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OM1 - Field Test - Using Live ND for Seascapes on the Cornwall Coast

Roger Hance

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In this video, I show some seascapes taken on the Cornwall coast where I use the OM1 and Live ND. The lenses I use in the video are the 8-25mm F4 Pro and the 12-40mm F2.8 Pro.
The locations I photograph at are :
St. Michaels Mount, Port Leven Beach,
Sennen Cove, Dollar Cove, Gunwalloe.
Music in the Video : YouTube Libary
Track Title : Drifting at 432Hz
Artist : Unicorn Heads

20 Comments

@Ian-gp9xu 2 years ago

Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge

@emeraldisland2023 7 months ago (edited)

Make that man an OM System Ambassador! Great video and loved the images you created. Best wishes.

@erhan10f 3 years ago

Very helpful. Thanks for the insights!

@petersmith4098 4 years ago

Thanks Roger, excellent video, I really like the look of the live ND Filters

@robfielding100 3 years ago

Lovely video …all my old haunts. You have to love Cornwall

@catherinetremerryn 4 years ago

Magical shots . I haven’t tried this technique before and you have described beautifully how to do so, thank you.

@BrianOkeson 1 year ago

Instructional and beautiful photography!

@talsostein1626 2 years ago

Port Leven Beach looks beautiful!

@fernandevaudan7774 4 years ago

Your video was really useful, I learnt a lot. The best landscape explanation OM+

@markandemmapollard6047 3 years ago

Good video and great demonstration of this new feature. Good job

@terjed1964 4 years ago

Nice pictures and like your valuable input and thoughts of the pictures.

@dinsiep 4 years ago

A very helpful and interesting video. Lovely shots too. Can't wait to get my hands on my forthcoming OM-1 and trying it all out for myself. Many thanks.

@wayneemery5709 4 years ago

Some really nice photos Roger and thank’s for the video. 👍

@Axandrego 4 years ago

Thank you. I found it very useful as how the Live ND feature works, and your teaching point on use of different positions of the camera. Change and orientation are close to the importance of lighting.

@johnsousa6708 1 year ago

Thanks god bless

@greadigaeth 3 years ago

A great video - I just love your photos and explanation. Can I ask, what software do you use in post processing? At the moment, I don't have experience with any type of software. Many Thanks. P. S. I have subscribed and will slowly go through all your videos. 😎

@MikeLaneFRPS 4 years ago

Good one Roger.

@ChadandHeather 4 years ago

Thank you

@jerrymorgan9792 3 years ago

Nice work 📷🤗

@alanryder 4 years ago (edited)

Excellent Roger, some good information here. I think that another advantage over traditional filter types is that there is no tint to worry about which - despite what the manufacturers tell you - is always there to some degree once you move to higher stop values.