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Thanks! I used Canon 80D and and GoPro Hero 5. In the last video I’ve uploaded (Burgos, Spain), I switched to Canon M50.

@@elcarino3289 Thank you! I use a Sony A6000 but my 1080P video recording isn't that great so I use an Iphone with 4K to record video. Do you know of any good programs to do great edits & color grading?

I use Final Cut Pro X. You can also use iMovie if you have that on your iPhone.

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Hi, MIND TRAVELLER! Thank you for your feedback!

I don’t know an easier way, but when we went there we had to go down the gorge, it was a bit steep, but there is a rope there when we went to help hikers go down. Need to be very careful if it just rained as it could be really slippery. I joined FB page called Waterfalls of Ontario. There are a lot of waterfall hikers there and maybe they can give you more info on other trails that you can take to go to Decew Falls. :)

You can start at Bond St and King St... walk north past Fisher Mills Park. After a small bridge over the creek, you would see a trail on your right, a lil uphill that would lead to the rail tracks. Cross the tracks then walk south (to your right) until you see the trail on the left side (you should see the post that says stairway is closed, as shown in the video) Then just follow the trail along Spencer Creek, hope the vid helps to make you familiar with the trail so you know you're in the right track. :) In the beginning of the video you can't see the tracks coz of the grass. You might wanna check the Tews falls video coz the trail starts on the same area, just the opposite side of the Spencer Creek. Please be careful in some steep or muddy areas. Enjoy and take care!!

BTW, it is worth mentioning that along the tracks, if you keep walking past the Websters Falls trail and cross the Spencer Creek, you would see another trail downhill on your left... that would lead you to Tews Falls :)

You can start at Bond St and King St... walk north past Fisher Mills Park. After a small bridge over the creek, you would see a trail on your right, a lil uphill that would lead to the rail tracks. Cross the tracks then walk south (to your right) until you see the trail to Websters Falls on the left side (you should see the post that says Websters Falls stairway is closed, you can check out the Websters Falls video) But you're going to Tews Falls so... keep walking... after crossing the Spencer Creek, you would see another trail downhill on your left. That would be the trail for Tews Falls. Be careful as some areas are steep and muddy and could be slippery. Enjoy!

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Yes it’s possible to step on rocks without getting shoes soaked when water is low.

no u cant