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nice to see people talking about phone cameras the same way they talk about real cameras, really nice

an iPhone is a REAL camera, 3 of them actually.

this video is going to blow up in the algorithm :)

“Best camera is the one you have on you” so true

Tesla camping good

Yeees

Let’s gooooo

Brother, you need to stop using so much filler words in your vocabulary.

What camera do you use shooting this video?

Do u have an instagram .? Thanks in advance 👉🏻👈🏻

First !

So where Newport is this campsite?

Where are the links boy!!!

Have you made any videos on your channel with this camera?? Id like to see results ^_^

Sunroof blocks heat and light in the morning? Noticed you didn’t cover it.

Hey there, this is Helen from Vicseed. I do really love your great content and we have many Tesla-related products, and we would like to sincerely invite you as our brand ambassador, may I know if you're interested in it?

The roof rack will dramatically reduce the efficiency to the point where you will regret it. Just get some reusable grocery bags and move things around. You have plenty of room inside the car.

What about the stabilization on video?

Great video bro. Just got my model y long range and I really wanna start camping in it. Good video! Solid !

We have noticed a lot of RV parks don’t allow EV charging. Have you run into problems like that?

Nice information good video

Be honest please, which camera do you recomend for vlogging between this two? -Canon G7X Mark iii -Sony ZV-E10 Thanks a lot for this review!!!

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Nobody does UV filters these days.

Dude this is au good!

The free lens cap that normally comes with a lot of lenses suck so I should buy some cheap glass to put in front of it instead?

lens hood! lens hood! lens hood! lens hood! also use the cap!

Don't listen to this guy!

It is generally a bad idea to use a UV filter. Placing UV filter glass in front of your front lens element changes various physical light characteristics entering into your lens. The front lens element has many carefully crafted lens coatings on it, these are physically designed and tested to have only air (and most definitely not a UV filter) in front of them to minimize glare, reduce chromatic aberration, filter certain wavelengths of light, and reflect ultra-violet light. By placing a UV filter in front of your main lens element, you are essentially placing a small window in front of your lens. Shooting through a window usually produces poor results, and yes, the UV protector is a bit higher quality than window glass, but it is still a piece of glass. This is why I do not see UV filters on anything but amateur photographers lenses and the phrase I hear from pro's is "why would you put a cheap piece of glass in front of your $5000 lens?" Source: I am a wildlife photographer and have worked with many professional photographers and videographers in my various roles in VFX, robotics, etc.

I'd much rather use a lens hood than a UV filter. I don't like the idea of putting inexpensive glass on a $3K lens. Even the best UV filters are not all that good. I was having issues with photos not being sharp and it's because i was using the UV filter on my outdoor photoshoots. Once i took it off, my photos were noticabley sharper

25 dollars on a 2000 dollar lens....

Dumb solution

are you stupid?

So you would risk scratching/damaging/contaminating your 2000$ lens because it take more than 1 second to take the cap off? If something inside your bag or out damaged the UV filter, the next target is the lens glass itself, and the shatters from the filter will surely be sharp enough to scratch it permanently. A lens cap is many times more resistant than a UV filter. This is like eating soup with a fork because the spoon weighs more and hurts your wrist when holding it

UV filter degrade the image quality. Don't listen to him

Or put a lens hood on your lens, it keeps the lens open without the possibility of reflections, and if you drop the camera, the lens shouldn't shatter.

So, you put a cheap uv filter on you 2K+ glass? Hmm...

I have UV filters on all my lenses. But I go one step further. I put an additional stepup ring in FRONT of the UV filter. First; I now no longer use the lens hoods; too much of a burden; the small amount of step up right gives me slightly lenshood-esque on wide angles; and on tele's I can just but just blank rings and extend the ring line a filter. I go through a LOT of lens caps; they get lost all the time; this is when you should GO CHEAP and buy lens caps in bulk. One of the benefits of having stepup rings is; that ANY lens hood will fit; for example; I have a 58mm UV filter; I put then a 67mm step up ring on it; and it found that I can put another 72mm step up right on top of that. With a pinch nose lens cap; I can use the 58mm, 67mm, or 72mm lens cap; and they will work; and so I now just have a bunch of lens caps in my bag without having to try to mix and match lens with lens cap. The other benefit is; if you bump the lens; the stepup ring gets scratched; which is fine. I banged the front of my lens the other day at a restaurant; so much so that the stepup ring was bent badly; but the UV was fine; the stepup ring was so bad I had to use pliers to crush the stepup ring to remove it.. $2 damage. Better than my $30 UV filter and better than my $900 lens as far as taking damage. So if anything; I say you haven't gone far enough.

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I need to know what water bottle that is!

The frunk is a great spot for your cooler!!!

Selling my Camaro for a Tesla just to do this

Great episode btw :)

I'm watching from Yucatán, Mexico!!

YAY! So dope man.

SO SO DOPEEEEE!!!

You have done a great job. You are part of that reason. You are a missionary with us mccj. Thank you for sharing your gifts every day since before 6:00 am

I love this so much!!! We love positivity! Keep following your dreams, so inspiring!