Get PHOTO FIT in 2019

[@kenhenley7599]

A really clever way to convey information ...and humorous too. Excellent video. Many thanks.

[@tuisitala9068]

This is a revealing insight into how you do things. These basics still apply to someone as experienced as yourself except of course that for you it is second nature. Every time I set up the tripod I hear your voice in the background so some of your pearls of wisdom must be sinking in. Many thanks Craig for re-booting my photographic fun.

[@sidvicious3129]

This is an outstanding video relating it to physical fitness to keep it interesting and there is great content here, way to start the New Year with this!!! I would love to see you do this with fastaction photograpy and relate it to running/marathon training, great stuff here.

[@johnmcfarland2055]

Clever! Happy New Year.

[@recycleretirement80]

Thoroughly enjoyed your video and sense of humor. Great workout plan.

[@b.s.4478]

Great video! Very interesting tips and funny as hell! :)

[@Bazzo61]

Love your videos and unique style Craig. Helpful, entertaining and succinct all at the same time! There's some stunning shots in this video. Keep up the good work.

[@marieta.s]

I really enjoy your sense of humor. It is so refreshing to use such a metaphor as most people probably have made their mew year resolutions. Happy New Year Gregg!

[@charliethebubbles]

Fantastic fitness idea, I need to take note for this year.

[@MrAlyyk]

Well put together :D great video :D

[@loekybaltes]

I start this new year ole ready by making photos in the woods but its so cold outsite but I wish you and ole the youtuders a good new year hope to see more videos this year peter from holland

[@stephenreed7769]

Excellent Craig, great fun and top advice 👍

[@normanschultz1142]

Thank You this was great!

[@MikesVoyagesAndDrives]

A happy and healthy new year for you and your family, Craig. Keep up the great work and thank you for your fantastic videos.

[@karyleianawildernesscapes]

I must confess the main one I'm guilty of slacking on is changing/playing with the White Balance -- I'm adding that to my creative photography exercises thru-out 2019! Thanks for that!

[@nickvideolife]

Thanks for the a great informative video, have a wonderful year

[@PaulMiguelPhotography]

I was genuinely expecting you to be doing shoulder presses with lenses and curling tripods. Actually, that's given me an idea for a travel video.. .cheers Craig!

[@christophermartin7973]

Excellent!!

[@bryanspark]

Really enjoyed the video and your sense of humour Craig, Happy New Year

[@1spitfirepilot]

Excellent....that metaphor just about made it to the end without passing out...

[@radishcastle]

😂 Love it. You're so adorable!

[@jonathansadler4911]

Fantastic idea Craig - love it.

[@searam1]

This is a great video and I certainly appreciate your help! I hope you had an excellent holiday and I always enjoy your videos! Sean

[@MrCochise71]

That was the best workout I've had in awhile. Now back to my slice of pie. 🍰

[@MrFreakwent]

Thank you for a positive start to 2019.All the best !

[@martinkraft64]

Dear Gregg, I wish you a happy new Year ! For me, you are the best photographer ! I like really your sens of humor ,your pictures admirable, lot of sharing !! mARTin K R A F T , Bern, Switzerland

[@kiesemedia433]

i loved seeing this video. keep going 😉

[@seamusmcquaid1316]

Great video always enjoy the humour you bring to them, good link throughout to fitness. But overall good advice about techniques,my new year resolution is to do one of you classes in London, this year.

[@martingranger40]

Yet another awesome video - thanks for making it - I now have my 2019 list to work on!

[@pauldrew610]

Happy New Year to you Craig !! Great video to start the New year, we all need reminding, great tips, well done 👍🏼 Thank you 🙏😊

[@peterosborne9802]

Brilliant vlog Craig, really gets the grey matter working. More exercise, need a lay down. Happy new year to you.

[@mygad]

Man, I lost your videos in the pile of subscriptions. Decided to power through the little icons and click down til I found you and then of course - hit the bell on the bottom right of the video so your videos come up and not get buried.

[@jimsjourney3152]

Thank you for your workout tips, brilliant style and will be following your format throughout 2019. Thank you and Happy New Year.

[@kenholt6244]

Hi Craig, thanks for workout, really enjoyed it, it will be a video I am sure I will return to but I can only give it the thumbs up once. It deserves more 🏋🏻‍♀️. Regards Ken

[@neilsparks.4447]

Happy new year Craig, always love your vlogs and style, very inspiring stuff! Thank you for spending your time to bring us this top quality content.

[@dennisdebono2189]

Hi Craig great first video of 2019, just what I wanted good advice for a good start to the year and as usual really well delivered thanks mate

[@olivernemo7280]

Thank you Craig and a Happy New Year to you and yours too.

[@biffyeager611]

Again, you make it simple on how to be a better photographer. You're a great instructor, I could not teach it any better! Terrified, I start teaching Digital Imagery at the High School level next week!

[@Hirsutechin]

I keep wondering when the photo gym membership fee hits the credit card, but I haven't given the card number yet - runs away quickly... A good New Year to you, Craig, and may your sense of humour never leave you!

[@robertjohn819]

Brilliant idea and production. Best photography video I have seen in ages. Thank you Craig and have a wonderful New workout year..😀

[@goateyephotography808]

Awesome workout! Now excuse me, please, I need to do my exercises.

[@Luigi13]

Oh Yeas? A good sense of humor. Except while shooting raw there are no adjustments for out of focus images, unless it was done on purpose. The rest of the story though Greg, is stellar? Cheers to you and a great 2019.

[@yujinlandscapephotography.7787]

fantastic video, sir. this tutorial tips always use to mind. Happy new year, 2019.😍

[@dalerobinson8456]

Happy New Year Craig, looking forward to a year filled with your vlogs. Your humor, tips, and photography information keep me inspired to go shoot. Thank you.

[@Kraken17]

Great idea to refresh those photo cells ; ) Happy New Year Craig 🖖

[@kevinridley8883]

happy new year Craig , food for thought thanks :)

[@buc71x24]

Excellent, enjoyed!

[@MiguelACoronaDM]

I'm exhausted!

[@craig_m_mi]

A good pun on exercise, but a lot of good inspiration and information in here. I did try M mode a few times over the last month and my headache medicine use increased. M mode can hurt your head if you aren't prepared, but it is a good burn :-)

[@jimbean532]

Happy New Year, Craig! Wishing you a great 2019 and the best of everything. Keep the good humor coming! Jim

[@johnhaynes9910]

Amusing and good advice too.

[@thaticelandicguy]

thank you for this video! :) you make it fun and interesting

[@eltinjones4542]

I follow this workout routine all the time Craig. 😂😂😂 Looking forward to your spellbinding content in the coming year👍

[@Y_Not1]

Hello everyone, so much great info in one video ,awesome!😎😎👍👍

[@ScottWilliamsPhotography]

Superb video. So creative !!!

[@desgardner7169]

Happy New Year......thanks for the reminders, and my motto is one camera one lens and that's it, thanks for sharing, that was a good learning curve for everybody!...

[@garybarton5291]

Knackered now. loved it.

[@theworldthroughalens5324]

HNY good luck 😉 in 2019. Look forward to seeing more from your channel this year. 👍🏽

[@HendrikdeStoute]

Craig, for you also best wishes for 2019. Like your blogs very much and learned a lot from you! Many thanks and keep up the good works. Hendrik Reijmers The Netherlands

[@JonGibbsPhotography]

Great vlog bud :)

[@garys639]

All the best for the year, keep on clicking.

[@TimberGeek]

Speaking of photo fit I purchased an amazonbasics backpack style bag and packed it with most of the gear I might want on a day out in the country, 21 lbs without food, water, rain gear or a few minor emergency items, OOF! @@ Maybe I need the Lycra and sweatbands as well. ;-D I did gift myself a mid-priced 100/2.8 macro (nice long manual focus throw and a real aperture ring) so I've got something reasonably sharp in that gap between 50 and 300mm, it will be my one lens to go walkabout with this coming Tuesday.

[@Woodenarrows]

Great video! Thanks for the pep talk and excellent tips. Ya, I'm tired too :-)

[@markjarrett9400]

Happy NY. Always look forward to your postings. Long may your great videos continue. One thing I don't understand is when I use my 70-200 f4 camera lens with a polarising filter the meter shows that the picture is exposed correctly, but it is underexposed. However, without the polariser the dial is indicates that the exposure is correct and it is. I wonder if I pay more attention to the histogram the issue will be resolved. I can recover it in post, but that is not the way I want to do things.

[@oneeyedphotographer]

Don't use the meter. See the histogram technique.

[@johnrobert6127]

Photo fit....yep photography is a great way to loose more than a few pounds 😝.....now what new lenses could I flex in to this year 👍😁

[@michaels8597]

WE dont NEED a gym,per se,yet some feel better being not home,in a facility.With photography,like with being fit,you need to practice,learn,study,get outside,and learn by doing.Use your feet and move,before you keep adjusting those zooms,and dont be afraid to use something weird,different,something out of a bin,clean it,and shoot.Sit down and learn your settings,on a nice day,shooting the same picture,with different settings.Change your positions,and lean,turn,sit,stand,and lay down,getting closer to your subjects.Stop being scared of shadows and let effects happen.Keep yourself fit by walking,walking,listening,and grab that bike,skateboard,and run when you can,even in the grass.Get manual like he said,whenever possible..

[@nimmira]

I'm gonna try some of those. I've already got back to No.10 workout, taking one camera and one lens with me to work, and that's before 2019! I need to work more on that. I think it is ok to just go a lil bit over the exposure but it must be shot in RAW (and with working in ProPhoto space, I think we can reach an optimum here to get the most out of the image). I've mostly used WB for artistic purposes but recently, after some troublesome situations with the colors with some panoramas, I started to prefer to calibrate my WB and use custom WB and later work on the colors in post-processing phase. Still though, I find myself using Fluorescent WB mostly in twilight times (dusk and dawn), and with clouds, it kinda gives a magical sense to the scene.

[@yarontaub]

Nice video :-) Where/when did you take that photograph of Israel's flag?

[@markharris5771]

A wonderfully thought out and planned video Craig, with your brilliant sense of humour added in. Very enjoyable indeed. I’m doing an analogue 365 project this year, though it’s gone wrong already as I've managed to take 7 shots so far. I’m limiting myself to my 'worst' camera, a Canon EOS 2000 FN (or is that NF?), a plastic fantastic 50mm, and TMax 400. I think these restrictions have been influenced by a certain KZbin channel I watch. Happy New Year Craig, I hope 2019 is a brilliant year for you.

[@Semeyaza]

Is this the project where you take just one analog photo per day during the whole year? If so, good luck! ;) Cheers

[@markharris5771]

Semeyaza It is, but most people have the sense to use either a digital camera or their mobile phone. Thanks

[@Semeyaza]

@@markharris5771 Well, using a film camera can help you focus even more since you have to manage manually some things that are automated (or supported by various algorythms) on digital camera (even worse on phones). And having a fixed iso film roll with peculiar characteristics also limits you range of actions forcing you to think deeply about what you are doing. Limits are good for creativity and stimulating the brain. ;) i still shoot film from time to time... maybe I can do somethin similar.. I still have a Canon 1n which can use all my eos lenses... but to limit myself still... My old rollei 35B. Pocketable, fun to use, nice enough lens... Maybe I'm it's not to late still. :D Cheers

[@markharris5771]

Semeyaza The EOS range do have AF but I’ve turned it off, I tend not to use it on either this camera or my EOS 5. In fact I will often use manual focusing with my wildlife images and landscapes with my digital cameras. The camera I’m using is the last SLR I bought before going digital with my 5DII. I was still working all the hours God sent in those days and only used a camera on high days and holidays, hence a very middle of the road camera. Thanks to watching Craig’s brilliant videos I went out to challenge myself with this project, though I admit I often shoot at 50mm as my favourite camera is my Zorki 4K with a Jupiter 8 50mm lens. I look quite a sight bombing around on my mobility scooter to get the best out of the lens. I wanted to do this project with my cheapest prime lens kit, just to see what results I could get. I do quite a bit of film photography and have a dark room for my 35mm B&W images. I have to scan 120 and colour but I’ve have an eye out for a 120 and 35mm enlarger as I’d like to take some of my Bronica shots into the darkroom.

[@StephenBoyd21]

Oh yes, I am feeling that burn. Hopefully, unlike most gym memberships, this exercise regime will last more than 2 weeks.

[@dougvarvil6435]

I need a shower now.

[@oneeyedphotographer]

I was out and about today with a new digital camera that has no Histogram ISO setting (btw did you not remember that ISO is a word, not an acronym. I believe it's incorrect to spell it out). Shutter speed setting Aperture setting Manual focus.

[@paulcrawley7321]

www.digitaltrends.com/photography/what-is-iso/

[@pauldrew610]

I believe ISO is gain over time !! It doesn’t change the sensitivity of the cameras censor !! Also it’s NOT part of an Exposure “triangle” !!! It’s Post Exposure!!! Really believe Camera Manufacturers should have used different terminology. It’s amazing how many photographers on You Tube get this wrong !!! Aperture & Shutter Speed create the image on the censor. 👍🏼😋

[@baodo7905]

4/3 is dead bro. Switch to Fujifilm. You can thank me later