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@@alechirschauer1592 For this video, I used an Insta360 X4 since no drones are allowed at that location.

@ I use one as well, but mine is the older X2 version. The different angles you can achieve are pretty cool. I took some footage in the Grand Canyon this past summer, and the insta360 almost makes it look like drone footage

@@alechirschauer1592 Totally. With a 3m stick, you can get some amazing views! I also went to the Grand Canyon with a 360 camera: ruclips.net/video/ngf_bS3paNM/видео.htmlsi=xuDfn5fetfqtStCA

@@digitalupgrade1Totally fair and I do think it's subjective. Generally speaking, I find Normal pretty good out of the box if slightly overexposed. I think it's great if you want something good looking to use immediately. The HDR was actually the most accurate when seen on the right device otherwise it looks a little washed out.

@@AZGeek520 Straight from the camera. See the HDR version from a capable device to see what that really looks like.

I used Davinci Resolve. You simply scale the clips 50% and then position them using X and Y coordinates.

It really depends on the weather. Generally speaking, it's typically very hot on race day and the first lap will feel fine. It's the second lap that gets almost everyone especially as the temperature rises. The course is quite challenging due to the Bulldog climb itself which is nearly 4 miles long with 1800ft of climbing. So, I score it as a 7/10 with the following deductions: -1 point: Because it's a double loop (can feel repetitive) -1 point: It's not really a 50K (more like 46.5K) -1 point: Almost always a hot race (I'm not heat compatible) Otherwise, everything else about the race is good. If you get there early enough and park inside the park, the start/finish is right by the parking lot. You could also park for free outside the park and walk in. Being a SoCal trail race, it's very organized with great aid stations, volunteers, and well marked courses.

Honestly, I continue to really love it and it's always in my trunk. I probably use it at least twice a week when I head out to the trails. It also makes for a good impromptu towel if I need something to lay down on at the beach. It also makes for a nice pillow when taking car naps.

@@groovc Awesome. I ordered some based off your review. Just waiting for them to arrive.

Westridge Trail in Pacific Palisades, CA.

@@groovc thanks. Nice one. I've done a few Hover running videos but I keep viewers thinking as to how they are produced. Many d ask, "who was filming you?!"

I've taken it to the track and blasted out some 200m sprints and it did a good job of keeping up. Its limit is around 20km/h (12mph). I guess if you're "elite fast" then it might not be fast enough. It works best when your speed is constant. Also, if it's a moderately windy then it might affect how smoothly it tracks you.

I parked on Almond St. in the neighborhood. There were no restrictions when I did it. You then have to run up Skyline Rd. until you hit W. Cucamonga Truck Trail to start the run.

Yup. Everything shot with the X1. That particular one was in manual mode using my phone to do a side pan shot.

They're wider for a Nike but still not for wide feet. Energy return is livelier than react but less bouncy than I thought it would be. Grip still isn't as good as other brands.

Thank you!

270Pro selfie stick + ulanzi hummingbird universal mount

I ran a 50K race in them and felt like they offered decent cushioning for that type of distance. Interestingly, the Zegama's ZoomX doesn't give the same pop as the road-based ZoomX. It's maybe a little nicer than React foam (which I actually like for trails). The traction ended up being marginally better than previous Nike Trail shoes but it still suffers from grip issues in wet conditions. The upper is very comfortable though. After the race, I rotated them with some other shoes (Norda 001 and Altra Mont Blanc BOA) and found that it was my least favorite as the others provided a more stable base, better traction, and a softer ride. At the end of the day, it's a decent shoe but I don't think I'd buy it again unless they make changes to weight, traction, and a softer ride.

@@groovc yeah i heard about the grip issues, living in CA though its mostly dry so i think it should work. Thanks!

gotta read the caption friend

@@joshlikesbikes the point of making a video is to show content that can’t be explained by reading. Caption is only a text. It’s RUclips not Twitter friend.

I'm 5'9" and also about 165lbs and wear a size US Men's Size Medium. You should be good with a M size.

Thank you for your reply! Can I ask one more question to you? How did you wash this product? Isn’t it shrink?

@@giirok I always hand wash with cold water and hang dry. It won't shrink. It dries very very fast!

Thank you so much

@@groovc hey I saw your video and am curious about wearing one to armwrestle you as you wear one to

beads right off!

Insta360 One X2 with a 40-270cm extendable selfie stick.

Now there's a crew to run with!

It's a 40cm selfie stick that extends in different lengths all the way to 270cm. From 200 to 270cm you can get very drone looking footage! 270Pro Backpack S. It's carbon fiber so it's very light and easy for me to carry on long runs.

So, I think you're asking how I edited it? I reframed the video in the Windows Desktop application and then edited the video and added music in Adobe Premiere 2022.