@mattsphoto his shutter is quick because of money. He has a d3s which shoots about 9 frames per second. Its not a stupid question. Pro photographers always tell amateurs that the best camera is "the one they have with them". Not true. Start saving your pennies for the D4 which should come out soon.
I"m pretty sure the artifacts you see on the LCD are not cracks, but smudges. I'd bet dollars to donuts that it's sunscreen that's transferred from his cheek.
@BellamProd I think its just the reflections in the snow, if you look he puts his hands up and it makes a shadow over the screen and the "cracks" are gone. This is Chase Jarvis. I don't think he would even touch broken equipment. :)
Hey Chase, I have a question. Since you are using a tripod fixed in one position, where do you focus your AF point, or what method are you using? since you are not following the subject with your lens? Thanks in advance for your response.
@zachsilvey thanks Zach, but what if my lenses don't have the distance guide? or are you saying that basically what I need to know is the distance between the camera and subject by eyeballing it or maybe a test run before the actual shoot? Thanks again
@chuda99 Then you would want someone to stand in the general area where you want to focus and focus on them. If you are shooting at F/13 like Chase was in the video then there will be plenty of depth of field to have any subject within 10 feet of point you focused to be in sharp focus (depending on the focal length of your lens).
Chase is nervious, I can tell, cause "Shooting in iso 400 to make everything is focus - is wrong!" - Of course he knows that f and shutter makes a focus perfect, when they both set perfectly.
@krasav4ik82 but he shooting high iso so he can use a small apreture which as you said gives good depth of field :) whilst keeping the shutter speed high , although shooting snowsports i have never had it above iso 200 .
Example 50 mm f1.8 will give you a nice DOF and f18 will give you almost none DOF. 50mm at f1.8 will give you so much light, so you dont need a high ISO. Also, the higher the iso the noise the image. You cant remove the noise without loosing image details and sharpness. So, you dont need a high iso for focused iso setting do nothing with focus at all! Nice depth of filed is good with f1.8-4.0 but then you dont need high ISO.
@krasav4ik82 yes its nice depth of feild is you want a short depth of field to make the background out of focus ,but as he is shooting pipe as the skier travels towards him the whole trick needs to be in focus so in this image a "good " depth of field is actully a very large one. Iso on the d3 is sooo good no need to worry about that .
Depending if he Chase is in DX mode or FX will depend on how many fps he is shooting per squence. Judgying from the Lenses (same one as mine) its a Nikkor AF-S 70-200 f/2.8G VR lenses so it would be a maxium burst rate of 11 fps.... if he was using the new VR 2 version it would be around 9fps.
yes very easy open all the photos and them in one file in order. abd then delete every other file and erase the part that you dont want starting from the top... trying overlaying each layer
@2200ft oh boy... ok. you take all 30 photos and layer them ontop of eachother. then erase all the background of every photo (except for one) so you leave the skier. nothing to it.
@2200ft there are several different methods to do it. The way that i do it which i find easyest is to get the first pic as the background and the open up another file of the next pics, crop them to the skiier and then paste it into the 1st image it takes ages but thats how i do it any easier ways people please tell me :) Hope that helps
Hi Chase! I'm big fan of you from saudi arabia i feel that I have to see your videos and your channel in youtube every day like oxigen Beacause you teach me a lot of thing in photographer world ... thank soo mutch for your pretty clips :)
I'm a fan Chase! I am from the Philippines and shooting professionally also. I'd like to be where you are right now in the future. More power and good luck. Keep shooting awesome photos!
Canon does make something like that. It's called a 1dmkIII and IV boasting 10FPS @ 10-16mp. Also these cameras are king at buffering so really don't need to worry about what rate your card is firing at. I have relatively slow cards and am able to shoot for about a hundred frames before the buffer stops.
I would have liked it a bit better if you, I dunno, mentioned some of the TECH you were using, like that lens, the body, maybe even, say, that high speed card you were using.
It's not that hard, just look at the gear he's using. Unless that is, you shoot with another brand, which even then, you should still be aware of the flagship D3.
Nah dude. I get award winning sports photos w. a D40. I have a D7000 now but that D40 is nice
TheMoneyStealer 1 month ago
$5000 camera with a $1000 lens, surely he can afford a $10 remote shutter controller?
bruvvamoff 1 month ago
@mattsphoto his shutter is quick because of money. He has a d3s which shoots about 9 frames per second. Its not a stupid question. Pro photographers always tell amateurs that the best camera is "the one they have with them". Not true. Start saving your pennies for the D4 which should come out soon.
crooney82 2 months ago
@crooney82 nah dude, u can do magic with any camera, a good lights & correct lens :D
HiramVazquezStudio 1 month ago
shot at the end is bananas
littleshoeshopper 2 months ago
@mattsphoto Cause its a $5000 camera.
jmstew0319 2 months ago
@jakesaundersphoto d3 for sure.
bnkrazie 6 months ago
How are you shooting so fast?
thew145 8 months ago
@thew145 D2Xs has 8fps, if you want 8fps look on eBay for nikon D2/H/Hs its cheaper, but has only 4.1Mpix- i think it is enough :)
planco 7 months ago
coool dude but next time do it super cool....got it!
10mism 10 months ago
1:48 i would lol if the kidz hit C.J !
LeDrummerDu88 11 months ago
hi CJ, can you list the gear you use on your videos when you post them to give us an idea of what to use. cheers
redman68au 11 months ago
He hasn't broken the LCD screen, the lines are reflections from the snow LOL....
iAteUrCookies 1 year ago
I"m pretty sure the artifacts you see on the LCD are not cracks, but smudges. I'd bet dollars to donuts that it's sunscreen that's transferred from his cheek.
or just skin oil... Chase! Wash your face!
AeroShooter 1 year ago
@AeroShooter reflections of branches behind him
miked4592 1 year ago
Awesome picture at the end.
Longgraypants 1 year ago
1:02 The camera's screen is broken !
BellamProd 1 year ago 22
@BellamProd but that is thumbs down... That's a pity
Artgorgeous 8 months ago
@BellamProd - reflection of the grass
TheOriginalJoeBloggs 6 months ago
0:40...
TheOriginalJoeBloggs 6 months ago
@BellamProd I think its just the reflections in the snow, if you look he puts his hands up and it makes a shadow over the screen and the "cracks" are gone. This is Chase Jarvis. I don't think he would even touch broken equipment. :)
itsmeTIBOR 2 months ago
@BellamProd no reason to buy a new Camera.
Freepepsi42 1 week ago
@BellamProd I think it's reflection. look at 2:20
JnCr3ations 1 day ago
I would give anything to be your assistant for 1 day!
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graywackeknifebdr 1 year ago
i cant wait to start my job as a photographer when i get to his level i'll be so happy
totalyruben 1 year ago
wow...
kemalgalipuzunkol 1 year ago
i want your job so fucking bad, you my friends have my dream job.
somerockenguy 1 year ago 53
dude i am so jealous!!! i dont like you rigth now!! LOL hahaha!!
salsero206 1 year ago
2:11 looks like you have smashed your LCD!
edthedog010596 1 year ago
Hey Chase, I have a question. Since you are using a tripod fixed in one position, where do you focus your AF point, or what method are you using? since you are not following the subject with your lens? Thanks in advance for your response.
chuda99 1 year ago
@chuda99 He seems to shoot around F/9-F/11 which means the focus doesn't need to be spot on so you could use the distance guide on the lens.
zachsilvey 1 year ago
@zachsilvey thanks Zach, but what if my lenses don't have the distance guide? or are you saying that basically what I need to know is the distance between the camera and subject by eyeballing it or maybe a test run before the actual shoot? Thanks again
chuda99 1 year ago
@chuda99 Then you would want someone to stand in the general area where you want to focus and focus on them. If you are shooting at F/13 like Chase was in the video then there will be plenty of depth of field to have any subject within 10 feet of point you focused to be in sharp focus (depending on the focal length of your lens).
zachsilvey 1 year ago
@chuda99
Nikon's AF system will follow a moving subject without you following their movement.
watcher33 1 year ago
@watcher33 Thank you for your reply. That was the answer I was looking for :) !
chuda99 1 year ago
Awesome!! Thanks again for the info!
chuda99 1 year ago
how to you overlap the picture if u dont have photoshop is there any free software?
jgomes1992 1 year ago
how to you overlap the picture if u dont have photoshop is there any free software?
jgomes1992 1 year ago
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donatp93 1 year ago
Chase is nervious, I can tell, cause "Shooting in iso 400 to make everything is focus - is wrong!" - Of course he knows that f and shutter makes a focus perfect, when they both set perfectly.
Thanks for sharing.
krasav4ik82 1 year ago
@krasav4ik82 but he shooting high iso so he can use a small apreture which as you said gives good depth of field :) whilst keeping the shutter speed high , although shooting snowsports i have never had it above iso 200 .
barryjib08 1 year ago
@barryjib08
Sorry to tell you, but I think you are wrong.
Example 50 mm f1.8 will give you a nice DOF and f18 will give you almost none DOF. 50mm at f1.8 will give you so much light, so you dont need a high ISO. Also, the higher the iso the noise the image. You cant remove the noise without loosing image details and sharpness. So, you dont need a high iso for focused iso setting do nothing with focus at all! Nice depth of filed is good with f1.8-4.0 but then you dont need high ISO.
krasav4ik82 1 year ago
@krasav4ik82 yes its nice depth of feild is you want a short depth of field to make the background out of focus ,but as he is shooting pipe as the skier travels towards him the whole trick needs to be in focus so in this image a "good " depth of field is actully a very large one. Iso on the d3 is sooo good no need to worry about that .
barryjib08 1 year ago
man, that's slow. canon 1dmk4 could do 10fps with higher resoliution. canon pawned nikon.
Xyb3rTeCh 1 year ago
Depending if he Chase is in DX mode or FX will depend on how many fps he is shooting per squence. Judgying from the Lenses (same one as mine) its a Nikkor AF-S 70-200 f/2.8G VR lenses so it would be a maxium burst rate of 11 fps.... if he was using the new VR 2 version it would be around 9fps.
AmardaMikey 2 years ago
anyone knows how to achieve that effect in photoshop? 2:40
please teach me!! thanks!! :D
2200ft 2 years ago
yes very easy open all the photos and them in one file in order. abd then delete every other file and erase the part that you dont want starting from the top... trying overlaying each layer
thr33zyTV 2 years ago
@2200ft oh boy... ok. you take all 30 photos and layer them ontop of eachother. then erase all the background of every photo (except for one) so you leave the skier. nothing to it.
SteezyyDeezyy 2 years ago
@2200ft there are several different methods to do it. The way that i do it which i find easyest is to get the first pic as the background and the open up another file of the next pics, crop them to the skiier and then paste it into the 1st image it takes ages but thats how i do it any easier ways people please tell me :) Hope that helps
owendart 1 year ago
@2200ft
Easy you lay down your shots like a panorama. Learn how to do panorama in PS, or watch my videos - I have a video tutorial.
krasav4ik82 1 year ago
What's the fps on his camera?
bandanaface 2 years ago
8 FPS for the D3, I think.
TheStig000 2 years ago
@TheStig000 its 11FPS not 8 (:
2200ft 2 years ago
Ah, ok thanks. Even better.
TheStig000 2 years ago
@2200ft 11 only in DX mode
9 normal
SteezyyDeezyy 2 years ago
@bandanaface 9 to 11 (depending on how much of the sensor he is using. but in this vid i think its 9.
SteezyyDeezyy 2 years ago
Hi Chase! I'm big fan of you from saudi arabia i feel that I have to see your videos and your channel in youtube every day like oxigen Beacause you teach me a lot of thing in photographer world ... thank soo mutch for your pretty clips :)
Nadddooo 2 years ago
I'm a fan Chase! I am from the Philippines and shooting professionally also. I'd like to be where you are right now in the future. More power and good luck. Keep shooting awesome photos!
vitvel 2 years ago
its a shame that canon has no high mp cam with high amount of shots/sec.
but scanner you are right, at the end with high sequences the card is key. Unless the sequence is not so long. but nice tech movie, chase.
cooleye83 2 years ago
Canon does make something like that. It's called a 1dmkIII and IV boasting 10FPS @ 10-16mp. Also these cameras are king at buffering so really don't need to worry about what rate your card is firing at. I have relatively slow cards and am able to shoot for about a hundred frames before the buffer stops.
GMasterPhotography 2 years ago
I would have liked it a bit better if you, I dunno, mentioned some of the TECH you were using, like that lens, the body, maybe even, say, that high speed card you were using.
Sheesh.
ScannerBrightly 2 years ago
Nikon D3, Nikkor 70-200 f/2.8 VR, and a most likely a UDMA Compact Flash card of no slower than 60mb/sec.
jinnuu 2 years ago
It's not that hard, just look at the gear he's using. Unless that is, you shoot with another brand, which even then, you should still be aware of the flagship D3.
jinnuu 2 years ago
Excellent tip/tutorial!
hlehnerer 2 years ago
Quick and fun to watch. Super informative as always. Thanks Chase!
brycemcclure 2 years ago