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Overly laboured repetition repetition sorry did I say repetition just to be clear about repetition of only a half truth regarding hyperfocal distance. Completely forgot to mention aperture is fundamental too rather than just a mere thing to play around with.

Fog fog fog fog fog, if I put 10 landscapes on my wall, not more than 1 would be a picture of fog.

Best motivation video out there 💪

I could listen you hours. You are a great man 👍

Great video

You are a great man first of all, after that you are a great photographer and an awesome teacher. I really love to watch you working the shots in the field 🙂👍

Wow, this was the most incredible lesson on the entire WWW!!!! Priceless!!!! You are a superb instructor and a phenomenal photographer! Really am very thankful for your generous spirit to put this out here. I have learned more in 2 days watching your videos than all the years of those other sites that put together various e-books and YT videos.. THANK YOU! I aspire to master photography and get to a level of understanding that you have - soon.

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Thank, Dave

Great tips thanks.

Thanks for the tips!

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Beautiful scenery. Where in Olympic is that?

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Great video I like watching so much

Thank you for sharing your amazing gift. 🩷

Hi Dave blending all these images was any filters used? Great videos. Thanks

Is it convenient to use Stellarium mobile app for planning Milkyway photography? I find Stellarium easier to use than Photo Pills

Hi Dave: Your web site says to leave questions here, even if it doesn't exactly pertain to the topic of the video. I have been backpacking with my camera for about 50 years now. Although I turn 70 this year, I see no reason to stop now. I just need to plan a bit more thoroughly and maybe shorten the hikes just a bit. None of the of the other youtubers who I occasionally drop in on are backpackers, so I really enjoy your videos. I have never hiked the Cascades but I enjoy them vicariously through you. As a wilderness backpacker/photographer, I was interested in your thoughts wrt filters - CPs and NDs. I try to take pretty good care of my gear, but despite my best efforts my current filters (not the cheapest/not the most expensive) have lots of microscopic scratches on them - which is disappointing. I've seen the "scarring" on your tripod ball head in some of your videos, so I know you meet the terrain head on. Which brands have you felt held up the best to these demanding conditions? Thanks Doug in Montana

Hello. I'M NOT SURE IF I HEARD CORRECT, but did you mention the second lens is a 30-200mm? Which one is it exactly? Did you mean Nikon NIKKOR Z 24-200mm?

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What is your recommendation to keep dry when hiking in rain/heavy rain? Men's Copperfield Wind Shirt , I see that you are using this jacket, does it keep you dry when you are hiking in heavy rain/rain?

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Amazing, those mountains glowing. I've never seen anything like it. Thanks for sharing. Where is it?

Hey, quick question. You mention a keto diet, but some of your previous backpacking food videos show dehydrated lentils and quinoa. Do you stay on keto in the field? If so, how?

very cool video, i learnt a lot in a short timespan, thanks

Great. ETTR works for wild life, landscape photography! Is it really worth the while?

Dave, how do you protect yourself from animals like Bears, big snakes, Tigers, crocodiles and other scary animals? How do you check you are safe before going there? 😊

thank u

Wild Lion's mane, awesome!

Absolutely

Such a helpful tutorial - thank you!!

Thanks Dave. I have wondered more than once what your power strategy was when your away for several days at a time.

I'm headed on a long backpack trip later this year...deciding if I need the 14-24 as well as the 24-200...an extra pound may be worth it.

So very true. I felt that way just yesterday, trying to make excuses. I finally went out, and it was just amazing. I would have missed amazing things to photograph. Plus the exercise I got out of it. Thank you for the awesome video. It really spoke about my thoughts and actions.

Nice video! Last trip I did the lay down test! Took 8 tries the one night but got a nice spot!

Thx for the info, appreciate you sharing your knowledge and insight 🙏

hi, i really like your channel and the videos! really good info and that nature... amazing :) question I have is this, since it has been 2 years since the video went live, what do you think about micro four thirds system. is this something you would consider if starting from 0 or even now? would you consider switching to MFT? thanks and all the best

How do you pack your lenses and body in your pack? Do you wrap them between clothes or use a small camera bag? Waterproof them?

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Great tips Dave! Thanks for sharing.

Great Video Dave, Hope all is well with you, We moved to eastern TN 2 1/2 years ago... come visit the Great Smokey Mountains

Excellent video. My setup is very similar, base weight 7 lbs not including camera gear. ULA Ohm II pack. Ghost Whisperer Hoody is my default puffy down to 25F. Colder than that I switch to an Arctyrix Cerium hoody, colder than that I have a Marmot hooded puffy that I've use in the winter. Merino base layers, fleece mid layers. I have a Zpacks tent, earlier version of what you have, for when I'm sleeping on the ground. Primary I'm a hammock guy and I use a Warbonnet Blackbird and Warbonnet 20F quilts. Hammock Gear dyneema tarp. For bad weather I bring a hammock sock which raises my temp 15 degrees. I've had that setup in some pretty sketchy weather and it all works great. I use a trash compactor bag too. Anything I need to keep dry goes in that. I have never had any water issues with that despite swimming rivers with the pack floating in front of me and deluge thunderstorms, all day rain. My stove is an alcohol cat food can. That works great down to about 25F but colder than that I go with a UL butane setup (because the alcohol is difficult to light in cold temps). Freezing and deep winter I run a Whisperlite and inverted butane or white gas. I use trail runners too. Trash bag idea is great for drying wet shoes. Darn Tough socks all the way.

It takes some big efforts to be a nature photographer. Never thought to switch to glamour photography in a luxury condo 😊?

What do you use for rain situations? Any jackets?

Great info 👍🏽

Another impressive life lesson in preparedness and its benefits. Thank you!

Thanks for the video and tips

Terrific tips and I always appreciate your videos Dave. Keep exploring! I love being along for the trips and learning so much to prepare for my own.

I keep looking at the title and 15,000 miles just keeps jumping out. Although I dont camp out, it's still an interesting subject, especially when the advice is coming from the basis of experience and I'm sure many people will benefit from following your thinking around this subject.