This CAMERA TRICK Saved my Photoshoot!

[@ian_worth]

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[@murraymcgregor4411]

Thanks Ian for the clear explanation of the Custom settings. While I've been aware of them, I never thought to use them in a practical sense. Now I'm motivated, haha.

[@timrosenburgh8597]

Hi Ian. Another interesting video. I must admit i haven't used my custom settings dial, but i think i will now, so thanks for the tip. It was nice to see you out trying wild life photography and it was a shame that they didn't play ball. You managed to capture some nice image's of the flying birds. Look forward to the next one.

[@randyschwager84]

Great advice! Thanks for taking me along!

[@keithdavies7167]

Love this place Ian have spent many a happy hour there photographing the wildlife

[@kennethnielsen3864]

Thanks for sharing.

[@alanglover590]

Hi Ian, Do you ever use the in camera crop settings? Thanks for your videos I really enjoy them.

[@plevesque]

I will try to set up my Sony a7IV, it is a very good trick !!!!! Thank you again !

[@colingreen2320]

Another great video 👏🏻 Why turn the IBIS off in your tripod mode?

[@MRMDBirdman]

Just to note Ian, that the Egrets you're seeing are Little Egrets not Snowy Egrets. Snowy Egrets are an American species, not often seen in the UK. Otherwise great video. I think the learning point for me is enjoy the great day even if you don't get that fantastic photo.

[@albertphillips447]

Say Hey Ian! I am using this comment to share my recommendations to your recent call for thoughts on your search for a new "pocket" camera. I have been having a virtual conversation with you since you brought up the subject a couple videos ago, and here is the perfect solution. DON'T DO IT! After watching you, and paying close attention to your style, I believe you already have the prefect pocket camera for your requirements, the Fuji XT-3, you will just need a bigger pocket, I suggest a small sling bag, the Tenba Solstice 7L Sling Bag will carry the fuji and an extra lense, and after watching your review of the X100VI, I don't think you will be satisfied with out the reach of a telephoto, I know, I know it will not fit in your pocket, but hear me out, I have bought a few pocket cameras over the years, and they pretty much sit on the shelf. It seems like you have been bitten by the gear bug, I think a Tamron 18-300mm would provide inoculation ($550 used). A couple weeks ago you mentioned spending on hiring an assistant, I think this would give you the biggest bang for your buck, er pound. You might even be able to charge him/her for the lessons, and they could carry the gear too. There, now that have gotten that conversation out of my head, I will relax and watch CAMERA TRICK. Please keep the great videos coming. Al

[@petrub27]

a dial w 7 c settings? gosh, what an ugly design