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Andrew Van Beek
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Добавлен 11 мар 2012
A 75km Gravel Bike Ride
A 75km Gravel Bike Ride loop from Morris Island Conservation Area, through Norway Bay, Shawville, Quyon, and Fitzroy.
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The Bridges Tour in Ottawa Canada
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This June 14 2024 ride in Ottawa crosses as many bridges in Ottawa as I could find in 35km. We cross the Rideau Canal, the Rideea River, and the Ottawa River. Filmed with the Insta360 X4 www.photovanbeek.com
Cycling from Ottawa to the Osgoode Trail - Part 2
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In part 2 of 2 videos, I to the finish of the Osgoode Trail and then rejoin Steve for the trip back. To see Steve's version of events, look here: ruclips.net/video/XMIf-4CVNPk/видео.html See Steve’s channel here: youtube.com/@SpokesAndScenery?si=iQJ1kpOr0gwlzy4E GPX File of whole route: bit.ly/4bqEVr6
Cycling from Ottawa to the Osgoode Trail - Part 1
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In part 1 of 2 videos, I ride from downtown Ottawa to Osgoode on the Osgoode Trail following every path available and avoiding roads. In Osgoode, I meet my friend Steve Savage and he films a video of his own from there. See Steve’s channel here: youtube.com/@SpokesAndScenery?si=iQJ1kpOr0gwlzy4E GPX File of whole route: bit.ly/4bqEVr6
Gatineau - Cantley - Wakefield Bike Loop Part 2
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In part 2 of this 2-part ride, we leave Wakefield, Quebec, and follow River Road to the Voie Verte Trail back to Gatineau.
Gatineau - Cantley - Wakefield Bike Loop Part 1
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In part 1 of this 2 part ride, I follow a back road to Cantley, across to Mont Cascades, and to Wakefield.
Trail Ride to MacKenzie King Estate
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May 3 2024 A gravel ride on the back trails of the Gatineau Park to Mackenzie King Estate and up to the Champlain Lookout
The Wakefield to Low Cycling Loop Part 2
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In Part 2 of this two-part video, I ride from Low, Quebec, to Wakefield, Quebec, on the des Draveaurs Trail and dirt roads on the west side of the Gatineau River.
The Wakefield to Low Cycling Loop Part 1
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In Part 1 of this two part video, I ride from Wakefield, Quebec to Low, Quebec on the dirt road on the east side of the Gatineau River.
A Ride from Ottawa Ontario to the Champlain Lookout
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A Ride from Ottawa Ontario to the Champlain Lookout
Scotty Makes Stuff Roll Cage
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In this video, we look at the Scotty Makes Stuff Roll cage for the DJI Pocket 3 Pro Cases. Scotty Makes Stuff us.scottymakesstuff.com/collections/dji-osmo-pocket-3-accessories DJI Pocket 3 store.dji.com/ca/product/osmo-pocket-3?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAt5euBhB9EiwAdkXWOyq6Qy1Dw356iSnpzaX4cOuaHO-rC4bJiU1gtf2wsXq0OJ1Ee2LwuhoC75wQAvD_BwE&vid=153291 MY WEBSITES Commercial Photography: www.photova...
The DJI Pocket 3 Will Make You a Better Videographer
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In this video, we go through how the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 can make you a better videographer by simplifying many technical aspects of videography and giving you more freedom to be creative. DJI Pocket 3 store.dji.com/ca/product/osmo-pocket-3?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAt5euBhB9EiwAdkXWOyq6Qy1Dw356iSnpzaX4cOuaHO-rC4bJiU1gtf2wsXq0OJ1Ee2LwuhoC75wQAvD_BwE&vid=153291 Scotty Makes Stuff us.scottymakesstu...
The Falcam F38 Quick Release System
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In this video we go through the Falcam F38 Quick release system and how it can speed up your photography and video setup and tear down, Worldwide www.ulanzi.com/collections/falcam-f38-quick-release-series?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAwvKtBhDrARIsAJj-kTganb8hQmRY5eUUisino2lXtBMOQxnwEF1O_wjcSsB53FxzEQcwFI4aAtwSEALw_wcB MY WEBSITES Commercial Photography: www.photovanbeek.com Wedding Photography: ww...
The Yongnuo 35mm F2S DF DSM
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In this video I compare the Yongnuo 35mm F2S DF DSM to the Sony 35mm F1.8 USA www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1616696-REG/yongnuo_yn35mm_f2_df_dsm.html Canada www.amazon.ca/YONGNUO-YN35mm-F2S-Aperture-Camera/dp/B08NTC2N7L MY WEBSITES Commercial Photography: www.photovanbeek.com Wedding Photography: www.andrewvanbeek.com INSTAGRAM photovanbeek_studio OTHER STUFF USED IN THIS VIDEO S...
Is This the Best Protection for Your Pocket 3?
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Is This the Best Protection for Your Pocket 3?
The Instamic Pro Plus - The Smallest Field Recorder
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The Instamic Pro Plus - The Smallest Field Recorder
The Samyang 24mm F2.8 - Small is HUGE
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The Samyang 24mm F2.8 - Small is HUGE
Sony 11mm F1.8 - For Full-frame Video
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Sony 11mm F1.8 - For Full-frame Video
Ottawa Wedding Photographer - Andrew Van Beek
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Ottawa Wedding Photographer - Andrew Van Beek
Insta360 ONE RS 1-Inch 360 Pros and Cons
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Insta360 ONE RS 1-Inch 360 Pros and Cons
Using a Stereo Microphone vs a Shotgun or Wireless Mic
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Using a Stereo Microphone vs a Shotgun or Wireless Mic
A SmallRig Cage Comparison for the Sony A7IV
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A SmallRig Cage Comparison for the Sony A7IV
The Best Urban Walk in Canada - Ottawa Ontario
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The Best Urban Walk in Canada - Ottawa Ontario
Making Your First Video - Sony A7IV
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Making Your First Video - Sony A7IV
The SmallRig Lightweight Fluid Video Head 3457
Просмотров 38 тыс.2 года назад
The SmallRig Lightweight Fluid Video Head 3457
Great view❤ Thank you very much. Very helpful.
I love how you summarized the journey that could go really wide down to some practical decisions... great video
Nice review
I have a few concerns with this system (v1 or 2) which.... 1. It could be easy for a thief to lift the camera from the neckstrap or back pack version. Especially if like me you do a lot of travel/video photography in popular tourist spots and i also use public transport to get to them, so basically where thieves/pick pocketers hang out. (does the neckstrap version at least have alocking mechanism like the tripod version? 2. Base plate screws do come loose over time and i could see it dropping off the neck/back pack strap if not regularly tightened. 3. I'm not sure wearing a camera with a heavy lens all day on a front strap of a back pack would be good for your back, especially if you are of a certain age like me! Hence why it's called a 'back pack'
@@KevinMullarkey 1. This could be a problem for some. There is no lock on the neck strap. There is one on the backpack strap. I don’t do as much travel photography as I used to but I typically have my camera in a safe position when in more populated areas. 2. Surprisingly, I have yet to have a plate come loose even during a 12 hour wedding. I do carry a tiny screw driver on my key chain that Falcam included in some of the packaging. It’s just slightly bigger than a quarter and very useful. 3. You are right about a camera with a heavy lens being difficult on a backpack strap. I spent 4 hours walking with a Sony A7IV and the Tamron 70-180, clipped to my backpack and I was done with it at the end. Now I typically use the strap clip with the A7IV and the 35mm F1.8 or something even smaller.
This is best video for this, I have sony A74, now i need a secondary camera like zv e10, but i want some ultra wide lens which i can use on both cameras.
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Thanks for this video, it says very true things, I'm just struggling between these two lenses for my Sony A7RII. One question, is there a big difference between the 2.0 and the 1.8 in photography, in your opinion? Greetings from Peru. (my work is wedding photos)
Thank you for your question from your beautiful country. There is so little difference between F1.8 and F2 that you can just slightly see a difference in background blur when put side by side. To see a dramatic difference you would have to compare F2 and F1.4. Similarly, the light gathering capability at F2 is just barely lower than F1.8 - something like a quarter of a stop.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa thank you so much
I got my stuff today! YAY! I completed my whole setup! FALCAM is discounting everything 10 to 20% right now. The only place that doesn't seem to be honoring their discount is Amazon. I literally had to contact FALCAM and tell them about Amazon not following suit. Amazon is starting to discount some of the stuff now. Anyway, I got: ✓The F38 Shoulder Strap Kit; ✓The F38 Backpack Base; ✓The Classic Strap; ✓An ARCA plate for my Ulanzi flexible tripod You are correct! The system is flawless! I was absolutely thrilled at how nicely it fits into my ARCA bases on my tripods. It doesn't add a lot of weight to the camera. In fact, it weighs less than the old ARCA plate that I took off of it. All I needed were a couple of simple components and I now feel so foolish for writing the big long dissertation to you now that I see how simple everything is! Thank you so much for bringing the video to us. It was what made me decide to go ahead and place the order and I'm sure happy I did! 😁📸
You need a zve1
I already have the A6700 and it works great on that. Still quite a crop with APSC and Active Stabe. Makes it the equivalent of about 18mm. The point of my testing was to what you can do with the 11mm on full frame and it definitely has a place.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa nice, and my point is that all the down sides of using apsc lens to solve it with dynamic stabe on zve1
@@AJTrucker ah yes, you are correct. I mix up the ZV-E1 and 10. I would love to have the ZV-E1 and was tempted when it came out. This was among the reasons why it appealed to me.
I know that it it's almost impossible to believe that I forgot something but I did. FALCAM doesn't exactly have the most user-friendly videos or website else I would not have all these questions having studied the product quite well for over a week now and the light bulb is finally just going off now that I've seen your video 💡 • In addition to the Shoulder Strap Kit V2, I would like the ability to mount my camera to things like my puppy carry bag which has wide straps on it and my other totes. I'm speculative that the Shoulder Strap Kit V2 might be limited in the width and depth of the component to which it's attached and would like to know if, while it's on sale, I should get the Backpack component as well and, if so, do I need the full kit or just the one piece? Can the Backpack Kit be used INSTEAD of the Shoulder Strap Kit or is it too big and clunky to be used on a camera strap? AND, since I only carry one camera at a time outside, do I simply need one (1) full Camera Strap Kit V2 or Backpack Kit if you advise to get instead) and one additional Camera Strap or (Backpack Plate thing) since I can use the same TOP/BASE with each? I do believe I have my inquiry complete. 🙃🙂
@@klee9016 the shoulder and backpack parts are very different. The former is used to attach existing straps to via the side anchors. It will hang from those straps. The backpack adapter clamps onto a thick strap like you have on a pack pack. There is little overlap with their uses so one will definitely work better for one purpose than the other.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa I can't believe you responded so rapidly! Thank you! I finally get it. I COULD, but it would be less than ideal, use the backpack one on a strap because I am getting the FALCAM magnetic strap that creates a full solid round but ideally, the strap kit would be used on the magnetic ends. The light bulb has now fully gone off in my head because of your patience and direction 😁 Also, I need just one BOTTOM, not two, because the NEEWER has the ARCA. Thank you so very much for all that you do! If it weren't for your video I would still be beating my head against the wall trying to figure out the many components. You are amazing!
Original comment deleted as I figured out how to order the system and I have and I'm absolutely thrilled with it! 📸👯♀️ Happy Dance 👯♀️📸
How well do these combo filters hold to the device, and can you turn it on off with it attached? Just got an original Osmo Pocket 1, was looking for reviews and saw the shot of uOttawa in the background.
Hey. Just came across your channel! We are also out of Ottawa and always “support local”! Added the sub for you. Feel free to check us out! Hope to see you on NCR paths or trails soon! 😊
What about the viltrox 16mm 1.8 full frame lens i bought for $500 that seems like a way better deal
@@dre_707 The Viltrox is a great lens but they are not easily comparable. The focal length on FF with Active Stabilization on would be 13mm for the Sony 10mm and would be 18-19mm for the Viltrox. The Sony is 165g vs 550g for the Vitrox. Different use cases for sure. I would likely end up with both.
I live and die by the Ulanzi system. Peak Design company is dead to me.
I'm the same way and have added more pieces since I made this video. The F22 system is equally useful on a smaller scale.
I am so happy that I didn't get sucked into going PD! The people who still support them seem like a stuck-up crowd which is actually why I was repelled to start with! I got my FALCAM stuff today and I am just thrilled with it! (FALCAM, the actual manufacturer, is having a big sale right now so I went directly through them instead of through one of the rebranded distributors). The top plate slides perfectly into my ARCA standard tripods and the whole entire device is not as heavy on my camera as the old Arca plate was! 📸👯♀️****Happy Dance**** 👯♀️📸
After crossing the Minto bridges you could have crossed the Sussex bridge. And went west again on the bridge over the falls. Then went back to Macdonald Cartier bridge. Nice editing and good idea for video.
super helpful review, thanks much. looks like 16" MBP might be too snug to fit in the UA15. specs indicate it to be .21" wider, curious your thoughts.
I bought one. Quit happy with it. But I’m not convinced about the effectiveness of the gimbal cover/cap. It doesn’t appear to be a snug fit. Which is obviously important. Removing the camera from the case is easy and worry free if you have the lanyard attached to the camera. Just pull it up and straight out. Excellent
Hi, what is that slot at the top of the standard case for please? (Great view)
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.
Not bad then for just guessing the route! I can’t wait to try the entire PPJ trail.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa some areas of the upper end of the PPJ run along the Ottawa River.
@@bonniezimmerling6938 I have one large loop mapped out that starts in Shawville, goes up towards Otter Lake then head west and cover more of the PPJ along the river. So many places!
Gotta love the Dear Flies …. It’s that time of year! Time to carry some bug spray with Deet
@@owenoiffer I don’t find that they bite that much. It’s mostly the annoyance of them in your face. This was exceptional though.
This is a great treat and thanks!!
June 16 is tomorrow ...
I don’t know what you’re talking about. It says June 14 right there 😉. Thanks, it’s not possible for me to post a video without a minimum of 2 errors.
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, I appreciate that. It's always fun to do a video when you have no obligations or agenda.
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 ?
I would definitely use something more heavy duty for that sized lens.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa Thanks Andrew for confirming.
Hello, what was the mm on the filter?
55mm filter thread on the lens, used a step up ring to use my 67mm VND.
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.
Thank you for your input. I'll keep that in mind for the occasional long-form videos that I make. I tend to take small clips where this isn't an issue to it's good to not get surprised by it.
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 Edmund, the way you sync with a drone is the same way that I use for everything. it’s a very low tech method where once you have the microphone turned on and you were filming, just clap one or two times to create a spike in the audio file waveform. When you are editing your video and audio, sync that audio spike with the visual of your hands coming together, and you will have a perfect sync of the two. Once you get used to it, it becomes second nature.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa thanks!!! I just ordered the newest version, the pro plus C... can't wait to try it out. thanks again.
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?
I believe there is a V2 of the base plate that works better. I’m not sure what the difference is, but I have no issues with my backpack clip. I did have that same issue with V1
@Camedia74 The base plate or the bottom plate? The plate that goes on your top plate from your backpack or camera strap or the plate that goes on your tripod? FALCAM keeps calling the tripod, or base plate, the bottom plate which is extremely confusing especially to someone like me that didn't know what they were talking about until the light bulb went off 💡. I have ARCA standard base plates on my tripods and the smallest width is 38mm. The top plate, which is attached to your camera or device, is exactly 38 mm and it fits perfectly. No need to get the expensive FALCAM base. YAY! I was trying to envision how in the heck I was going to deal with having to change plates just to accommodate the FALCAM. Turns out I don't have to!
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?☺
Oh yes of course. Where can I send it?
So i can use the F38 base on the peak design tripod to have the ''fast attachement'' right? 2:26
Yes you can. I only use mine in that way.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa yes the system is amazing, super fast. I bought the smallrig base for dji rs3, but i'm thinking abiut ti use the falcam f38 in combo with it, so i don't have to buy the falcam plate version. Do you know if i can use it on the smallrig one?
@@kaneda8625I honestly don’t know. I haven’t tried it and can’t picture it.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa Okay, I tried but f38 doesn't fit because in the peak design tripod there are two small increases that don't allow the F38 attachment to be inserted. Maybe you changed the tripod head?
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.
Have you seen their slim case? us.scottymakesstuff.com/collections/dji-osmo-pocket-3-accessories/products/dji-pocket-3-slim-battery-extension-case-us
Andrew, two questions for you. 1. Does the Case prevent heat 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.
I don’t leave it sitting for very long so overheating is never an issue for me. For the version without the extended battery, the camera slides out of the case when the bottom screw is released. I’ve heard of people having issues with this with the extended battery case.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa Thank you.
If you have the supplied lanyard attached to the pocket 3 body you can use it to pull the camera from the case 👍🏻
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)?
You can certainly use all arca Swiss but I’ve enjoyed the single button push to release the camera and the click-in ability for shaky setups. Also being able to convert any non-arca Swiss older manfrotto) has been great for me.
I love new kit but Arca is one less plate on everything.
@@pixellimages My ARCA standard plates work perfectly with the F38 components! I was so worried that I was going to have to buy new base plates. That was holding me back from ordering. I figured out that the 38 stands for millimeters. That is exactly what the fully closed ARCA standard is, 38mm
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!
I'm using the Insta360 X4 at 8K. The front and back views come from the same reframed clip. I always zoom in more for the forward facing view so you can recognize stuff, and wider when facing me. You can zoom in as little or as much as you like. The plus side of the 360 is the reframing after but it does add a lot of extra time. Close to double the time of using 2 cameras.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa thanks for the detail!
9:02 Using the 11mm lens, which would provide better low light quality, a6700 + 11mm, or A7CII/A7IV +11mm with Super35 mode?
I haven't actually compared side by side but I think the A7IV is cleaner because of the over-sampling and higher top clean ISO (3200 for the A7IV).
Great video!!! Where did you get the mount for the phone??? Its at 2:34 of our video.
That’s was just cobbled together from an old selfie stick and a cold shoe mount that had lying around. Anything with 1/4 20 should work the same.
@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa Thanks
Is overheating an issue during extended use, while in this case? Thank you.
The longest I have tried for continuous is 1 hour using 4K. No problem with that.
Thanks good to know. My case is on order. Nice job on the video!