On this episode of Bpoint Breakdowns, Dylan Lenz dives into our production gear to give everyone a in depth look at how we film our spot and stalk hunts
@@bpointtv I have the 70-200 2.8 Sony but we sit for no more than 20-30 minutes and are running to another spot. I’m trying to decide because I have the same manfrotto in this video and I believe that’s a little small for that size lens but then again I don’t wanna be lugging around a huge tripod haha
What is your that camera mount on your backpack strap? It looks so cool.
That is called a peak design clip.
Love your stuff man! Would you like this setup for coyote hunting?
I think for coyotes you would want something a little more stationary like a tripod with a long range lens.
@@bpointtv I have the 70-200 2.8 Sony but we sit for no more than 20-30 minutes and are running to another spot. I’m trying to decide because I have the same manfrotto in this video and I believe that’s a little small for that size lens but then again I don’t wanna be lugging around a huge tripod haha
@@SmithOutdoors that is a tough decision on hunts like this where weight is definitely can make or break your hunt as well.
what is the cage on the camera and how you mounted the go pro to it? im looking for something like that for my nikon d3500
It’s a smart cage. You can get them off of Amazon. Then we just mounted shot shoe mount to it so we could our a go pro on top.