Micro Four Thirds: Stacking up to be Great

[@mne9476]

The creative use of live composite is really cool. The little 40-150 is amazing. Very sharp. As sharp as my Pro version. Thanks for the video. Someday I hope to cross the pond to see Britain’s beautiful landscape.

[@Bigfarmer8]

Amazing how much colour there is in those rocks. Fantastic work as always Chris!

[@MurphyGreg]

Stunning images. Love your creativity and how you explain how you make it happen 🙌🙌

[@johnpark8297]

Nice one Chris, Duncansby well worth it J O’Groats not so much. Cracking images 👍

[@andybamforth]

Love the comp and processing there lovely stuff

[@eltinjones4542]

The one taken from over the fence is my favourite 📷👍 I've a Lumix 45-150, great little lens and so light in my G9

[@yoki9743]

Excellent as always Chris... some nice work there... looking forward to the next one... Yoki..

[@h3m1cuda]

Great photos. I think the last one would look amazing in b&w.

[@PeterJenkins-lr8tz]

Thanks Chris a really good watch!

[@sweden_ove2074]

I love your photos. The light is so great

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Great video and many beautiful photos 👍🙂💧

[@kenwiberg6517]

I really wish someone had done some shots of Marsden Rock before the arch fell...........from my childhood memories......

[@dan001427]

You're in Scotland, you can pretty much wander wherever you like legally. Great video.

[@Porco1984]

Anxiety triggered by the camera standing on the edge of the cliff... I have immense fear of heights 😅 But that said, I'm learning so much and getting so inspired by your content... makes me want to drive places to play around with my Olympus camera some more.

[@MichaelGerrard]

Fab photos

[@chrisbrown6432]

Brilliant photographs. Is that the f2.8 lens you are using there or the cheaper kit lens ?

[@ChrisBaitsonPhoto]

It’s the f2.8 Pro version.

[@fastguitars4380]

Which Olympus did you use for these photos?

[@ChrisBaitsonPhoto]

E-M1 Mark ii

[@danram69]

beautiful photos once again thanks for taking the time again , im struggling with the stop filters , is it purely a case of getting experience ?, or is there a hack sir ?

[@ChrisBaitsonPhoto]

So start without a filter and get your exposure, and then half the shutter speed 10x for a 10 stop filter so…. 500th/250th/125th and so on and that will get you a ballpark shutter speed.

[@danram69]

Thanks that's great

[@ericlundquist3466]

I need to learn landscapes. I mainly do macro and casual, but i see from your videos that filters and tripods are a must. Do you photo stack or single shot hi-res ? Great video man. Have you tested out the OM1 M2 yet wirh it's on-board filter?

[@ChrisBaitsonPhoto]

They’re all single shots.