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Stray Spondonicle
Australia
Registrace 13. 09. 2016
Watch me as I travel and explore awesome new locations on epic adventures and learn to improve my filmmaking. I'm a traveler who wants to inspire you off of the beaten track and out into the wilderness, just make sure you're prepared for the journey.
Remarkables Arch and Bicheno Blowhole
Today I travel to the Remarkable Cave, a truely magnificent natural wonder, however then I need to cover a fair amount of ground to keep to schedule, so the next stop is quite far away at Bicheno Blowhole, where you can also spot a little penguin making its home amongst the rocks, along with some crabs and other sea creatures.
Vlogging Gear:
Cameras:
Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii lens
iPhone 5
Tripod:
Zomei Z-688
Editing Software:
iMovie
Music:
Drink - Charlie Bolland
Tell Me - Lyvo
Vlogging Gear:
Cameras:
Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii lens
iPhone 5
Tripod:
Zomei Z-688
Editing Software:
iMovie
Music:
Drink - Charlie Bolland
Tell Me - Lyvo
zhlédnutí: 66
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WINEGLASS Bay Hike ~ Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania
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Today I got up super early to explore Wineglass Bay Lookout and then hiked through to Hazards Beach, before arriving back at the carpark just as the tourist busses rocked up. I also stopped for lunch at the Bangor Wine & Oyster Shed, where I ate some delicious oysters in a beautiful outdoor setting. See the tranquil Tasmanian beach from the lookout and enjoy the beautiful scenery from my hike. ...
Canoe Bay / Bivouac Bay ~ Tasman Peninsula
zhlédnutí 301Před 7 lety
Today I go for a hike around Bivouac Ba, ending up at Canoe Bay, where my biggest regret is not staying at the campsite here, due to the stunning beach located only a few hundred metres from the campsite! Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688 Editing Software: iMovie
Magical Waterfall Bay ~ Tasman Peninsula
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The Tasman Peninsula has some extraordinary natural landmarks which are definitely worth the short walks to each of them! The landscapes are picturesque every way you look, start the walk from Tasman Arch / Devil's Kitchen and go past Patersons Arch on the way to Waterfall Bay. Parks Tasmania Link: www.parks.tas.gov.au/?base=1527 Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii ...
Platypus Spotting at Lake St Clair, Tasmania
zhlédnutí 400Před 7 lety
Today I wake up to the spectacular view of my campsite besides Lake King William, before hiking around Lake St Clair and attempting to spot a platypus! Come experience the beautiful and varied scenery that is the central plateau of Tasmania with me. Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688 Music: Meditation - Autumn Keys
SOLVED Olympus HISS on-camera audio
zhlédnutí 19KPřed 7 lety
Video Updated on my main channel czcams.com/video/x02YGQzZnZw/video.html How to remove the audio hiss from an olympus, or similar, camera. Hiss has plagued the Olympus DSLR camera range for a while, with no real solution, however I have found a way to get usable audio straight from your camera. From several experiments, having IS turned on or off, using an external microphone or not, and the di...
Hiking Philosopher's Falls
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Just past the small mining town of Waratah is the stunning walk to Philosopher's Falls. Discovered by James Philosopher Smith in 1871, who succeeded in finding tin ore to be mined in the waratah region. The walk is really beautiful and the waterfall is spectacular, however you'll want to be fit enough to tackle the 210 stairs down to the lookout. Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii wi...
Tarkine Drive: Riddles at Lake Crisholm
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Exploring Lake Crisholm in Tasmania, I am challenged with a riddle, despite giving an incorrect answer, I am finally allowed to pass and continue my adventure. Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with the 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688 Music: Meditation, by Autumn Keys
Tarkine Drive: Hopelessly LOST
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Today I visited Sumac Lookout before attempting to walk Balfour Track, however the hopeless state of the track meant I got very lost and gave up after about 20 minutes and I had also lost count of the number of trees across the track! Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688 The 9 seconds of Music: Within Dao Forrest - Mysticgroove Colle...
Tarkine Drive: Sinkhole and CLOSED Tracks!
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I check out a sinkhole on the Tarkine Drive and discover a lot of hiking tracks are still closed. I also stop for lunch at a beautiful riverbank parking area. Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688
Tarkine Drive: Trowutta Arch in Tasmanian wilderness
zhlédnutí 623Před 7 lety
Continuing to travel around Tarkine Drive through the Tarkine wilderness in Tasmania, a relatively untouched and unpopulated area of tasmania. In this vlog I adventure to Trowutta Arch, exploring a stunning geological landmark! It's a relatively easy and muddy 15 minute walk, except for the final descent, which is relatively steep and slow, careful going. Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM...
Tarkine Drive: The Edge of the World
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Today I started on the Tarkine Drive, which is a circuit around the North-West coast of Tasmania. It has a lot of cool tourist attractions to visit and is easy to navigate. Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with the 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688
Tasmania ~ Marrawah Free Camping Site Vlog
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A beautiful camping ground, however you'll need to share it with some birds and a strong sea breeze! Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with the 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688 MUSIC Song: Don't wait (Forthcoming on Dark Clover Records) Artist: Kilimanjaro
Hiking The Nut - Stanley Vlog
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Join me as I hike around the spectacular circuit walk on top of the Nut, next to the town of Stanley, as part of my Summer-Holiday Tasmanian Road Trip. Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with the 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688 Music: Ed Sheeran - I See Fire (Kygo Remix) Instrumental Edit by Trivoty DISNEY TARZAN - YOU'LL BE IN MY HEART (piano instrumental cover) - Be...
Vlog: Table Cape, Sisters Beach and Dip Waterfall
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Dip Waterfall is absolutely spectacular, with some mighty old trees just a few metres down the road. Vlogging Gear: Cameras: Olympus OM-D EM5 mkii with 14-150mm mkii lens iPhone 5 Tripod: Zomei Z-688 Music: Title: Jingle Healing Title: Folk Tango Title: Piano Melancholy 3 Artist: PeriTune Music material: http: //peritune.com/
Winterbrook Waterfall hidden deep in the woods
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Winterbrook Waterfall hidden deep in the woods
Echidna Spotting: Leven Canyon Pt. 1, Tasmania
zhlédnutí 77Před 7 lety
Echidna Spotting: Leven Canyon Pt. 1, Tasmania
Superb. Thanks for uploading this video.
Thank you for sharing your hike in Freycinet National Park. We are looking forward to this adventure. You covered it well. Well Done to avoid the crowds. Nice way to finish the day with oysters 🦪
Nice work, what type of camera did you use? Oh, and the name is actually pronounced - ‘Fray-sin-ay’ named after French explorer, Louis de Freycinet. ⛵️De rien 😎
This is not a solution, it's a workaround with a slightly better result. The solution is this: Gears Icon, I Movie section, PCM Recorder Link, Camera Rec. Volume (press right arrow on D pad). Choose "Inoperative" with up/down arrows and click "OK" to confirm. It disables additional audio signal processing and simply uses the external microphone and disables both audio processing and the internal microphones. The audio quality is now comparable to a mobile digital recorder like Tascam or Zoom with external microphones. czcams.com/video/3VaGeIBY3wE/video.html
This is the real solution many thanks!
Wonderful video. Amazing Scenery. Thank you for Great Sharing.🎼🤔🏞️🌴🌲
Haven’t had this problem with Röde videmicro.
bro check my day out compared top yours lol, i did cape hauy and Bivouac Bay in one day lol....
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Of course, if you need to drop the levels to eliminate the hiss, you need a powered and fairly hot microphone to make up for that. Trying to use a passive microphone on an Olympus camera is a recipe for disaster.
No, that's incorrect: czcams.com/video/3VaGeIBY3wE/video.html
this helps me a lot but, shouldn't it be the internal mic to be lowered??
Thankyou for sharing!! so beautiful landmark!!
Still sounds like crap. Em5ii is a useless POS for video.
Thank you very much, useful!
How long did it take
Hi, mate! Where's the lighthouse located?
Super rushed, abbreviated and therefore useless, incomprehensible tutorial.
I think you mean excellent, to the point, efficient, no-bullshit breakdown of how to handle external microphones on Olympus cameras.
Very pretty. Did you film this with the Olympus. Audio is it the camera mic or Rode mic ?
Thanks. I have an E-M1 and the operation manual is crap. This helps.
I'm using the Rode videomicro and still get the hiss even after changing those settings. I actually get nothing but hiss.
function of not having enough control on the microphone gain settings, you won't have enough control over the input gain to balance out the overall volume and boosting it in post will just make it worse.
So essentially the mic is a paperweight.
well no, the camera's internal mic processing skills are lacking. With that mic, turn your gain UP until you hit reasonable levels for volume without peaking. That mic works great on cameras (or even phones) that have decent audio-processing capability and will still sound better than the built in mic on correct settings, you will just still have the hiss.
Try using a powered microphone. If you drop the levels in the camera to eliminate the hiss, you need to make up for it with a hotter mic signal going in. The Rode VideoMic Pro is the obvious choice, but if your budget is a little tighter, I own and recommend the Takstar SGC-598. Rode did some brilliant marketing by putting their name on all the foam covers so everyone would think that's what all the cool CZcams pros are using. But there are many great choices out there for microphones without the Rode Tax.czcams.com/video/p9rrr3l3yuA/video.html If you're trying to record people speaking, you might want to try a wireless lav mic kit because that brings the mic closer to the speaker. You can often get better audio from a cheap lavalier mic than you can with an expensive shotgun mic farther away from the speaker. czcams.com/video/as3TmHJWunk/video.html The Saramonic MixMic is a truly interesting choice because it's more than a shotgun mic...it's a way to add XLR inputs to a camera that only has a 3.5mm input. www.adorama.com/sarmixmic.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwwYP2BRBGEiwAkoBpAiflvhYzAkGpurn9hTOb-ny6qSavNXqT6u_mtuiLvbMQBPj3TLp9LxoCB7IQAvD_BwE&
good video
super cool caves! Great vlog! We do travel vlogs too. Check out our latest episode if u have time!
Hello Tasmania...Great informative video...I will try your method. I use a stereo microphone, into the Zoom H1 as a preamplifier/buffer/(second recorder backup), and its output goes via a Y-splitter to the camera and headphones. Greetings from Denmark...Jakob.
hey Jakob, If you've got a zoom H1, you'd be better off recording the audio on the zoom H1 itself, which is a much higher quality recorder and syncing it back together in post. I'm not sure if you can internally record on the zoom H1 AND output the audio to the camera, but doing so would make it even easier to sync in post. There are numerous tutorials on syncing audio in post and it's pretty simple to do, even in iMovie! For iMovie: drag the audio clip over the entire video clip and adjust it until you can only hear one, clean audio track, then mute the video's original audio track and export the entire clip. Re-import the newly synced audio/video clip and cut your project using that. It saves you messing up the audio once you start cutting your project.
Hello hello again...IMovie sounds interresting and easy...but I am on a PC. The H1 records and outputs (in sync) to the camera. Sound in camera is fine for normal use. If I need better quality, I will for sure use the H1 audio and sync it. .
My point is that iMovie is a pretty basic editing program and that it still supports syncing audio, so your equivalent windows based software can probably do the same. For the most part, if you lower the camera gain to -10, then adjust the H1's levels to compensate, the audio should end up pretty good, unless you're in a very quiet room! It's certainly nice and simple syncing the audio in camera :)
Hello hello again...In "the world of electronics" we have a saying: "The best preamplifier is a short piece of wire"... I will for sure lower and monitor the levels of the cameras audio recording. I am planning to buy the HLD-8 grip...it has a minijack headphones out.Greetings for now... Best of luck with the wild Tasmanian nature...Jakob.
@@strayspondonicle8888 Any external (even a lavalier) mic connected to either zoom H1 or Tascam, gives an excellent recording i.e. better than w/o a mic.
Hey, nice video! i myself post a new travel and drone flight vlog regulary. please feel free to check out my work too ;-) thanks and keep on your good work here!
I love your glasses 😍😍
Awesome! You definately deserve more subscribers!