Wait a second....I've got that equipment almost exactly. And I'm a video editor...and I like me some bike touring! Now all I need is much improved fitness, a personality, rugged good looks and plenty of chutzpa and I can do it tooooooooooooo! 🤣🤣🤣
If you use the RN-N1 remote for your DJI Mini 3 you can get a handlebar mount for it. Just attach the remote and phone and away you go. There's a handlebar mount for the DJI-RC (with a built-in screen) too. The Mini 3 does tracking and thanks to the obstacle avoidance sensors, it's fairly safe except when going sideways. If you haven't gotten your 107 cert, you might consider it. You do have the perfect small form factor kit of 3 cameras. Perfect for bikepacking, hiking, and other activities where weight is a factor. Love your videos! Keep up the good work!
It’s not the camera equipment it’s your creative eye you are so enthusiastic and amazing your videos have inspired me tremendously to get out there but your true talent is your creative Eye you should be a director or start a film school but I would miss your bike videos I rewatch your videos like people play their favorite songs thanks again for all your hard work creativity and inspiration
Hi Ryan, I love your videos. I especially love your longer videos that have no music. They are so relaxing to watch. Thank you for all the work you put into making them. I think your bikepacking videos are the best on RUclips.
I agree! I like the music-free videos. There are too many people who get music-happy and add in some obnoxious tune, but what makes it more obnoxious is that they have no idea how to mix the level of music into a scene but still have the spoken words audible over the music. Thanks for doing it right!
That was an excellent………let me repeat……EXCELLENT presentation. I will re-watch it as there is so much good content. I’m 76, pretty active, and intrigued by filming on the bike. I might just dive in and see where this takes me. Thanks you!
Tracking of The mini 3 is awesome. It only works close yes but its awesome even in close areas. It easily flys around trees and stuff. :) use it alot for running
Love from India my friend, I am an orthopedic surgeon. You are a big inspiration for me. Started biking 3 months back.. Did my 50 km and 120 km.. Using bike for my daily commute. I am trying to make awareness about using less fossil fuel, and be more sustainable, let's see Keep doing what you are doing.. God bless
great equipment Ryan. Ya i'm planning on a 3 camera setup as well. I have a super nice Canon but its too damn big for travel unfortunately. I'm hoping to do a coast to coast soon.
G'day Mate 🤠 Never really had any interest in storytelling, to busy living n loving the fairytale i exist in (yay fate). The respect for your genuine love of the storyline is soooo inspirational. With deep gratitude, keep on keeping on 🏆 Piece 🌍 love 🌈 and beans for All P.T
The comment about keeping your sd cards small and safe is a hard learned lesson... I never assume I have my footage until I land the drone and switch out the sd card. Fun video to watch duzer!
Your how to videos are as good as your touring videos, and I love them. I also feel the instructional ones are incredibly generous because it would be easy to prefer to keep that knowledge to yourself. Those videos cemented the opinion I already had that you're a great guy. Thanks.
Well thanks! I love creating stories, even when I’m just talking about cameras in my bedroom. And I want others to be able to have the confidence to make their own
You have done an excellent job with your drone getting wonderful views, and a few that boggle me as you use the controller while riding. You can’t well in the sun light, view is small in the phone screen, you don’t have point to point flying, and you have even flow up valleys with turns while riding and over ridge lines. Darn good job. You probably know thought Litchi will let you fly point to point, even programmed points. All that would eat up some time away from making miles though. 😊
I use the Go Pro Hero 10 as well and have 8 Go Pro Batteries with (2)3-battery charging banks and an Anker 20k milliamp charging block for my hiking trips. I am going to check out the deadcat because I am about to start doing some mountain summit hikes when my new prosthetic foot comes and I'd like to be able to talk at 9k feet!
Bro you already know 90% of my wardrobe is super hero shirts I do my videos with my I phone a go pro and a Mac book I’ve got zero training in anything media it’s just such a good time. I’m always looking to your professional self for inspiration and ideas because I think your videos are some of the best on the tube when it comes to content and editing. As always Bike life !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ryan you are inspiring to get out there, I have been wanting to go bike packing for a long time, your videos are helping me with the daunting things picking the best route's, what gear to bring just watching your videos has really helped me build up confidence , best wishes man, kyle , MABEY ONE DAY WE COULD CROSS PATHS ,LOTS OF LOVE MAN FROM NORTHERN IRELAND.
Your talent on taking video footages is amazing. You are really techy. Such a genius. Vlog, Edit, video, and the complete content. Such a great artist and creator. Keep inspiring people brother ❤
The one thing you didn't touch on is. How do you keep your cards arranged by day? Do they have a time stamp on the video? Do you have a on screen meter to monitor the capacity of the card? How do you know when it's full? You should do a master class. Love your content Ryan.
I put the used cards in the case according to the order I finish them. The camera tells you when a card is full. When I get home. I log them into my computer in chronological order. My projects are small enough that it’s not too overwhelming
Hi Ryan we have been following you for a while now and really enjoy your adventures… so much so we have decided to fly out to Colorado to do some touring! ( by car!!) we are currently in Estes Park and will be in Boulder on 4th July so excited to be here from the UK xx
No way!!! If you want to experience a fun 4th of July celebration in a tiny mountain town, come on up to Gold Hill, it’s 12 miles west of Boulder! I’ll be there
Excellent review and presentation of your video equipment. Very much appreciated. Been following you for a couple years now. You’re the one i watch for biking adventures. Happy trails Ryan. Keep em rolling…….
I just subbed to you the other day and I have the mini 2 and really was looking at the 3. I agree with you that you have the perfect setup. Loved the great divide long video and the New Mexico follow up. It’s actually got me to thinking about taking up mtb touring and getting a priority bike.
Thank you, Ryan. Very interesting evolution and great for you to share. The quality of your videos meshed with all your other skills, has been a special gift.
Hey Ryan instead of power bank check out Schumacher's is Schumacher's portable car jumper. It's the same size as your power bank but gives you way more power for the simple fact that it will jump start a V8. It's got all hookups for phones etc and they are pretty affordable and weigh the same. Fits in pocket.
Wonderful video! I like that you mention how much work it is to do -- and also how rewarding. I've been doing my videos for about a year and am surprised by how I have to force myself to film when I'm just spacing out on the ride. That said, I love doing them! Great work Ryan and you're an inspiration.
Ryan be like: *Buys the super expensive new Mini 3 Pro, saying it doesn't have tracking.* Also Ryan: *Doesn't know that this is actually the first mini drone that HAS tracking, which is why it has the front and back pointing sensors.*
Ryan you are AWESOME sir! Thank you for sharing all this important info! I've been wanting to do my own bike packing video's for a long time now and this vidoe is extemely helpful! LOVE your YT chanel! Cheers!
On your dual 12TB hard drives - sounds like you have them setup as a master and slave for backup, but hopefully you have some offsite or cloud storage, right? Just in case something happened to your equipment at home. I backup my 4TB drive monthly to a spare hard drive that I keep away from home in a fireproof safe. Just want to make sure you don't accidentally lose your content sometime down the road. Very informative video, thanks!
I have the RX100vii too and I kinda struggle with the lack of ND filter. Other than that, it's a great camera and ridiculously capable for it's size. I find I use it a lot more than my previous one because it's size means I can keep it accessible rather than having to dig it out of a bag or whatever.
@@duzer I got it on mini 2 and still went manual on my yet to be published tour. AI fine in the desert, but the forest my trust dropped a bit. Mini 2 AI is blind as a bat.
How i have been waiting for this video :D yeah the clamp thing on the Gopro10 might be my next buy. i also have a windbreaker on the side mic and i have the wind mode off, i think that gives the best audio.
Nice gear overview! Been wanting to add one of those Mini drones into the mix!! Congrats on the new Mac! I’m still using my iPad Pro and Lumafusion for all my edits. Eventually I will need to step up to the big leagues!
As you are speaking about video equipments a video about the settings you use would be cool too. I have a lot of noise in my footage when filming my rides. I have a dji osmo action ✌🏽
@@duzer Cool! Thanks for your answer. The quality of your footage is always so good I would never thought that. I’ll try auto next time. I just bought ND filters but it ruined the stabilisation. I wish I have asked you before. Anyway thanks again and keep sharing your good vibes with us. I love your videos ✌🏽
Love your videos Ryan! A few questions...how much of your footage actually ends up in the videos on average? Lets say that you have about 25 hours worth of footage from a 5 day biketour. You plan on condensing that into a few episodes. Is there a certain process you have in mind while filming or editing to maintain a linear storyline into a predetermined amount of videos or maybe all the content is so good that you decide to edit it in such a way that you get a host of episodes which only covers a handful of days on thei trail? Also...where do you draw the line on when to film and when not to? Thinking about precarious situations like getting through a very narrow trail on the side of a mountain with sheer drops, where you need all your skills just to get through the section. Would you grab the camera and start filming? Just thinking on how far one should go to get "THAT PICTURE" for the "Gram"! Just a few thoughts about this. I am friends with an editor, albeit in the TV and Film industry here in Iceland, and she says that only about 10-20% of raw footage actually makes onto the film or tv show. But that is mainly drama, just wondering if the same applies to vloggers out on a trail...
I get this question a lot, and I don't have a good answer. I just film whatever I think is interesting, and then edit together the best parts. I've been doing this so long that I pretty much know what I need to get, so I'd say that I use 75% of the footage that I film...I don't leave my cameras running and film everything that comes my way. As far as safety, that comes first, so I'll never put myself in a tricky position just to get some footage (that when I'll use my chest mount so my hands are both on the handlebars). Thanks for the questions!!
@@duzer thanks for the detailed reply....That setup with a camera literally on your handlebar kind of negates the need to have one rolling all the time as you can quickly grab it in case something happens. Personal safety is a must. Glad you can still get shots with that chest mount. It really enriches the experience for us viewers. Have been looking at a simple and small point and shoot camera to take with me on my tours as I kind of want to keep my phone in the bag and not use the battery on that. That is just my preference as I see the phone as an emergency device and therefore want to use it as little as possible so it has a full charge on it for as long as possible. I still travel with about 20.000mAh battery packs but sometimes that just isnt enough between recharge points.
Hey Ryan - we are big fans of your content. One suggestion/thing to consider - Provide links to all the hardware above but use Amazon's referral program, you get a small referral bonus if people buy any of the above hardware through your link. I would like to buy some of this stuff and benefit you as well.
Hello Matthew! I really appreciate you wanting to support me, but I don't support Amazon, they're killing local businesses around the world. I'd rather people buy from their local shops, if possible. Anyway, hope you're having a great summer!
Hey Ryan.. I very much like your video as always:)....Maybe in a future video you could tell a little about what you do, after a long day on the bike ... do you read a book or something else, or do you just vent sleep,... how long time do you typical spent on the bike every day?
I have that same shirt and it's also old! Good job, Ryan! Can you share your GoPro settings that you use? Oh, have you tried the GoPro remote on your bars? Mine seems to work pretty good. Thanks for your good chi and endless efforts to bring us happiness!
Great info, thanks for sharing! I shot video of every soccer game, family vacations, hikes, bike rides, you name it. It was a LOT of work! I actually stopped shooting (for a bit) when a parent at a game didn't recognize me because I didn't have a camera in front of my face. I realized that seeing everything through a camera view finder is not the same as seeing it with both eyes. My family actually got mad when I didn't make a video on one of our vacations! How do you keep motivated?
Motivation can be hard (as evidenced by my break earlier this year) but when it comes down to it, I love the process...and now it's my full time job, so that motivates me as well. If I don't make videos, I don't make money.
This is a very informative video now I’m inspired to get out there and make adventure videos! In this video you focused on your setup when making bike related video. I’m a runner and came across your channel from the running angle. I’m curious how your set up changes when you are off the bike. GoPro seems like a must, but you bring the Sony and the drone too? Seems like they could be damaged bouncing around in a pack.
Thanks Ryan for a great introduction to video making. You mentioned a few courtesies and regulations about drone use. Do you have an FAA Part 107 drone license? Adventure video-making is something I want to do to document my travels and share with others the magic of 'getting out there'. By the way, it is your fault I am now riding a Priority 600X. Thank you, I love this bike.
Hi Ryan, I haven't watched this one yet, but looking forward to it. Your stuff is awesome. I do have a question for you.I listened to your interview on the "Bike Tour Adventures" podcast this morning and you kinda trashed the Trek 1120, the bike I thought you loved...I'm about to buy one and your comments made me think again. Would you not recommend the 1120? Thanks and keep up the great work.
I did love it…but only for a short time…it fell apart on me pretty quickly. Granted, I was riding it in Baja, which is rowdy terrain…but I wouldn’t trust it long term. It might be fine for you…depends where you’ll be riding it
This video is a great reference and in fact my RX100M7 is getting delivered today!! Question: Do you use Sony extra batteries or aftermarket? Looking to buy a few extras..
Im working towards my channel, I have an action camera, but it's not a go pro, it's similar, it also has video stabilization. to start I use my Samsung phone, and Im working on getting a Mavic mini.
Awesome video! Am I understanding correctly that you’re storing the microsd cards in sd card adapters and then that’s what’s showing in your pelican case?
Wait a second....I've got that equipment almost exactly. And I'm a video editor...and I like me some bike touring! Now all I need is much improved fitness, a personality, rugged good looks and plenty of chutzpa and I can do it tooooooooooooo! 🤣🤣🤣
Haha!! You have all that and more :)
You need burrito's and beans my friend 🤣
you got this down to a tee!
If you use the RN-N1 remote for your DJI Mini 3 you can get a handlebar mount for it. Just attach the remote and phone and away you go. There's a handlebar mount for the DJI-RC (with a built-in screen) too. The Mini 3 does tracking and thanks to the obstacle avoidance sensors, it's fairly safe except when going sideways. If you haven't gotten your 107 cert, you might consider it. You do have the perfect small form factor kit of 3 cameras. Perfect for bikepacking, hiking, and other activities where weight is a factor. Love your videos! Keep up the good work!
It’s not the camera equipment it’s your creative eye you are so enthusiastic and amazing your videos have inspired me tremendously to get out there but your true talent is your creative Eye you should be a director or start a film school but I would miss your bike videos I rewatch your videos like people play their favorite songs thanks again for all your hard work creativity and inspiration
Hi Ryan, I love your videos. I especially love your longer videos that have no music. They are so relaxing to watch. Thank you for all the work you put into making them. I think your bikepacking videos are the best on RUclips.
Why thank you!! That means a lot to me.
I agree! I like the music-free videos. There are too many people who get music-happy and add in some obnoxious tune, but what makes it more obnoxious is that they have no idea how to mix the level of music into a scene but still have the spoken words audible over the music. Thanks for doing it right!
👌
That was an excellent………let me repeat……EXCELLENT presentation. I will re-watch it as there is so much good content. I’m 76, pretty active, and intrigued by filming on the bike. I might just dive in and see where this takes me. Thanks you!
Thanks for the education. Your videos are very well produced so it's nice to see behind the curtain.
Thank you so much!
Very useful into! Thanks! My family just got me a GoPro Hero 10 for Father's Day! I'm ready to start some armature adventure videos!
Fun!! Enjoy your new toy
Awesome as usual! Artist, story teller, adventurer and a cyclist to boot! Though to beat! Keep inspiring us Ryan!
Awww thanks
Tracking of The mini 3 is awesome. It only works close yes but its awesome even in close areas. It easily flys around trees and stuff. :) use it alot for running
Good to know
Love from India my friend, I am an orthopedic surgeon. You are a big inspiration for me.
Started biking 3 months back..
Did my 50 km and 120 km..
Using bike for my daily commute.
I am trying to make awareness about using less fossil fuel, and be more sustainable, let's see
Keep doing what you are doing..
God bless
I LOVE ALL OF THIS!! Congrats on riding your bike so much, and for bringing awareness to living a sustainable life. Happy Trails!
great equipment Ryan. Ya i'm planning on a 3 camera setup as well. I have a super nice Canon but its too damn big for travel unfortunately. I'm hoping to do a coast to coast soon.
Thanks for that great info Ryan!
You got it!
G'day Mate 🤠
Never really had any interest in storytelling, to busy living n loving the fairytale i exist in (yay fate). The respect for your genuine love of the storyline is soooo inspirational.
With deep gratitude, keep on keeping on 🏆
Piece 🌍 love 🌈 and beans for All
P.T
I truly appericate your straightforward advice on any topic you share!
You got it!
The comment about keeping your sd cards small and safe is a hard learned lesson... I never assume I have my footage until I land the drone and switch out the sd card. Fun video to watch duzer!
Great job Ryan , thank you 🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it!
Perfectly timed as I shop for a Canon 5D MKII replacement, which is enormous.
That’s a huge camera, but the images are amazing…hard to carry on a bike though ;)
@@duzer The worst camera is the one so big that you leave it behind. At that point, there is no point. ; ). Keep up the great work.
Your how to videos are as good as your touring videos, and I love them. I also feel the instructional ones are incredibly generous because it would be easy to prefer to keep that knowledge to yourself. Those videos cemented the opinion I already had that you're a great guy. Thanks.
Well thanks! I love creating stories, even when I’m just talking about cameras in my bedroom. And I want others to be able to have the confidence to make their own
So much information, so succinctly presented... well, with the usual Duzer flourishes of course. Anything revised or updated since you published this?
Thanks! I’m still using the Same gear
So many great shots in your video Ryan!! We love watching!! 🌺💕🥰
Thank you!
You have done an excellent job with your drone getting wonderful views, and a few that boggle me as you use the controller while riding. You can’t well in the sun light, view is small in the phone screen, you don’t have point to point flying, and you have even flow up valleys with turns while riding and over ridge lines. Darn good job. You probably know thought Litchi will let you fly point to point, even programmed points. All that would eat up some time away from making miles though. 😊
I use the Go Pro Hero 10 as well and have 8 Go Pro Batteries with (2)3-battery charging banks and an Anker 20k milliamp charging block for my hiking trips. I am going to check out the deadcat because I am about to start doing some mountain summit hikes when my new prosthetic foot comes and I'd like to be able to talk at 9k feet!
Very cool! Sounds like you have an awesome setup
@@duzer yup. like you I've added to it as money allows
Ryan! This is so good. Thank you.
Thank you! Hope you’re enjoying NC!
Great stuff as always Ryan!
Thanks my man!! Hope you’re doing well!!
Bro you already know 90% of my wardrobe is super hero shirts I do my videos with my I phone a go pro and a Mac book I’ve got zero training in anything media it’s just such a good time. I’m always looking to your professional self for inspiration and ideas because I think your videos are some of the best on the tube when it comes to content and editing. As always Bike life !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I use the same stuff! Like your mic for the Sony! May have to pic one of those up!
Hey Ryan, nice video! I love taking photos when I ride and this is very useful. 🙌
Glad to hear it!
How do you not have millions of subs? Amazing everything. Thank You Ryan!!!
I ask myself that question every day :)
Thanks for watching my videos!!
you saying "whats up my friends" got you a like for the video straight away! i dont know how, but it worked. good job
Thanks, my friend :)
Great video Ryan, thanks for the insights.
My pleasure!
Ryan you are inspiring to get out there, I have been wanting to go bike packing for a long time, your videos are helping me with the daunting things picking the best route's, what gear to bring just watching your videos has really helped me build up confidence , best wishes man, kyle , MABEY ONE DAY WE COULD CROSS PATHS ,LOTS OF LOVE MAN FROM NORTHERN IRELAND.
Thanks for sharing Ryan now i want to be just like you....not really but riding bikes and spending time with Mira looks inviting. ..👍
Hanging out with Mira is the best part
@@duzer yes the doggies have such a character thats so addictive. ....
Your talent on taking video footages is amazing. You are really techy. Such a genius. Vlog, Edit, video, and the complete content. Such a great artist and creator. Keep inspiring people brother ❤
Wow, thank you! I appreciate your kind words
Captain brother @@duzer you inspire me and as a small time vloggy I always follow your advices and good vibes. A true motivational artistic content
thanks ryan i really appreciate the effort you make to bring us some great quality videos . wish u more success in your life 😇
Thank you!!
just discovered your channel sir! seen almost all of your videos! feels like im with you! spreading love all the way here in the Philippines!
I love it Ryan! You inspired me to make videos! I bought a GoPro and drone and I feel my story telling has become way better!
Right on!! Keep it up
The one thing you didn't touch on is.
How do you keep your cards arranged by day?
Do they have a time stamp on the video?
Do you have a on screen meter to monitor the capacity of the card?
How do you know when it's full?
You should do a master class.
Love your content Ryan.
I put the used cards in the case according to the order I finish them. The camera tells you when a card is full. When I get home. I log them into my computer in chronological order. My projects are small enough that it’s not too overwhelming
love u duzer
Hi Ryan we have been following you for a while now and really enjoy your adventures… so much so we have decided to fly out to Colorado to do some touring! ( by car!!) we are currently in Estes Park and will be in Boulder on 4th July so excited to be here from the UK xx
No way!!! If you want to experience a fun 4th of July celebration in a tiny mountain town, come on up to Gold Hill, it’s 12 miles west of Boulder! I’ll be there
Ryan, great video, I always wondered how you got all those shots....thanks.
Almost 200k subs even though you deserve more than a million for all the hard work you do and the positivity you spread ✌️
Why thank you!! I’ll get to 2 million subs in about a million years 😂
@@duzer I don't blame you... you have been on here for quite some time 🤣
I've been waiting for this one!! 🤩👌 Thanks Ryan, this helps a lot!! 🙏🏻
You got it!
Loved this video. I'd often wondered what camera you used for different shots. Very helpful!
Great stuff!
Excellent review and presentation of your video equipment. Very much appreciated. Been following you for a couple years now. You’re the one i watch for biking adventures. Happy trails Ryan. Keep em rolling…….
Thanks, Gary!! Stay tuned for more
Awesome, thanks for the educational and inspiring video.
You got it!
Great video and as always I feel inspired to get out and make my own videos after watching yours.
Nice!! Have fun
How can we like a video multiple times :D thanks Ryan
Thank you for watching!
Great tips Ran.
Glad it was helpful!
I just subbed to you the other day and I have the mini 2 and really was looking at the 3. I agree with you that you have the perfect setup. Loved the great divide long video and the New Mexico follow up. It’s actually got me to thinking about taking up mtb touring and getting a priority bike.
Nice!! Thanks for subscribing and I hope you give bikepacking a shot!
Thank you for sharing your equipment and tips. It's great to learn about how you get it done!
You got it!
Thank you, Ryan. Very interesting evolution and great for you to share. The quality of your videos meshed with all your other skills, has been a special gift.
Thank you!!
Hey Ryan instead of power bank check out Schumacher's is Schumacher's portable car jumper. It's the same size as your power bank but gives you way more power for the simple fact that it will jump start a V8. It's got all hookups for phones etc and they are pretty affordable and weigh the same. Fits in pocket.
I’ll check that out, thanks for the tip
Thanks, Ryan, great video ❤️
Thanks for sharing friend, like this 😊
Thanks for watching!
Always super inspiring and motivating me to get out there! Keep up the great work amigo!
Awesome! Thank you!
Great advice thanks for sharing, I think I might trade my big DSLR in for a Sony RX100.
Hard to get rid of those awesome cameras, but the little ones are so much easier to deal with
¡Gracias!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! GRACIAS AMIGO
Wonderful video! I like that you mention how much work it is to do -- and also how rewarding. I've been doing my videos for about a year and am surprised by how I have to force myself to film when I'm just spacing out on the ride. That said, I love doing them! Great work Ryan and you're an inspiration.
It’s a ton of work, but also really fun!
Ryan very nice videos, and by the way the mini 3 does have tracking mode and obstacles avoidance.
That editing software looks so complicated I would not know where to begin!
Great video as always, can’t wait for your next trip!
It is indeed complicated, took me many years to get comfortable with it, and there’s still plenty that baffles me
You can fly drones in national parks as long as you do not take off within the property nor operate the drone from the ground within the property.
Cool video Ryan! You definitely have a creative brain and you put it to great use, truly an inspiring artist indeed! Looking fwd to the next vid.
Thanks! Stay tuned for more!
Ryan be like: *Buys the super expensive new Mini 3 Pro, saying it doesn't have tracking.*
Also Ryan: *Doesn't know that this is actually the first mini drone that HAS tracking, which is why it has the front and back pointing sensors.*
Ryan you are AWESOME sir! Thank you for sharing all this important info! I've been wanting to do my own bike packing video's for a long time now and this vidoe is extemely helpful! LOVE your YT chanel! Cheers!
Have fun making videos!
On your dual 12TB hard drives - sounds like you have them setup as a master and slave for backup, but hopefully you have some offsite or cloud storage, right? Just in case something happened to your equipment at home. I backup my 4TB drive monthly to a spare hard drive that I keep away from home in a fireproof safe. Just want to make sure you don't accidentally lose your content sometime down the road. Very informative video, thanks!
When’s the next ride?!. Can’t wait
Sweden!! July
Thank you for making this video!
That mini 3 can automate the tracking where the mini 2 did not.
Thanks for the info
It’s a good thing that you don’t get dusts inside your Rx100m7
I have the RX100vii too and I kinda struggle with the lack of ND filter. Other than that, it's a great camera and ridiculously capable for it's size. I find I use it a lot more than my previous one because it's size means I can keep it accessible rather than having to dig it out of a bag or whatever.
Exactly! It’s so easy to pull out and hit record…but it’s not perfect.
@@duzer - Nothing is! 😅
Hey really enjoyed your conversation on Ginger Runner 👍
Oh thanks! That was a lot of fun!
This is such great information. Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!
Lucky F you got Mini 3. BTW Mini 3 does have built in tracking Duzer.
I just realized that! But I’ll probably never use it :)
@@duzer I got it on mini 2 and still went manual on my yet to be published tour. AI fine in the desert, but the forest my trust dropped a bit. Mini 2 AI is blind as a bat.
@@Eric_Tennant good point, wide open areas are much safer
Good techy video. Very educational
Thanks!
How i have been waiting for this video :D yeah the clamp thing on the Gopro10 might be my next buy. i also have a windbreaker on the side mic and i have the wind mode off, i think that gives the best audio.
The clamp is very useful!
@@duzer Like you said if its not easy accses there will be no fotage :D
Nice gear overview! Been wanting to add one of those Mini drones into the mix!! Congrats on the new Mac! I’m still using my iPad Pro and Lumafusion for all my edits. Eventually I will need to step up to the big leagues!
I hear that Ipads are great nowadays!
As you are speaking about video equipments a video about the settings you use would be cool too. I have a lot of noise in my footage when filming my rides. I have a dji osmo action ✌🏽
I use auto modes on all cameras, it's just easier to deal with that way
@@duzer Cool! Thanks for your answer. The quality of your footage is always so good I would never thought that. I’ll try auto next time. I just bought ND filters but it ruined the stabilisation. I wish I have asked you before. Anyway thanks again and keep sharing your good vibes with us. I love your videos ✌🏽
Great video
Thanks!
You always have great content!
Thank you!
Brilliant content brother, i love this
Thanks!
That drone i have ie mini pro ..it has tracking modes maybe USA version dont
Thanks for sharing your setup! Where did you get the shorter gooseneck?
You just take out links
When I first started watching your videos a couple of years ago I thought you had a camera crew with you. :)
Ha, that’s the goal…to document the journey like a camera team would.
Love your videos Ryan!
A few questions...how much of your footage actually ends up in the videos on average?
Lets say that you have about 25 hours worth of footage from a 5 day biketour. You plan on condensing that into a few episodes. Is there a certain process you have in mind while filming or editing to maintain a linear storyline into a predetermined amount of videos or maybe all the content is so good that you decide to edit it in such a way that you get a host of episodes which only covers a handful of days on thei trail?
Also...where do you draw the line on when to film and when not to? Thinking about precarious situations like getting through a very narrow trail on the side of a mountain with sheer drops, where you need all your skills just to get through the section. Would you grab the camera and start filming? Just thinking on how far one should go to get "THAT PICTURE" for the "Gram"!
Just a few thoughts about this. I am friends with an editor, albeit in the TV and Film industry here in Iceland, and she says that only about 10-20% of raw footage actually makes onto the film or tv show. But that is mainly drama, just wondering if the same applies to vloggers out on a trail...
these are very good questions, hope he answers!
I get this question a lot, and I don't have a good answer. I just film whatever I think is interesting, and then edit together the best parts. I've been doing this so long that I pretty much know what I need to get, so I'd say that I use 75% of the footage that I film...I don't leave my cameras running and film everything that comes my way. As far as safety, that comes first, so I'll never put myself in a tricky position just to get some footage (that when I'll use my chest mount so my hands are both on the handlebars). Thanks for the questions!!
@@duzer great response. Thanks Ryan. Keep up the awesome work mate! 👏
@@duzer thanks for the detailed reply....That setup with a camera literally on your handlebar kind of negates the need to have one rolling all the time as you can quickly grab it in case something happens. Personal safety is a must. Glad you can still get shots with that chest mount. It really enriches the experience for us viewers.
Have been looking at a simple and small point and shoot camera to take with me on my tours as I kind of want to keep my phone in the bag and not use the battery on that. That is just my preference as I see the phone as an emergency device and therefore want to use it as little as possible so it has a full charge on it for as long as possible. I still travel with about 20.000mAh battery packs but sometimes that just isnt enough between recharge points.
Hey Ryan - we are big fans of your content. One suggestion/thing to consider - Provide links to all the hardware above but use Amazon's referral program, you get a small referral bonus if people buy any of the above hardware through your link. I would like to buy some of this stuff and benefit you as well.
Hello Matthew! I really appreciate you wanting to support me, but I don't support Amazon, they're killing local businesses around the world. I'd rather people buy from their local shops, if possible. Anyway, hope you're having a great summer!
Hey Ryan. 4:23 where is this at? It’s so beautiful
Hey Ryan.. I very much like your video as always:)....Maybe in a future video you could tell a little about what you do, after a long day on the bike ... do you read a book or something else, or do you just vent sleep,... how long time do you typical spent on the bike every day?
I usually just sleep :)
I have that same shirt and it's also old! Good job, Ryan! Can you share your GoPro settings that you use? Oh, have you tried the GoPro remote on your bars? Mine seems to work pretty good. Thanks for your good chi and endless efforts to bring us happiness!
I shoot everything in auto mode, usually superwide or wide, 24fps.
Great info, thanks for sharing! I shot video of every soccer game, family vacations, hikes, bike rides, you name it. It was a LOT of work! I actually stopped shooting (for a bit) when a parent at a game didn't recognize me because I didn't have a camera in front of my face. I realized that seeing everything through a camera view finder is not the same as seeing it with both eyes. My family actually got mad when I didn't make a video on one of our vacations! How do you keep motivated?
Motivation can be hard (as evidenced by my break earlier this year) but when it comes down to it, I love the process...and now it's my full time job, so that motivates me as well. If I don't make videos, I don't make money.
This is a very informative video now I’m inspired to get out there and make adventure videos!
In this video you focused on your setup when making bike related video. I’m a runner and came across your channel from the running angle. I’m curious how your set up changes when you are off the bike. GoPro seems like a must, but you bring the Sony and the drone too? Seems like they could be damaged bouncing around in a pack.
Thanks! For running I just bring a gopro, it's a great all around camera...too heavy with all 3
This is a great video. Another visit to Thursday night ride could be cool too?
Yeah, I need to do that
Thanks Ryan for a great introduction to video making. You mentioned a few courtesies and regulations about drone use. Do you have an FAA Part 107 drone license? Adventure video-making is something I want to do to document my travels and share with others the magic of 'getting out there'. By the way, it is your fault I am now riding a Priority 600X. Thank you, I love this bike.
On the bike again, we loves cyclists , and Tour de France 🇫🇷 Lance Armstrong🥰 7 times winners 🇺🇸
Hi Ryan, I haven't watched this one yet, but looking forward to it. Your stuff is awesome.
I do have a question for you.I listened to your interview on the "Bike Tour Adventures" podcast this morning and you kinda trashed the Trek 1120, the bike I thought you loved...I'm about to buy one and your comments made me think again. Would you not recommend the 1120?
Thanks and keep up the great work.
I did love it…but only for a short time…it fell apart on me pretty quickly. Granted, I was riding it in Baja, which is rowdy terrain…but I wouldn’t trust it long term. It might be fine for you…depends where you’ll be riding it
This video is a great reference and in fact my RX100M7 is getting delivered today!! Question: Do you use Sony extra batteries or aftermarket? Looking to buy a few extras..
I use Sony brand batteries, I’ve had bad luck with after market
Hey Ryan! I love your videos. Is that a wireless Lavalier you are wearing? It sounds amazing. Which one are you using?
Thanks!
Yep! The Rode wireless go
Im working towards my channel, I have an action camera, but it's not a go pro, it's similar, it also has video stabilization. to start I use my Samsung phone, and Im working on getting a Mavic mini.
Very cool!! Have fun with the learning process
Awesome video! Am I understanding correctly that you’re storing the microsd cards in sd card adapters and then that’s what’s showing in your pelican case?
That’s correct!