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Good day, everyone. Sorry, late to the party. I will add this to the conversation and (if anyone is still reading this thread) perhaps someone will find the information useful.
Last Spring, I walked the Camino Mozarabe, San Salvador, and the...
Thats my problem, i live/love to capture special moments of light
Crepuscular rays inside buildings
Shades of gold
Singular things lit up by a stray ray
Sunsets...
My eye is forever roving for special compositions,moments and juxtapositions
Its...
Minimising equipment has been on my mind for many months, and I've played with all sorts of configurations. On my first Camino I only took a Nikon Z50 with a 35mm f1.4 prime, and a 50-250 kit lens. The kit telephoto proved very useful to...
A full frame camera (or even a cropped sensor camera) is going to handle the low light much better than a phone with a tiny sensor. No tripod needed.
I'm out all evening after walking all day, exploring the cities and towns. For me, It's the...
The rest of the equipment is really the two other lenses, which I keep in my backpack. I have a small bag that I carry around with me once I check in to the accommodation. I often carry one of the spare lenses in that.
I took my canon eos with 18-55mm lens and that lens size was great. Did a few days sightseeing in Bilbao before the Camino, while getting over jet lag, so wanted the camera.
Used it quite a bit, but was also taking photos with an iPhone.
As the...
A light tripod is a good idea for astro. I'm taking mine for long evening exposures primarily but might try some astro now you mention it. 👍
I hope to make some videos while there for my YouTube channel, and share photos in the videos and on...
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