with the vines in the background. Is it just me or is the first one-the swirly bathtub-giving a 💀vibe? Spooky!

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

Nope. It’s not just you!! Thanks for watching!!!

[@woodymallory9058]

Great video Garrick...all that debris on the walkway is not a good thing for visitors though...hope it gets cleaned up

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

Thanks Woody! As long as ive been going there, that bridge almost always has some mud and or debris on it. The rain washes everything down the slopes and onto the bridge. They do a pretty good job of maintaining the park overall

[@MSACoachMike]

What’s amazing is that those teenagers were up that early! It’s hard to get them out of bed before the crack of dawn to go somewhere.

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

Ya know what, I didnt even think about that!! Yeah, it was WAY early for teenagers.

[@chadperling2766]

For those who may not have the shutter delay feature, don't worry about it ruining your photos just keep shooting. On the water swirl pic your exposure time was 13 seconds, the shake caused by a mirror slap will last such a short period of time it will have no effect on that image. On the pics where the exposure time is fractions of a second (1/2, 1/4. etc.) you might see an effect. I use so much it's become a habit, even when I realize it's not really needed. Nice Pic!

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

Great share! Thanks for that. Im sure i replied to this comment a few days ago and now YT is showing no reply. So if this is redundant, Im sorry. and if this is the first time your seeing it.....I guess Im sorry for that too. Dang, I just cant win. :)

[@robertwaters2032]

"Are you a pro photographer Garrick?" (inside joke). The goPro footage came out good. It was another good trip to the canyons.

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

LOL - That's going to be a Stand-Alone video!! Hey, by the way, THANK YOU for sending those images over! Been a crazy week since school started and ive been driving the bus. As you can tell I used your image for the Thumbnail so thank you thank you thank you.

[@robertwaters2032]

@@GarrickGillettePhotography I saw that image and thought it was perfect for your thumbnail. I'm happy to have sent it to you.

[@Joel4JC]

Love the shots you got. I’m going to have toe to vote for the 24-70 shot, since the 12-24 Super wide showed a Turd Smiley Openclipart at 6:46 into the video😅.

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

It came out pretty crappy so I didnt want to waste anyones time showing it!! I thought the turd was a good representation. LOL. Thanks Joel!! Have a GREAT week ahead!!

[@anthonymrbs]

I always see photographers recommend using the self timer to mitigate shake but I’ve always used the exposure delay mode once they started allowing longer than just a one second delay like on my old D300s.

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

Thanks!! Yeah im brand new to the exposure delay mode and I think it makes the most sense! Any "internal" vibration will come from the movement of the mirror.....so adding that delay just seems like a great resolution. Take care

[@kevinwesterlund1495]

Exposure delay is of absolutely no value on a 13 second exposure. Camera shake due to the movement of the mirror lasts for only 1/30 to 1/15 second. On a 13 second exposure, that would be about 1/400 to 1/200 of your total exposure. The period of “shakiness” would be eight stops under-exposed, and wouldn’t appear in your photo. Exposure delay is only necessary for exposure times of about one second or faster.

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

I guess "value" is in the eye of the beholder. Thanks for the feedback........way too technical for me, but ill bet someone gets something out of it!!

[@Stop-All-War]

Comedy gold​@@GarrickGillettePhotography

[@joesalerno3966]

The long exposure looks like a Van Gaoh painting. excuse the spelling

[@GarrickGillettePhotography]

Thanks! I love that motion in the foam. Really cool place to shoot!