Hey this is Scott. Another winter video! I'm gonna use the M5 today with the 22mm f/2.
I have been using aperture priority more with the Canon cameras. Seems okay.
It's not really any issue especially when it's bright out.
Let's try this. We can get some nice close-ups with this lens.
Okay, close-up is an exaggeration here. But a little bit closer than
some lenses I guess. 0.5 meters 0.49 foot so it's six inches from the center plane.
I forgot that I had disabled the touch screen on the camera. At least I think it's off,
yeah. So in this case you press this side button to lock or unlock the ability to move the
focal point around with the little d-pad thing. It's not the best ever, but it works.
I guess one good thing about snow is you've got more than enough light to mess around with.
Of course, one thing to consider with this. If you
do use the smaller apertures you're gonna get less vignetting, which is
I think good in this case. It's a lot more pronounced in super bright white conditions.
The spot is a little higher which changes the look slightly. That'll work!
The funny thing is I can't even use the viewfinder because
the mist comes up and fogs it up almost instantly.
So it gives foreground object.. background object.. this is the main photo point.
I'm going to go to a different spot, see you in a second!
Getting close to the maximum shutter speed at f/2, that was actually f/2.2...
Yeah, it's hitting the maximum at f/2. I'm gonna try to get
over to the left. There's umm... water and curious to see what that looks like down there.
But I can't remember where the path is per se. It's a little creature!
Poor animals having to deal with humans all the time.
Okay, it's not super exciting. There's a little bit of interesting stuff, but...
So we've got some strongly flowing water here.
Just gonna change my focal point...
We definitely have a big mixture of conditions. Things to photograph based on season, for sure!
Some really up close details. It's like little spikes.
Good opening to get a little more in the photo.
It is interesting how some spots just don't have a ton of
the snow. Maybe it melted off or maybe never accumulated on them. Hard to say.
Getting into a darker area. Use f/2 for the moment.
Still using the camera in aperture priority mode.
That one tree is oddly spaced...
I don't know what I was expecting here. I think this spot gets not as much
snow or mist or anything like that.
Just going to do focus and recompose...
That was a photo outing with the Canon EOS M5.. the 22 millimeter f/2.. out in beautiful
snowy conditions. Scott of Photography Banzai.
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