Olympic Area Photography - Industrial Zone
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Uploaded by PhotoGavin on Nov 11, 2011
With the London 2012 Olympic Games approaching I took the opportunity to go on an organised walk from the old industrial area outside the olympic park, right up to the giant building site which will be the Olympic stadium.
In this video I'm walking around the old industrial zone around the lower river Lee valley.
Camera: Canon 5D mark 2
Lens 1: Canon 24-105L
Lens 2: Canon 70-300 IS
Strap: Blackrapid RS-7
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makes a change, nice to watch a relaxed video with a photographer looking like hes enjoying it :)
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@PhotoGavin and sony ;)
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@MDCCCLXXIV Is that a good thing?
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That ending panorama shot was brilliant dude. Just found your channel today, consider me subbed.
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This inspired me even more to do my photography. Cheers Gavin. :)
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I have watched every one of your videos...I think. Thank you for sharing, and all the inspiration Gavin.
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Oh wow. Great Compositions.
So you decided to go there to show off your photo-taking skills to the normal citizens, eh?
While everyone was using little point-and-shoot cams, Mr. Gavin Hoey pulls out this huge camera and starts acting all professional. lol
Don't mind me. Seriously, I hope to get to this level someday; hopefully soon.
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You look a bit like David Mitchell on your videos.
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hey gavin, when you take your panos with your 24-105 L lens do you take the shots into raw and adjust them all to the sync??and do you use lens profile correction in raw on all the shots?
so if you take a pano of six shots into raw do you lens correct them all??
cheers
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THAT'S THE LENS I BOUGHT! THE 70-300!!! Oh my god, Gavin "Best Photographer in the World" Hoey is using "my" lens! AAAAH!
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@Lumpurman I use Canon because that's the system I bought many years ago. If you're starting from scratch Both Canon & Nikon make excellent cameras. On their own neither take great photos... that's your job ;-)
PhotoGavin 3 months ago 28
@mainIevent That was three shots, two stops apart. I used HDR Pro in Photoshop CS5 which features a handy "Remove Ghost" feature.
PhotoGavin 3 months ago 4