Good tips. BTW your 'Small Heath' is a Meadow Brown.

Incredible 🦋🦋

It is not necessary to blast my ears with loud music when you show examples.  Thanks for the tips.

thank you for sharing your tips! 👌🦋🦋🦋

Thank  you for sharing one of the best on YouTube.👍🏾

Great video Kevin. Jimmy

Nice photo graph

Valuable tips. Thank u

Thank you very much.

I'm extremely new to butterfly photography so watching this has been really helpful. Many thanks and best of luck with the channel 🙂👍

Kevin, Thanks for sharing some great tips.  Letting the butterflies come to you and the distances from You to the Subject to the Background should really help someone new to shooting butterflies.

fantastic!!!, thanks  for sharing...the best tutorial I've seen so far. I'll put it to practice soon.

Loving your videos Kev… we do need to catch up with the cameras one day.

Butterflies and Dragonflies are some of my favourite subjects. My camera gear and setup is a Canon 90D with a Sigma 100-400 lens. My other lens is a Tamron 90mm Macro. I shoot manual with Auto ISO. I agree that the long zoom lens is convenient giving a longish set back from the subject, and a creamy out of focus background.
Very nicely done video. Very informative, I will be watching more.
I live in Toronto, Ontario and we a remarkable variety of wildlife here in the city.

Thanks for the tips Kevin, I hope to use them soon.

I believe the is an audio problem. To hear the speech I need to keep the volume high enough. But then, the music becomes deafeningly loud.

Subscribed hoping to do some butterflies this weekend subject to wind conditions ! Good video Kevin 👍😍

Nice video Kevin! Any suggestions on capturing butterflies in flight?

Thank for the tips, could you please try to get the sound level more constant. Thankyou.

Very useful video kevin thanks again. Do you do post processing and what software/settings do you do?