The Basics of Nature Photography from Michael Melford

[@sunfllower9]

Thanks B&H, Michael Melford delivers a fantastic seminar. He is witty, knowledgeable and he makes the viewers believe that they can be good photographers. I thoroughly enjoy his work and hope that I will be able to attend one of his field trips one day.

[@BandH]

Thank you all so much for watching the B&H Photo KZbin Channel and for your participation. We are very pleased that you derive value from and find our presentations useful and informative.

[@twagn]

I've returned and watched this video many times over the years...Excellent

[@dmanuat]

This presentation convinced me buy the 16-35mm for my landscape work. Thanks B&H for having this guy on here. He's an excellent presenter and salesman!

[@cjmadridtv4289]

Did he shoot canon?

[@bberns2]

have been watching many of these B&H presentations - Michael may be the best photographer of the bunch - outstanding work

[@zenel25]

This was a great seminar and Michael is absolutely inspiring. Thank you for sharing videos like these B&H!

[@PonteRyuurui]

he is as humble as his art is outstanding

[@TsubakiTeaFlower]

National Geographic Photographer. Knows his business.

[@photoswithali835]

Wow! His photos are absolutely outstanding. Helpful tips. Thanks for sharing.

[@BlueTorchWeddings]

these pictures are beautiful. Mr Melford, you are an amazing photog

[@gridironphoto]

That was an amazing and inspiring tour.

[@machadogyn]

Very nice presentation, great photos, great tips and such a sense of humour!

[@kaleff75]

This is my tenth time watching this and it seems I can't get enough of it. So inspiring.

[@HanFollo]

Same here. The things that actually matter for nature photography.

[@4MINUTEismynumber1]

Mr. Melford, What equipment do you use in hand, and what equipment do you fly? I heard the "pan and tilt". You have some incredible shots.

[@rydaug79]

He is one of the most entertaining photographers to watch speak.

[@Athreehourtour]

this was phenomenal thanks soo much. truly inspiring and he was awesome to listen to makes me wanna shoot... *cough and uprade my camera body.

[@MyPassionsss]

You're not only an amazing guy but that was truly one of the best if not best presentation about photography I ever saw. Thank you so much for your time. Your pictures are outstanding but I think you know that already!:)

[@azizlight4362]

Amazing Photographer ! Beautiful Channel

[@lawrencewhitehead6120]

I've watched this video a few times it is inspirational and also very entertaining

[@SipitTV]

This is so entertaining and educational video!

[@NF0J]

Thoroughly enjoyable! Thanks B & H.

[@cablemodemtech]

Awesome pictures! Great presentation!

[@HeinzTerVoert]

great video.. the photos speak for themselves.. nice tips well done BH..

[@LighthouseVision]

Mr melfordphoto is amazing, I must be his biggest fan!

[@Whigu]

Great video and it make me think differently my way of shooting photos... I learned a lot.

[@nikolayp7754]

Great presentation! Thanks a lot.

[@BandH]

Thank you for watching.

[@aiquelindo]

Amazing pictures. And what a nice man.

[@bryanpaul410]

It's 2022 and I'm loving this!. This is the second talk from this guy that b&h uploaded in 2012. Pure gold. Learning so much and just absolutely love this guy!

[@rufusgomez244]

This is inspirational stuff..need to get out and train my eyes to see light..later bother about technicality.. currently i do not know both. Thank you so much.

[@paulsorvino1504]

Very nice channel..love it..also i suggest you to try once Youpic to explore this art...best of luck!

[@thetruthrevealing]

wow I learned a lot! Thanks Mr Melford! Thanks B&H!

[@void_presence]

best presenter i've seen yet; amazing shots and funny

[@jesusoliveira2]

I've always considered a 10/1 ratio of likes/deslikes an excellent sign that I was looking at a good quality video. Now, 288/3, that´s a gem!

[@Zulimu]

Many thx for that Vid. That is very helpful. Have a nice Day.

[@DroneGirl1]

Awesome! Good video and fun to watch! I love capturing aerial footage around Ireland with my Q500 :) Greetings from Ireland! :) As we say Slan! :) Thumbs up from me! :)

[@BandH]

Drone Girl Glad you like it and thank you for watching. Your site depicting the beauty of the Irish countryside is nice as well.

[@hipdrift]

Outstanding presentation. And I might add a damn good salesman for B&H.

[@TeleVirtual]

very valuable video! thanks !

[@MTBIKEXC]

Wow - GREAT VIDEO! Thanks!

[@Golden_Gekko]

Amazing pictures! I miss more tips on composition... :(

[@bdncsu]

int the picture at 8:52 where a swimmer is seen to attempting a dive, could you go for a higher shutter speed? Because the picture of the person came out blur. Also it was a sunny day which would been helped you had thought for as said higher shutter speed lets say 1/1000. what do you say?

[@vengxance]

I love these kind of videos, where the photog shows his portfolio...

[@01Gens]

This is amazing presentation :)

[@1EKOstudio]

love this kind of videos,

[@ukguy]

excellent tutorials thanks!

[@Humpflicks]

Great! Much appreciated. Just one suggestion. Remove the bobbing head at the bottom of the screen. Drove me nuts. Super seminar.

[@SteinarA]

This has given me so much inspiration! Thanks for an awesome presentation!!!

[@Shirliegirl]

Love your video and you are fun to watch. I have a question I just started shooting in raw and I had 900 pictures to download and fix. I noticed that when I saved to JPG the quality still didn't seem as good as the raw file do you have any suggestions or is this normal?

[@BandH]

So we may best address your issue, if you could, please resend this inquiry to [e-mail], and also please include the following details: 1) What model camera you are shooting 2) What software you process your RAW files in 3) Are the Jpeg files you are referring to converted from RAW files, or are they processed as Jpegs in-camera? 4) What Software you are using to edit your images if different from #2 - Yossi

[@Shirliegirl]

B and H I have a Nikon D5200 and am using PS Elements to process and convert files to JPG. Is it better to save as TFF file than JPG? and whats the difference? thank you :)

[@BandH]

Shirley Prothero One format is not necessarily better than the other. Your choice will depend upon the end use. The TIFF format is typically used in publishing, engineering, and graphic art applications. It is important wherever bit-mapping is used for critical printing and viewing and is popular for archiving purposes as it stores images in a lossless compression format. One of the advantages over the JPEG file format is its ability to be edited and re-saved without losing image quality. The files that are created in TIFF are larger and will require additional memory however. Please contact us via e-mail if you have additional questions: [e-mail].>Mark

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[@BandH]

They are Medium Format cameras that have digital backs available for them. The sensors like 2 1/4 film is larger than 35mm film or a full frame sensor. C h u c k askbh{at}bandh{dot}com

[@dyrsten]

amazing, thank you

[@danielkim5140]

your amazing teacher

[@michaelhorton8284]

Awesome video...great presentation and photo. The people are like robots....ewwww, awwwww!! Cracks me up and annoys at the same time!

[@BandH]

Hi, please contact Michael Melford directly at info{at}michaelmelford{dot}com. Thanks for watching.

[@Tzadeck]

This guy is a boss.

[@jordao420]

What a nice guy.

[@Dinahhs3]

Woow so talented

[@GjVj]

Brilliant.

[@toddgilmore118]

I've published many photo's on National Geographic, Flikr, Facebook, WIX, and my own webs ite I created for photography as well as KZbin, Viewbug, and have thousands of ratings, hundreds of awards. All I use is my Fujifilm T500

[@markmiller272]

inspiring.

[@verywaflable]

this guy is my idol

[@poochie12350]

thank you

[@Sherri._.]

Five stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@范荣荣]

THANK

[@coreyhamilton6485]

I wonder if that polar bear made that jump.

[@96to98wasthedaddy]

"Then I accidentally took this photo of a turd.... and it ended up on the cover!" - Michael Meldfart

[@sreejinair]

:)