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Each camera would need to be set up separately. You can combine the footage in the app afterwards

Thanks. I looked at the Fenix 8 but I don’t see anything there that warrants an upgrade from Fenix 7.

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Yes if you have the parking guard power cable. You can then set how many hours it is active for. I set mine at 12 hours, that covers almost all parking away from my own garage.

Agree on the styling of Ultra - doesn’t do it for me.

Good to know 👍

Is that a Rokinon 45mm? Haven’t tried that. Good choices for a compact travel kit 👍

@ Yes it is. I did get the 40mm 2.5 G lens as well. Probably will let the 45 live on a a7iii I have. Probably will relegate the more compact G and kit lens to the a7cii, and 28-75 tamron and samyang 45 to the a7iii. Not sure yet, but may sell the a7iii?

Really does depend on what you will use it for and which design appeals to you. Instinct and Fenix are both style watches, which style you prefer is personal choice. Most people find the Instinct covers everything they need and has a cool look to it too. I would still go for the Fenix, the size depends on your wrist and how the larger size might look. If in doubt go larger. The Fenix Solar feature is a fun add but really doesn’t do much for battery life for normal use.

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If you are a professional athlete then a chest strap is still going to give you the accuracy you likely need. For an age grouper, modern optical HR should be plenty accurate enough. If it is way off it might be how you are wearing it, or a fault.

It doesn’t really work that way. Focal length determines perspective. A cropped photo taken with a 40mm lens will not look exactly the same as a 24mm image, even if cropped to the same composition, because the perspective and field of view captured by the 40mm lens will be slightly different, showing less of the scene compared to the wider 24mm lens; essentially, cropping only changes the framing of the image, not the inherent perspective captured by the lens focal length. Edit - having said all that, in a tight situation where you don’t have other lenses with you, you can get away with it. Just won’t be quite the same. Hope this helps!

@@ThisIsJulianC Oh yeah! I don't expect to render the exact same image, but having the 24mm and knowing with the A7CR that I can crop in and get an equivalent 28MP image of a 36mm composition gives me peace of mind knowing I can stay light and compact. At the end of the day, I'm not necessarily looking to pixel-peep, but to have appropriate compositional frames, even if at the cost of sharpness/lost resolution. With regards to perspective, I can imagine the lens distortion can differ from a 24mm 1.5x cropped image and a 40mm cropped to fit a 36mm compositional frame, but I'm imagining it wouldn't be drastic enough to represent a significant difference. What do you think?

@@azaeldrmFor what you are describing I think it will be fine. Ultimately it’s personal preference as all images are subjective. If you are happy with it… then it’s good. I occasionally will crop in, the sensor has plenty of resolution headroom, although I generally do it in LR rather than in camera.

Really depends on many factors including the focal length and the subject. At 40mm and 1/15 sec I get more than enough keepers.

Yes you can do that with most modern vehicles too

These are Shokz Open Swim, mp3 internal storage only

@ThisIsJulianC interesting thanks. Am I right in saying there is an Open Swim Pro 2 version out now? Where is the improvement?

@@EdLo3The more recent Openswim Pro has Bluetooth in addition to internal storage, however the Bluetooth function is not intended to be used while swimming. By its nature Bluetooth connections do not operate underwater, hence the internal storage. Having both functions allows you to use them in different situations, such as running with Bluetooth, and swimming with mp3.

I am envious of your 14mm GM. What night scenes do you shoot with it. What sling are you using, I have a Belroy sling that just about fits A7CR with a small prime.

@@ThisIsJulianC The 14GM is good for night shots of temples, churches, towers that have crowd in front. The ultra wide let you easier to get closer to the building/architecture than others. I have multiple slings but the recent favorite is the peak design outdoor sling 7L. The trick for more capacity is to use camera wraps instead of cubes. The protection might not be as good but enough for most occasions. Hope these help.

Thank you! I am a long time photographer but new to video

There is plenty of movement in the mount to mount Mini 2 on a vertical rear windshield. This video was shot before Mini 3 was available, if I was to install cameras in a car today I would put a Mini 3 looking out the rear.

@@ThisIsJulianC Thanks.

At the time of this video I was generally traveling with four lenses but then dropped to three after. The end of the video covered that in the summary.

Can’t recall if a cigarette lighter cable comes with any recent Garmin dash cam. You can buy plenty of aftermarket cables that will do that. I have an older Garmin dash cam in another car, not featured on the video, that is permanently installed with a cigarette lighter cable.

🤣 that’s all I had at the time on Final Cut

@ yup,’gotta use what you got. I understand. Aliexpress has a really good legit electric horn for about $30. But it’s heavy. AirZound is probably better for your use. A lot lighter.

Firmware update in 2019 added cadence.

Yes that sounds good

My screen times out after about 30 seconds

Hero 13 has the same processor and sensor as Hero 11 and Hero 12, overall image quality is comparable. GoPro has added more features to the Hero 13 firmware that are not offered on the older cameras. The battery is different on Hero 13 too and not interchangeable with earlier models. Today I would buy 13 if only for the ease of use of the additional lenses that GoPro launched with the camera. Hope this helps.

You are going to see a huge difference vs the Vivoactice 👍

Why you should use Dash Cam AUDIO Recording! ruclips.net/video/5vKzIJizb9A/видео.html

You should be able to use the Garmin Drive app to rotate or flip the video: Connect to the dash cam using Wi-Fi or a hotspot Go to Dash Cam Settings Select Camera Settings Select Rotate Video to correct the orientation of the video Select Flip Video to correct the orientation of the video

@@ThisIsJulianC Thank you

I can only speak to my own experience, sensor dust is dramatically reduced when there is a blind closed over the sensor every time a lens is changed. If/when you do need to clean the sensor it’s just as easy, just less frequent. You should never consider touching or attempting to clean a shutter mechanism.

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With some limitations yes that’s possible, so long as you have the Parking Guard power cable.

@@ThisIsJulianC Does it record on park for the 67w and mini or does it just record on park for the 67w which is connected to the fuse box?

It’s not linear. As you level up, the amount of XP you'll need to earn to reach higher levels increases.

@@ThisIsJulianC yea i know but only lvl 42 after 16000km is wild. how freaking long will it take for max 100

Glad it helped!

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I tried the forward collision warning, it has more false positives than the system on my Ford, so I silenced it. If you have no other system in your car then it’s worth using.

I'll trail run with a short pole but I never use a camera when racing. X3 is a good 360 camera but the reframed footage resolution was rarely good enough to use IMO. X4 is still not 4K when reframed but at approx 2.7K (depending on how much you reframe) it is much better and more usable.

Sounds a great kit. Would be interested to hear what you think of A7CR after you return, same for the 16-35 PZ

@ I’ll follow up! Wanting to head to the Andes but it is the rainy season so we’ll see.

Video in the works right now on that. Headline - it’s a good running companion.

No clue sorry! This is a Fenix 7X / 51mm.

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