My Worst Day In the Field as a Landscape Photographer
A video on YouTube. In Photography & Film, a Krater category.
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Landscape photographer Thomas Heaton hikes up Pillar mountain in the Lake District, filming a panoramic photo shoot with a Fuji GX617 panoramic film camera on a challenging, misty, and changing weather day.
From the video
Answers: How do you shoot panoramic landscape photography on film in difficult weather conditions?
- Landscape photography
- Panoramic film photography
- Using a Fuji GX617 camera in the field
- Dealing with changing weather and lighting conditions in photography
- Medium format vs panoramic film photography
- Calculating exposure with ND center filters
What it concludes
- Brackets exposures on film, such as taking a second brighter exposure at a quarter of a second, to successfully handle difficult lighting in landscape scenes.
- Forgetting to account for an ND center filter leads to significant underexposure errors on film.
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