Hey, this is Scott of Photography Banzai.
Out here today with Nikon AW1 10mm f/2.8.
I just missed the rain a little while ago, but get some interesting looks things to the photos and
what better to use than this camera that I don't need to worry about at all and the GoPro.
I'm gonna take a look at the options here.
Shooting modes, we've got program.. shutter.. aperture.. manual.. underwater mode..
night landscape.. night portrait.. back lighting.. easy panorama.. We can try that!
Okay I'm just moving it.
Oh wow this is a long...
And it worked! It was pretty easy.
I've been wanting to get more rainy look photos,
just in general, so having something like this super convenient.
Nice thing about these conditions is that all the paths
look different. Because they're not as reflective. Main thing I wanted to do was
take a walk today and what better to use than something to facilitate some of that motivation.
I haven't looked in too much detail at the RAW photos yet. I still have a queue of videos to edit
with these, but at the current moment the ones that I've seen look decent.
It's a one-inch sensor. It's not terrible.
It's not raining right now and even if it were I'd still be out. Right
now I've got the camera set at f/5.6 just get a little bit more detail.
I did get some lens filters for these lenses. They're 40.5 millimeters so, uhh, unusual size
but in this case I can just wipe this off without caring too much or being too careful about it.
Which the last few photo outings with this camera I was trying to be super careful
about wiping it off in the rain droplets would always manage to get on there.
I have seen some hoods, which probably be a better option.
But I'll have to look into those and see if they're like any really really nice ones
because obviously that would cover the lens front.
Some water droplets!
It's really weird looking...
Considering how old these Nikon 1 cameras are,
they had really nice autofocus for that time period.
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boat's shaking this little thing quite a bit...
I took a photo of this relatively recently. It's definitely a point-and-shoot lens.
This camera is around a 2.7x crop factor. 10 millimeter lens around 27 millimeters or so
it might not be exactly that, but still you get a decently wide angle.
Okay we're getting up to the road here. See what I can make of it.
The whole point of getting stuff like this is that I can be out in these conditions without any care.
Not sure how to solve the GoPro water problem... really not.
All right, nice enjoyable photo walk.
My GoPro battery is going down quite a bit, so I'm gonna cut it here.
Might stay out a little bit more, but yeah.
Nice enjoyable photo walk and testing out the Nikon AW1.
Works really nicely. It's enjoyable and it's another tool I can use to do things like this.
Scott of Photography Banzai.
See ya!