Just literally planned out and started filming my own version of some travel photography tips ☺️ One thing I do that's similar to you, but I feel more efficient, is setting up a template folder structure with all cameras for the trip, then just duplicating that folder for each day and labelling with the yyyy-mm-dd_location Also, another thing I think a few people will mention, is use "Arrange by" rather than "Clean up" in finder. It'll save you doing it every time! Glad to see you had an awesome time with the Matterhorn and other adventures!
revisiting this video. Man...the amount of growth from almost 3 years ago. Like your love for leather-your home office has put on a NICE patina. KEEP CRUSHING!!
How can you NOT like Pete? He seems so generous and vulnerable during his videos. Thats one thing that I noticed in all his videos. He's another reason why I keep pushing with my videos. Thanks Peter!!
Super helpful yet again, didn't know a variable ND filter existed! So much more to learn about video, and that 180 rule is something I tend to forget too often! Gonna pay attention from now on!
Listen to what he says. Make an effort, have a plan, work hard & have contingencies. Can apply this to any area of your life. Fantastic advice as always.
Peter, I love every video you make! This should save you some time Pro tip: right-click folder > show view options > sort by name > use as defaults Also, cmd+shift+n for new folder
Oh my god this was the best video ever. I've never enjoyed learning so much! Thank you for making it funny and friendly to watch! I totally got so much out of this!
A lot of Pete's tips in this one are very basic nuts-and-bolts stuff any serious shooter should already know. At the same time, however, if one is not a pro shooting every day, or if one shots mostly in a studio, this type of reminder video can most definitely save the day! Thanx, Pete.
Good, dynamic, enthousiast, persuasive, rushy, quick, fast, accurate, funny, usefull, nervous, breathing, FANTASTIC presentation. I will just try to remember everything...do you have a version in slow motion ? Keep smiling I love this video
Awesome video! Good stuff! Another necessary item: Portable iPhone charger. Shooting vid or photos with your iPhone drains the battery fast. The portable charger I have will charge the phone 3x before the charger needs charging. So I don't have to find somewhere to charge while out walking about and shooting. There is an app called Magic Hour, tells you when the Magic Hour (hour before and after sunset/sunrise) will begin based on your location. The more I travel, the less I want to carry. This is a personal preference, but lugging too much crap just sucks. I prefer a shoulder sling bag...my intent is to look like I am on my way to or from work etc. Photo backpacks, IMO, make you a target.
other tips. if your shooting in cold (like really cold) with metal tri/mono pods you should pick up some grip tape (the type for hockey sticks) and wrap that around the places you normally touch. As an extension of Doing your homework research photography laws in the place your going. there are heaps of places you can get I trouble for taking pictures of specific buildings or people. Don't get in major trouble for pointing your camera at the wrong building or flying a drone in the wrong area.
Man you are awesome! Thank you for the inspirational videos and tips, even being focused in photography and cinematography, you can actually apply some of them to other things in life. Also you are such a solid and great person that is contagious, is amazing to see people following their true purpose in which you put your heart on and everything becomes brighter. Gratitude!
There's pros and cons to a backpack. Ten years ago I spent four months researching a book on Ansel Adams and traipsed all over California, New Mexico, Arizona, etc hiking all over creation, and I used a top of the line Kata backpack that was supremely comfortable and came with excellent strapping. Only problem, and it does get tedious, is that you have to undo the belt and drop the thing to the ground when you need or want something, then hoist it back up and do the buckles up again - if it weighs as much as mine did that gets really old after a while. Sure, you can hang a camera from your neck or the straps, and I generally us a vest to carry bits and pieces I may need in situations like that, but if you're using a couple of bodies, need to switch to a different lens, or have to grab the tripod, then back you go to taking the pack off again. It's times like that when you wish you simply had a shoulder bag, but of course carrying one of those all over the place would kill your shoulders after a while. For long days of tramping everywhere backpacks are definitely the way to go, but they do have their limitations as well.
Hot tip!! Take a 6 point powerboard, then you only need 1 local adapter for the country you're in and you can plug in all your stuff! Plus most hotels only have limited wall points.
Am i the only one downloading Peter Mckinnon video's into MP3 format and listing to it while working? :D Peter, huge respect man! you're a creative entrepreneur!
thanks dude. this was so helpful. you always have a plan, but when it is discussed out loud it really puts things in perspective. and your tips really help.
Love the Matterhorn I spent 2 years living in Zermatt and every day i Woke up to the Matterhorn so beautiful and Ive climbed it 4 times now! so glad you got to experience it!
Pro Mac tip Pete! In Finder if you go to "view -> show view options" you can set it to sort by name then use that as a default so you don't have to right click and sort every new folder
Great video Peter! - as always. I happen to already do pretty much everything you talked about here so it was a nice reassurance to hear all that from you. I however prefer sunrises as opposed to sunsets for two reasons - 1. the most popular places are significantly less crowded and some places are just impossible to shoot at sunset unless you don't mind a bunch of random people on your photos or post-processing hassle to remove them; and 2. it's easier to make it on time at the right time especially when you're travelling with family and have bunch of things planned for the day, sometimes it's hard to make it on time for the sunset. With sunrise you just gotta wake up early enough. And yeah sometimes you don't get to choose because the azimuth of where the sun is on the horizon is key to the shot - like shooting Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn.
Just watched this 5 years later after my messy gear and schedule management on my video shoot in Bali. Thanks a lot Pete, this helps a lot on my next trip!
I thought this was going to be a boring video. But, noooo. It was packed full of valuable info I didn't know...again. You and Matti are amazing. Thanks for all you do. Bravo!.
Oh my gosh, I love your videos! I nearly cried for laughter, you have the best humour and your tutorials are always so exciting, nearly watched all of them! Keep on doing this, I am your biggest fan!!! :)
Another great video Pete! Really appreciate you mentioning that these tips will help if you travel or not. Also cool to know that you knew those guys were trying to set you up. Stay safe man!
Love love love workflow vids. Even if you only take 1 or 2 tidbits.... each piece from each source will always help you become more efficient and a better creator. Nice work dude.
Seriously great advice. Simple advice is good. We leave for a two month adventure in Sri Lanka next week and this just got me thinking that we need to get a little more organized so we can film it.
Hahaha I am loving your humour and how you're talking! Makes it so much fun to watch! Especially when you express yourself and give tips so basic that no one thinks of sometimes!! Thanks heaps!! Keep it up! :)
Peter dude you're killing it. Just unlocked a 1T WD harddrive and found it's empty. Also going on a trip next week and this video really helped on what to bring. Keep the great content coming!!!
i love watching christian bale give me photography lessons. but on a serious note, peter made me pursue photography, and here i am today actually going on tour with a local band across Quebec!
i had 0 interest in this, but since its Pete's video, i knew id gain something from it. I try to watch all your videos even if i dont need them, because you constantly teach me something new everytime! Great video Pete!
Totally agree with the backpack piece. I use a GoRuck GR2. My travel tripod fits nicely inside the backpack which is perfect. And the laptop pouch fits my laptop which is important.
Once again some killer tips. I'm going to Iceland, Germany and Greece in a few months (from Sydney Australia) and am thinking about all this stuff. After seeing you try it I have ordered the Smooth Q iphone gimbal. Eek. Can't wait to try it all out.
I think for photographers on a budget you may be able to make something quite similar to the variable ND filter shown here by using a pair of Real3D glasses common at movie theaters. I believe rotating one of the lenses causes a similar if not identical effect.
Awesome video man -- these are the types of tips that can really propel one's creativity forward and make hobbies into careers. One suggestion I have -- you mentioned using a variable ND filter for shooting in bright daylight situations -- well I would suggest a similar trick for still getting gorgeous shots when you can't make it to sunrise/sunset: Use a gradient filter! Grads as they're called commonly come in various artistic styles, everything coral gradients to soft grads and have a similar strength range to ND filters (e.g. ND2, or soft grad .9). They can make your colours pop and really "boomify" your photos at anytime of of day. Better yet, if you use them at sunrise/sunset your photos will look even more amazing. Of course investing in decent filters can get pretty expensive...
Thanks Pete. That's something we need to consider more, researching more into the location before turning up there. Also, we need to stop living life on the edge and start backing material up, before it bites us in the ass! Haha. Yas
Notification SQUAD!? Pete, thank you so much for all the incredible videos. I'm a massive fan! It inspires me to push harder, improve and have fun with my content / channel! It's hard to grow, but we're getting there! You make me smile more! I'm a film maker from Toronto man, and would be incredible to work together one day! I'll get there one day. #LetsGo500K
RobertsonFilms What if you have a gun in your bag because I’m going to travel by foot and I’m thinking of bringing a gun in my bag but I have to take a flight to where I wanna to travel to and then start walking from there my question is how would I get my gun and other survival items past security in the airport?
This is perfect information for me since I'll be documenting my schools mission trip to Miami in a few weeks. Thanks Peter keep this awesome content coming!
Hello sir. I am a girl from East Africa. I'm very inspired with everything you share with us. I was wondering if u wouldn't mind making a video, for taking photos inside a moving car. Or even hw to take photos inside an plane. Or your views on those subjects. Thank you
This is so true!! Went to Nashville at the beginning of April. Wanted to get some night shots from the rooftops but no bars would let you go in with your backpack. Then I said I’ll leave my back pack down here and they still would not allow any detachable lens. 🤦🏻♀️I was so upset so I went back to the car and left my camera in there.
Great tips, Pete. The only one I would question is searching Instagram for the location you're heading to for inspiration. That often throws up way to many shots and a lot of them are just plain crap. Sometimes you get lucky, but it can be a minefield. If you're going to a tiny place not many people visit, it's probably good, but otherwise, I reckon a Google search of "photography [location]" is a better option.
You know that once you've created the 'Day 1' folder with all its subfolders you can simply copy that and rename it for days 2, 3, etc... Saves you a lot of time and you only have to add/delete folders for the different gear you used that day.
I have to say your videos are amazing. Great work. Started watching a while back and enjoy them so much now ... some of the best work I've seen. Keep it up.
another great video. there's nothing worse than arriving to your site while the sun is already going down and having to scramble to get set up and get a photo. or worse yet, which happened to me just last week, starting a time lapse too late or running out of juice or space on a card too early. reviewing your footage and finding that your timeline was in order to be bad ass, but it started too late or ended too early.
thank's for the tips man ! you should copy and past the "day 1" folder multiple time and rename them instead of making the same things several times ;)
Buy yourself a One Adaptor+. Works in every country and has 4x USB outlets and to Mac as well. It's been all over the world with me and never failed once.
"If everything crashes, well then f***, just go home". Gold!!
this is so freaking real, the thought "Find cliff.....jump" crossed my mind imagining this event in the smokies -.-
For 3 storages to crash,that would be nearly impossible.
Just literally planned out and started filming my own version of some travel photography tips ☺️ One thing I do that's similar to you, but I feel more efficient, is setting up a template folder structure with all cameras for the trip, then just duplicating that folder for each day and labelling with the yyyy-mm-dd_location
Also, another thing I think a few people will mention, is use "Arrange by" rather than "Clean up" in finder. It'll save you doing it every time!
Glad to see you had an awesome time with the Matterhorn and other adventures!
Joe Allam One and only Joe! Great content... I look up to your work.
wow you posted this 5 days before I travel all the way across the world to the philippines for my first backpacking experience. Thanks alot dude.
How was your travel?
Hey! I'm about to head there next month! Got any tips to recommend?
revisiting this video. Man...the amount of growth from almost 3 years ago. Like your love for leather-your home office has put on a NICE patina. KEEP CRUSHING!!
This channel is gold.
I just found it and I am so glad I did
Travis S At it's purest form
Travis S g
You mean golden hour😔
3 years later... Still gold. But pure
How can you NOT like Pete? He seems so generous and vulnerable during his videos. Thats one thing that I noticed in all his videos. He's another reason why I keep pushing with my videos. Thanks Peter!!
Super helpful yet again, didn't know a variable ND filter existed! So much more to learn about video, and that 180 rule is something I tend to forget too often! Gonna pay attention from now on!
isn't it like super expensive though?
i agree
True man, he popped up outta nowhere but I'm really glad he did haha :)
your energy is incredible!
Listen to what he says. Make an effort, have a plan, work hard & have contingencies. Can apply this to any area of your life. Fantastic advice as always.
Basically how to travel smart and efficient to get the most out of your videos and photos. Love it
Peter, I love every video you make!
This should save you some time
Pro tip:
right-click folder > show view options > sort by name > use as defaults
Also, cmd+shift+n for new folder
Oh my god this was the best video ever. I've never enjoyed learning so much! Thank you for making it funny and friendly to watch! I totally got so much out of this!
A lot of Pete's tips in this one are very basic nuts-and-bolts stuff any serious shooter should already know. At the same time, however, if one is not a pro shooting every day, or if one shots mostly in a studio, this type of reminder video can most definitely save the day! Thanx, Pete.
You're brilliant. I'm so stoked to be able to receive this amazing content!
Good, dynamic, enthousiast, persuasive, rushy, quick, fast, accurate, funny, usefull, nervous, breathing, FANTASTIC presentation. I will just try to remember everything...do you have a version in slow motion ? Keep smiling I love this video
the only channel that continuously keeping you watching 15 minutes videos straight on screen
Traveling for the first time overseas and being a new photographer this was super freaking helpful. Thanks, Peter!
This is my fav video/photo channel. Peter, you make the most sense to me when you teach!
I'm literally going away in like 2 hours this is perfect thanks!! Keep up the great work!!
Declan Hartley-Brown safe travels! Get that amazing footage!
Have fun
Cool
That is very true sunrise and sunset are the perfect times to get the best pictures and videos
Awesome video! Good stuff!
Another necessary item: Portable iPhone charger. Shooting vid or photos with your iPhone drains the battery fast. The portable charger I have will charge the phone 3x before the charger needs charging. So I don't have to find somewhere to charge while out walking about and shooting.
There is an app called Magic Hour, tells you when the Magic Hour (hour before and after sunset/sunrise) will begin based on your location.
The more I travel, the less I want to carry. This is a personal preference, but lugging too much crap just sucks. I prefer a shoulder sling bag...my intent is to look like I am on my way to or from work etc. Photo backpacks, IMO, make you a target.
peculiarplanet thanks for the great insight.
other tips.
if your shooting in cold (like really cold) with metal tri/mono pods you should pick up some grip tape (the type for hockey sticks) and wrap that around the places you normally touch.
As an extension of Doing your homework research photography laws in the place your going. there are heaps of places you can get I trouble for taking pictures of specific buildings or people. Don't get in major trouble for pointing your camera at the wrong building or flying a drone in the wrong area.
Man you are awesome! Thank you for the inspirational videos and tips, even being focused in photography and cinematography, you can actually apply some of them to other things in life. Also you are such a solid and great person that is contagious, is amazing to see people following their true purpose in which you put your heart on and everything becomes brighter. Gratitude!
There's pros and cons to a backpack. Ten years ago I spent four months researching a book on Ansel Adams and traipsed all over California, New Mexico, Arizona, etc hiking all over creation, and I used a top of the line Kata backpack that was supremely comfortable and came with excellent strapping. Only problem, and it does get tedious, is that you have to undo the belt and drop the thing to the ground when you need or want something, then hoist it back up and do the buckles up again - if it weighs as much as mine did that gets really old after a while. Sure, you can hang a camera from your neck or the straps, and I generally us a vest to carry bits and pieces I may need in situations like that, but if you're using a couple of bodies, need to switch to a different lens, or have to grab the tripod, then back you go to taking the pack off again. It's times like that when you wish you simply had a shoulder bag, but of course carrying one of those all over the place would kill your shoulders after a while. For long days of tramping everywhere backpacks are definitely the way to go, but they do have their limitations as well.
Hot tip!! Take a 6 point powerboard, then you only need 1 local adapter for the country you're in and you can plug in all your stuff! Plus most hotels only have limited wall points.
Am i the only one downloading Peter Mckinnon video's into MP3 format and listing to it while working? :D
Peter, huge respect man! you're a creative entrepreneur!
planning the seat on the plane is really a must
thanks dude. this was so helpful. you always have a plan, but when it is discussed out loud it really puts things in perspective. and your tips really help.
Love the Matterhorn I spent 2 years living in Zermatt and every day i Woke up to the Matterhorn so beautiful and Ive climbed it 4 times now! so glad you got to experience it!
You just gave away what takes some people years to learn. Incredible info and always appreciate the reminders!
Pro Mac tip Pete! In Finder if you go to "view -> show view options" you can set it to sort by name then use that as a default so you don't have to right click and sort every new folder
Headed to Mexico for the first time in a couple weeks. This videos been awesome to help me get ready! Thanks man
PMcK + Camera + RUclips = Inspirational
Thank you so much Pete for being an endless source of inspiration ! Awesome work !
Great video Peter! - as always. I happen to already do pretty much everything you talked about here so it was a nice reassurance to hear all that from you. I however prefer sunrises as opposed to sunsets for two reasons - 1. the most popular places are significantly less crowded and some places are just impossible to shoot at sunset unless you don't mind a bunch of random people on your photos or post-processing hassle to remove them; and 2. it's easier to make it on time at the right time especially when you're travelling with family and have bunch of things planned for the day, sometimes it's hard to make it on time for the sunset. With sunrise you just gotta wake up early enough. And yeah sometimes you don't get to choose because the azimuth of where the sun is on the horizon is key to the shot - like shooting Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn.
Lmao Peter just looked up at these guys like “you guys ain’t slick”
Loving the Angels And Airwaves vinyl in the background!!!
Damn you rock man. Every video you make is solid.
Just watched this 5 years later after my messy gear and schedule management on my video shoot in Bali. Thanks a lot Pete, this helps a lot on my next trip!
I thought this was going to be a boring video. But, noooo. It was packed full of valuable info I didn't know...again. You and Matti are amazing. Thanks for all you do. Bravo!.
Oh my gosh, I love your videos! I nearly cried for laughter, you have the best humour and your tutorials are always so exciting, nearly watched all of them! Keep on doing this, I am your biggest fan!!! :)
Another great video Pete! Really appreciate you mentioning that these tips will help if you travel or not. Also cool to know that you knew those guys were trying to set you up. Stay safe man!
In two months I'm heading to Australia for three weeks, traveling the east coast from top to bottom. thanks for the tips!
Thank you Peter, you inspire me and my kids! We even imitate your way of starting with "what's up" and your hand moves! Great! Good stuff.
Love love love workflow vids. Even if you only take 1 or 2 tidbits.... each piece from each source will always help you become more efficient and a better creator. Nice work dude.
in love with this positive setting you have in your Videos (sorry for bad english)
9:32 "If everything crashes, well then, F*CK"
Lol
Seriously great advice. Simple advice is good. We leave for a two month adventure in Sri Lanka next week and this just got me thinking that we need to get a little more organized so we can film it.
Hahaha I am loving your humour and how you're talking! Makes it so much fun to watch! Especially when you express yourself and give tips so basic that no one thinks of sometimes!! Thanks heaps!! Keep it up! :)
Peter dude you're killing it. Just unlocked a 1T WD harddrive and found it's empty. Also going on a trip next week and this video really helped on what to bring. Keep the great content coming!!!
i love watching christian bale give me photography lessons. but on a serious note, peter made me pursue photography, and here i am today actually going on tour with a local band across Quebec!
Man, I love your videos! Every video I watch helps me become a better photographer! you are the best!!!!!
Peter, you are hands down the best content creator on RUclips!
Peter after coming back from holidays imma cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurse
The mountain shots right at the beginning are incredible!!!
You've seen nothing yet ;)
Love your vids! Cannot wait to see more
That Italian accent at 11:42 though!!!!! Pete, you're awesome my man!! xD
yo these tips are gooood! Thanks Peter
Pete you are going to get a million subscribers in no time if you keep this up!! You rock👊🏼
That airplane tip is gold!!!! Love your channel
Such wise words of wisdom! Very helpful and some neat hacks/tips!
This video is such perfect timing for everyone traveling for spring break. 👌🏽
i had 0 interest in this, but since its Pete's video, i knew id gain something from it. I try to watch all your videos even if i dont need them, because you constantly teach me something new everytime! Great video Pete!
Insane content and advice once again, Pete. You're seriously one of my favorite youtubers right now! 🙌
Totally agree with the backpack piece. I use a GoRuck GR2. My travel tripod fits nicely inside the backpack which is perfect. And the laptop pouch fits my laptop which is important.
Peter is the man! this channel is the best. Thanks man
dude wtf that ND looks like magic its amazing
lmao, im literarily going to SF tomorrow morning at 6am for vacation. I feel like this video was made specifically for me.
+Oliver Pringle Maybe it was? :)
Peter McKinnon good looking out, also angels and airwaves are tight. Keep up the good work.
Peter!
Your intros are killer!!
“What’s up, everybody!!” Boom!!!
~Daniel
Once again some killer tips. I'm going to Iceland, Germany and Greece in a few months (from Sydney Australia) and am thinking about all this stuff. After seeing you try it I have ordered the Smooth Q iphone gimbal. Eek. Can't wait to try it all out.
Thanks for the tips man. As a very early Vlogger iv made some very big mistakes but learning as I go. This has helped out a lot.
I think for photographers on a budget you may be able to make something quite similar to the variable ND filter shown here by using a pair of Real3D glasses common at movie theaters. I believe rotating one of the lenses causes a similar if not identical effect.
Awesome video man -- these are the types of tips that can really propel one's creativity forward and make hobbies into careers. One suggestion I have -- you mentioned using a variable ND filter for shooting in bright daylight situations -- well I would suggest a similar trick for still getting gorgeous shots when you can't make it to sunrise/sunset: Use a gradient filter! Grads as they're called commonly come in various artistic styles, everything coral gradients to soft grads and have a similar strength range to ND filters (e.g. ND2, or soft grad .9). They can make your colours pop and really "boomify" your photos at anytime of of day. Better yet, if you use them at sunrise/sunset your photos will look even more amazing. Of course investing in decent filters can get pretty expensive...
watched this a week before my big europe trip thanks
Bring these videos back, this was so helpful and so interesting!
I can honestly say I've liked before watching. Loving your videos lately Pete!
Thanks Pete. That's something we need to consider more, researching more into the location before turning up there. Also, we need to stop living life on the edge and start backing material up, before it bites us in the ass! Haha. Yas
great ideas just an add on you can always Google sunset or sunrise times so you know exactly what time you should be somewhere
Notification SQUAD!? Pete, thank you so much for all the incredible videos. I'm a massive fan! It inspires me to push harder, improve and have fun with my content / channel! It's hard to grow, but we're getting there! You make me smile more! I'm a film maker from Toronto man, and would be incredible to work together one day! I'll get there one day. #LetsGo500K
Thanks!
Keep up the good work Travis !
RobertsonFilms What if you have a gun in your bag because I’m going to travel by foot and I’m thinking of bringing a gun in my bag but I have to take a flight to where I wanna to travel to and then start walking from there my question is how would I get my gun and other survival items past security in the airport?
Your videos are awesome man, and your energy is next level....
This is perfect information for me since I'll be documenting my schools mission trip to Miami in a few weeks. Thanks Peter keep this awesome content coming!
I have been waiting for a video like this for forever!
Literally the best channel on RUclips
This channel is awesome, thanks for the inspiration! You're really getting it! Hope to be as big as you one day.
love your positive vibes !!
Hello sir. I am a girl from East Africa. I'm very inspired with everything you share with us. I was wondering if u wouldn't mind making a video, for taking photos inside a moving car. Or even hw to take photos inside an plane. Or your views on those subjects. Thank you
Peter, you absolute legend. Any other filmmakers out there? I'd love to check out your channel! LMK
Matt Mise I'm a beginner and currently working on my short fork right now! Check me out man
Matt Mise I make short films and videos about living in the Rocky Mountains. Thanks!
Matt Mise check me out!
Yes plz watch some of my vids. Im a kid so sorry if its cringey
This is so true!! Went to Nashville at the beginning of April. Wanted to get some night shots from the rooftops but no bars would let you go in with your backpack. Then I said I’ll leave my back pack down here and they still would not allow any detachable lens. 🤦🏻♀️I was so upset so I went back to the car and left my camera in there.
Great tips, Pete. The only one I would question is searching Instagram for the location you're heading to for inspiration. That often throws up way to many shots and a lot of them are just plain crap. Sometimes you get lucky, but it can be a minefield. If you're going to a tiny place not many people visit, it's probably good, but otherwise, I reckon a Google search of "photography [location]" is a better option.
im going on a few backpacking trips and this is exactly what i needed to hear. thanks a bunch peter !
You know that once you've created the 'Day 1' folder with all its subfolders you can simply copy that and rename it for days 2, 3, etc... Saves you a lot of time and you only have to add/delete folders for the different gear you used that day.
I have to say your videos are amazing. Great work. Started watching a while back and enjoy them so much now ... some of the best work I've seen. Keep it up.
Great video Peter, at 12:41 it was hilarious, hahahah.
Love your videos, Pete. Thank you for all the great tips and your enthusiasm. Good job.
Great video, especially the "not trying to chase the light" part. You should make a video where you explain how to plan a shooting day properly.
another great video. there's nothing worse than arriving to your site while the sun is already going down and having to scramble to get set up and get a photo. or worse yet, which happened to me just last week, starting a time lapse too late or running out of juice or space on a card too early. reviewing your footage and finding that your timeline was in order to be bad ass, but it started too late or ended too early.
thank's for the tips man ! you should copy and past the "day 1" folder multiple time and rename them instead of making the same things several times ;)
Buy yourself a One Adaptor+. Works in every country and has 4x USB outlets and to Mac as well. It's been all over the world with me and never failed once.
Killing it once again! So impressed with your knowledge.
Bought a gopro for Christmas last year and made my first video in January. I'm pretty hooked on it now 😄
Keep it up with the inspiring vids man!
Dude, your channel is one of the best. So much great content!!