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lol @ 03:13

May i ask, can still install a nato rail at the bottom of the half cage ?

The Heath Road is one of my favourite biking trails, the scenery is beautiful. And the PPJ is an amazing ride.

This is a great treat and thanks!!

June 16 is tomorrow ...

Thank you so much for the beautiful video! Reminds me of Norwegian slow TV -- human-paced in order to take so much in. Your knowledge of the area's history blends the old and new so well. Nice narration and editing!

Great video! The NCC should propose this as a cycling tour.

Thank you, , this is only one video without any marketing bullshit - just user experience. Thank you again, you helped me to make my mind clear about that lens.

Thanks Adrew for the review. I have Nikon D500 + 200-500mm, totaling 3.150 kg. Do you think this head is sturdy enough to hold it ?

Hello, what was the mm on the filter?

The new pro case is improved. The rain roll cage protects the gimbal. Files can be copied directly from pocket3 without removing the sd, while simultaneously recharging the pocket3

A great idea in theory, and I thought I had found the perfect solution for protecting the Pocket 3. Unfortunately, however, there is one major drawback that I hadn't considered and it turned out to be a showstopper: the case, as a thick, black shell that completely encloses the camera, inevitably causes it to overheat after a relatively short time during longer shots in warm weather (several shots lasting 5 to 10 minutes). This is likely the reason why DJI did NOT provide the Pocket 3 with a fixed protective cover: the camera needs air to dissipate the heat. A "winter coat" like this case considerably hinders cooling and the camera switches off after a while. You then have to take the Pocket 3 out of the case to let it cool down, which is ultimately frustrating and counterproductive. In winter, of course, this case works perfectly and I would recommend it for that use case.

Nice job Andrew! Thanks

This is excellent!

Hi there! I just discovered your channel and immediately subscribed. In this Instamic Pro Plus video, you showed that it can be used/ synced with a drone. I have a dji mini 4 pro and I am looking for options to add audio to my flight videos. I like what I saw here so, can you please comment or do a video on how to sync the mic with a dji drone. Thanks again for this vid and future ones. Ed

Hi, very helpful review. I just bought the baseplate and must say I’m having the problem of it getting stuck when not perfectly aligned. I don’t have this issue on the backpack V2. Is there a V2 for the baseplate or does it get easier w time?

Hope you pick this up from an old man just starting out. Really good video and just what I needed, thank you so much. Really well presented.

Great video with a nice mix of scenery! It was a fun day out and it was really neat to see your perspective on the way down to meet up. I'm looking forward to the next part!

Got a GPX file?☺

So i can use the F38 base on the peak design tripod to have the ''fast attachement'' right? 2:26

Arca Swiss Mount to put it on the Peak Design tripod is genius idea! Thanks so much! 😀👍🏻

Solid, but too bulky for my user-case. I am hoping someone designs a minimalist case. No luck, yet.

Andrew, two questions for you. 1. Does the Case prevent heart dissipating from the Pocket 3 and thus cause overheating? 2. How do you safety remove Pocket 3 from this case. Tight fit and a can’t find anything to pull or push Pocket 3 out the case. What do you suggest? Thanks so much for you experience.

What is the advantage of the F38 vs a full ARCA based system? I mean, couldn't the same fast cameras<->mounts swaps be achieved solely with ARCA bases and ARCA compatible mounts, without the need for an extra layer (the F38 baseplate)?

Thanks Gary!

Great vid Andrew!

Nice vid man! I have one HUGE problem with the 1st iteration of the A7iv cage - it pivots, even with the strap screw tightened, it still moves! I have a baseplate with/for 15mm rods, and the more I attach to it, the more possibilities it has to be crooked?! I wish they'd put both size hole in the bottom of the cameras like it seemed they used to? Anyway, I wonder if the Rhinoceros cage has the same issue? I would assume so, seeing how there is still only one contact screw on the base of the A7iv?

Enjoyed the video. What camera(s) do you use on the bike? I’m looking for one to record front/back. Is it a 360? Rear angle looks wider than front. It looks good. Thanks!

9:02 Using the 11mm lens, which would provide better low light quality, a6700 + 11mm, or A7CII/A7IV +11mm with Super35 mode?

Great video!!! Where did you get the mount for the phone??? Its at 2:34 of our video.

Is overheating an issue during extended use, while in this case? Thank you.

when using apsc mode isnt quality loss minimal because its down sampled from 7k?

Great review!

good and straightforward explanations, excellent examples! Thank you very much Andrew! Did you also try focus stacking with this remote?

Does the camera has internal Memory ?

Great view from the lookout … on the list for this year . Do you track your rides on any apps that you could possibly share? We are more from the GTA but made it up to The K&P and Cornwall / Long Sault in the fall and really looking forward to getting out to discover more of Eastern Ontario this year

Thank you

Great video! I enjoyed your ride!

you are a hero! enjoy

I met you years ago on a hike. We talked about colour management in photography.

Great video! I appreciate the calm delivery! Based on your video, my assumption is that with the ZV-E1 and Dynamic Active stabilization (about 1.3x) it would be fine and a great 14-15mm AFTER the stabilization. Would you agree?

Very creative composite photography. Thanks to your video, I will buy the Sony Commander Remote and experiment with composite photography!

Nice info 👍

Thank you for the review. The Tamron seems to have a decentering issue on the left side of the photo (ie. bad copy), I have seen that in many Tamrons and Chineese lenses, probably due to lesser QA during production when compared to Sony.

Thank you for a comprehensive review! I like how you favour small and light while everyone goes for the latest and greatest GM/GMii like photography is some kind of a fashion show (but hoping you can review your zoom preference for the 70-200 sector :). And it is nice to see a fellow Ottawan performing a review!

It looks like your A7RIV is out of fokus, giving it an faulty comparison

Thank you for your video! How do you think if I attach one side of a Peak Design Clutch Strap to Ulanzi Falcam baseplate 2269, will this plate fit into the ulanzi bottom plate 2270? Won't a piece of rope get in the way?

Nice case, well designed but flawed in couple of area's - The one I received was so extremely snug I actually struggled to remove my Pocket 3 from the case. I ended up having to completely remove the tripod screw and insert a 00 screwdriver up inside and pushing on the inside of tripod mount of the DJI battery extension pack just to remove my Pocket 3 from the Pro Case (that's a major pain the the backside imo). Also it comes with two coldshoe mounts and a belt clip, but only 2 screws, for gods sake why? The two cold shoes are countersunk to accept the screws, but they didn't bother to countersink the belt clip (so once fitted the belt clip screw doesn't fit flush) - Again Why? The top cover has holes to accept the Mic 2, great I guess but as a result offers absolutely zero dust protection, which is a shame. Finially the supplied wrist lanyard is a little too small for the average wrist, it's actually smaller than the one supplied by DJI. - So close to being the ideal case, but the extremely snug fit totally killed it for me.

Thanks for that review, you really put a lot of interesting details into this, and your diagram gave me all kinds of ideas. I use that lens on APCS 6700. The one unavoidable problem for me, is with group shots, its too easy to make everybody look terrible with the 11mm lens. I'd need a 16mm lens to get 24mm on my crop frame camera. I think so many movie directors use 24mm as their widest frame, because beyond that, stuff starts to distort in all kinds of nasty ways... People tell me to get a zoom, but I'm up on a mountain 6000 feet, serious low light every evening.