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But not in my street.

This is what the country has gone to

thanks for watching. I think (having personally been around) that there are various narratives at play. Migrants, local folk, mental health, everyone in economic need. The one thing I did not see was anyone doing it as a 'lifestyle choice' .. OK maybe one couple had rented out thier redland house and were now 'on tour' off to europe n the summer.. but that is a tiny tiny minority. Sure the locals have a right to complain.. but complian to thier governtment who is failing to home (or create economic conditions where people can thrive and home themselves) everyone.

Give way or wait? Which highway code rule? Yes I can see that maybe the crosser would have found my move intimidating so a critisism is fair. But also I am making a trade off in keeping my speed which means I am moving close to the motor vehicle traffic speed and 20 limit and not therefore holding the traffic or annoying drivers.. which is safe for me. If I had stopped then I would accelerate slowly (versus a petrol vehicle) holding any vehicles behind me tempting them into a dangerous overtake. The road planners fail to understand the value of keepng up speed if you are human powerered.

Hello Sam. my point is that I believe the Highway Code and consideration for the vulnerable dictates that the pedestrian should be allowed to safely leave the crossing, be it to an island or the pavement opposite before stationary vehicles move off. The reason for this is to prevent confusion between road users who must give way when the crossing is in use, i.e. vehicles must wait. Even if the vehicle looses speed. I agree with your last sentence. Maybe laws regarding motorised vehicles overtaking pedal bikes requires reviewing ?@@sammorganmoore

Thanks for watching. I dont think you are alone in not being able to confidently see at 'five o clock'. I failed to mention that one is climbing too so coming to a stop is extra annoting to lose ones momentum. I dont know if it is a hotel right now as they seem to have some security on the bollards that is new. Whatever. Every cyclist has to proceed with caution in the risk of coming together with a vehicle.. it doesnt matter if it is four a day or 100 per an hour we still need caution and to lose our momentum as we cannot chane it.

@@sammorganmoore you ever come down that way in the dark? I get blinded by the headlights and am creeping along unable to see.

@@bobalinga I have not. Im a fair weather cyclist really. I tend to jog in winter as soon as it is slipery- not that enjoy jogging.

thanks for wathing one of my 'no views' videos!

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Hey thanks! This is my first YT comment ever!!!! Most of my vids have 10 watches which is probably my mum. I think this video maybe has some interest - I might redo it showing (if I can get permission) some of what was shot. Or do future shoots prep. My van lives empty and all stuff lives in storage - so its not quite ready to go.

@@sammorganmoore Awesome - That would be great to see!

yep the mid loop would work with a belt I guess.. if you just tie them on at the top they will flap and ballbash. Ive never liked the lowepro velcro arrangement either. Basically these are soft, best to keep your lenses in inside another bag.

@@sammorganmoore 👍🏻

the was a gopro hero 3 or 4 . The power was a power bank into the usb input. I hate fiddling with small batteries as I am a camera operator for a job and often work with many cameras professionally. The usb port was wide and got kicked. Now im using a dummy batt to Dtap lead and a sony BPU battery which is 'pro' kit that I own anyway. There is a lead from my pannier.

8.23 at easton - im on the pavement then chopping through the busses and some faffing traffic which might not be seen as exemplary behaviour. Really most of the route is well prottected but here I have to mix it with busses cars et al in a not very tidy way.

ive no experience of ndi or ptz. you can basically.. -get crappy live view, operate focus nd iris, roll and other stuff.. it does most functions.

@@sammorganmoore interesting, thanks for the reply. So it might be basically a remote controller.

@@ChristianPodcast yes on a jib or suchlike it can be super handy. especially a busy environment where a wireless connection may be problematic.

yep seems like the file is pretty equal, the SDI XLR an ND are better on the c200, the mass is a bit better on the r6 and maybe the AF :)

does anything need setting in neutral if you are in log??

Yeah both cams have settings in profile mode. R6 is neutral. EOS original and something else. The c200 has several options. Production camera. EOS cinema. EOS original and neutral plus a few others I believe. It makes a difference if they aren’t lined up. I thought I had broken cameras until I found those Menus. Stuff wouldn’t grade right.

@@Brett.Hatfield thanks ill be checking that :)

if the camera is on a jib or an external car mount this is a major deal.. of course if it were implemented properly that would be a load better. Cat5 cable is right up my street as at events or other places where there are another1000 devices hogging the wifi this will be 'solid'

It seems that the screen goes black when you load the thing up with instructions, the image comes back. Basically you need to make an instruction (chnage iso, nd, focus area) and let it become happy with that instruction befroe confusing it with another one. Poor little thing. So just go slow to avoid blackouts maybe.

in real use it might be better to have the image off and look at your actual monitor - mine will be hard SDI cable for good lag free connectivity.

@@sammorganmoore What length cable ? HDMI cables can go about 50m, so HDMI might be an option to monitor the image as it is a full fat signal with up 30fps

@@jimjones7821 I have an atmos and sdi, so id be using that I guess. we did test a 35m hdmi for a possible gig and it workked (nikon z6 i think)

I’m on a shoot (arri) for two more weeks - it ok just about a second delay - but the info is sent to the camera fast

@@sammorganmoore No worries, Have a good shoot out there.

ive done a new vid on this.

why is it useless on ethernet? Is there any hope this may ever be sorted out ? I have an application where I really need browser remote via ethernet - wi-fi is not an option in my use case. its not looking hopeful I think if by 2021 a 2017 model camera is buggy in this area.

@@jimjones7821 jim - note my new answer above. basically i used a new router.. an old 'bt home hub' - I have the admin login for this router. Using the admin browser on the ipad I can see what is attached to the router. the canon showed up as xx.xx.xx.149 or something (not xx.xx.xx.80 as in the many yt videos) in the router admin software. When I pointed my broswer (web page) to xx.xx.xx.149 the canon camera could then be found and after using its login and password (set it on the camera maybe c200/hello or something simple) I could control the camera using the browser - it is pretty laggy but works and is much better than climbing a jib or rig to change the settings. Control of focus area and engagement of nd is pretty unique - my old focus motor will run my zoom.

@@sammorganmoore Sam - thanks for the reply - much appreciated. I am moving forward with getting this camera so will go through your steps. Thanks

Btw most things like editing password are greyed out unless browser remote is off in the camera menu

@@sammorganmoore sounds like lots of tricks

Its the C200 (8ibt) vs the Canon RP .. my feeling is to keep the RP awiating R9 or suchlike but never use it on proffesional assignments. WHich is a shame as the Z6 it repaces feels like you could use it as a b cam. Ultimately its in the bin when finances allow? I its worse at all speeds :)