Ten Items for Bird Photographers

[@QVL75]

Glad I came across this video. Thanks a bunch guys!

[@williammackenzie7328]

I like the beach cart, however to save money I refit my golf cart and it works perfectly

[@johnhitchon8043]

Magnetic strip car window blinds what a brilliant idea. Really enjoyed this video some great photo tips. Thank you.

[@ShawnCarey01]

John, thanks for your comment and glad you enjoyed this video. Check out some of the Shots (videos) I've been posting the past several months and let me know what you think.

[@patthompson1253]

Extremely helpful. I like the fact you showed these items in use. Hats off to better production value!!

[@ShawnCarey01]

Pat glad you enjoyed this video and we hope to have more like this in the new year.

[@bhalchandrakapatkar1710]

No.1. 🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👌🙏

[@silentrabbit247]

Nice tips, also came up with most of these over the yrs. Just made a mobile umbrella hide set up. Used a golfing umbrella, two sections of a walking pole, a ground spike (fishermen brolly) and sewed a camo circular top with all around side skirt, zip entrance and 3 windows. Plus made storage / transport stuffsacks. Use it with a folding stool. Its height is easily adjusted, it could even be used with umbrella lying on ground.

[@ShawnCarey01]

I would be interested in seeing a photo of what this looks like.

[@silentrabbit247]

How do I send a photo to you ?@@ShawnCarey01 I have sent some photos to your business inquiries email.

[@ShawnCarey01]

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[@yogeshkolwadkarmdmchmrcsed952]

What an excellent video!

[@joaquintrigueros]

Thank you. That last Lens Coat item.. what exactly is it for? Leg wrap?

[@ShawnCarey01]

It takes the place of leg wraps.

[@AdrianW.Photography]

Great tips. I just ordered the REI travel stool. I had already put the skimmer in my cart after doing some research, good to see I made the right decision. Love the camo with magnets.

[@ShawnCarey01]

Glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. I will be taking my travel stool with me to Iceland in June.

[@gnaegi444]

Blackrapid and the Clamp.. use it since a few years... add a drop of locktite...

[@michealpociecha8351]

Wonderful tips. Really useful stuff compared to other videos I’ve watched. Thanks.

[@ShawnCarey01]

Micheal thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed this video. I will be posting some more this month, stay tuned.

[@anandkavalapara4072]

Very nice, succinct and helpful. Thanks Chris, Mike and Shawn.

[@lizsouthworth6688]

Great tips, thanks!

[@ShawnCarey01]

Thanks for the comment and for watching our video.

[@naturerevisited5777]

very useful accessories

[@ShawnCarey01]

Thanks for viewing and glad you found our video helpful.

[@birdsofray]

I just came across your channel. Great video and great guests!

[@ShawnCarey01]

Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed.

[@danschardein856]

Excellent video! Great ideas for novices like myself who are building a kit.

[@ShawnCarey01]

Dan glad you enjoyed our latest video and THANKS for watching. Stay tuned for more tips on photo gear and how to videos. Also hope you will check out some of our other videos. Cheers!

[@photooutdoor2574]

Interesting to see. But for me and my Olympus System, there are only two of the Items really interesting. I use a Walkstool and the Camo too. The other stuff, I don’t need with my Olympus, because of it‘s minimum weight and the imagestabilizer. But keep on doing such videos, they are very interesting. Thank you!

[@salvantonioclemente5098]

Excellent!!

[@gregbluefinstudios4658]

these are some great tips, gentlemen! thanks, and a wildlife and bird photographer, these really will be helpful for me.

[@DanOhPhotography]

what is the arc swiss adaptor for blackmagic sling strap

[@ShawnCarey01]

Hi Dan, the one I use and Mike Milicia recommends as well is from Kirk. However I believe RRS has one now as well. If you look below in the description (SHOW MORE) you will see a link Mike Milicia: Kirk quick release clamp kirkphoto.com/1-in-quick-release-clamp.html. You may want to contact Kirk and make sure that is the correct quick release to use with a Black Rapid. Hope this helps.

[@Geophoto63]

very nice ideas, thank you for sharing them, The Beach Rolly Cart is amazing for the Zoo.. last weekend almost died with my Cameras tripod and Sigma 60-600mm

[@ShawnCarey01]

Jorge thanks for watching our video and for your comment. I hope to be posting a new video in the next week or tow, stay tuned.

[@d53101]

How about a closed cell foam camping mat you can spread out for beach photography. Roll it up for transporting, it weighs practically nothing.

[@FollowThomas]

I like your intro by the way :)

[@ShawnCarey01]

Thomas thanks for watching our latest video.

[@keithhider2170]

Cheap alternative to the skimmer - drill a hole through the bottom of an old frying pan and remove the handle. Connect a ball head or gimbal with a 3/8 screw.

[@ShawnCarey01]

I have heard of that as well and almost built one many years ago.

[@yuqin405]

interesting, good to know, although a few of them do seem hilarious.

[@oneoldgit]

seen people using old frying pans with a hole drilled in it for the beach stands

[@silentrabbit247]

Yes easy to make. After cutting off handle attachment point and Painting fry pan black or camo with enamel paint, I Used a manfrotto 234 tilt head and Lensmaster T1 gimbal on top for mounting camera. Some people drill hole in side for a Karabiner to attach to sack. (got a spare gimbal base, so just swop over the top part of gimbal from tripod).

[@abelfernandez5648]

Un objeto más barato para esas tomas bajas en la arena es una sarten vieja al cual le acoplas un tornillo para colocar la rótula. El precio no sobrepasa los 5 €. Más barato imosible

[@ShawnCarey01]

Translation: A cheaper item for those low shots in the arena is an old frying pan to which you attach a screw to attach the ball joint. The price does not exceed €5. cheaper imosible

[@ShawnCarey01]

Yes I have heard this for many years, use an old frying pan it's a lot less expensive. Yet I've never seen anyone in the field actually using an old frying pan.