Just when I think I’m done with photography another video by Mr. Carver is released to reel me back in. Dammit, this is too inspirational to ignore. Absolutely love your content, Nick. Your talents, efforts, ability to appropriately articulate technique, and well appointed humor make for a truly enjoyable experience. Thanks, man!
He’s a hero to all of us haha. I just got two cases like him, one for my viair compressor, and one for my recovery gear. Saved me a lot of money instead of getting a Roam case😂
It's funny how when someone with a nice personality talks enthusiastically/passionately they can make almost anything seem interesting. I have zero interest in cars or camping but watched the whole video and thoroughly enjoyed it. And I'm glad I did because those photos at the end were beautiful
I made sure to get a portable battery that would run my 35 quart alpicool to run for at least 2 or 3 days. I also charge on route, then use solar panels when settled down. Doing that, I could probably stretch it to a week if needed, but mostly 2 to 4 days, which is plenty. Ecoflow delta 2 (1014 wh) and jackery 500 as backup. I do bring a backpack cooler full of ice and will fill it with soda/beer cans once there.
Digging the gear videos every once in a while. For tire care, I run with an air pump and 2 bottles of slime when I'm out rambling. One fateful trip, lost in the wilds of West Texas, I managed to puncture both rear tires. The first bottle was so old it had separated and I didn't notice before administering it. But I managed to shake the second bottle back to life and get one tire rolling and along with the spare eventually made it back. Slime: I never leave home without it.
I haven't been up Saddleback since the late 80's we used to go up to the towers and watch the fireworks as disney land, it looked like a little puff from up there. It was also our party spot. Great video, thanks for sharing
C is for Carver, camping, cameras and cool. Camping has never ever appealed to me, but Nick makes it look like fun to camp out with your rig and taking cool shots too...what’s not to like.
Man you have it buttoned down and the Netflix comment below, I agree. It's not just the information you share, it's the adventure you take us all on, it's the stuff of dreams. Thanks Nick, you brighten my day.
Nick- I mean this as a compliment, but....you were meant for a bigger stage. You have a bigger TALENT- than just behind a camera rolling film. Dude, you were MEANT to be in front of it. A Natural.....with that buttery delivery and AZ desert dry wit. Even when you're not drinkin', I'm watchin'! And dude- that theme segment alone deserves your own Netflix or Amazon special.... because drinking and photography have always held hands.
You are too kind, my friend. I rely heavily on video editing and being a jackass to cover up my insecurities. And AZ desert dry wit...that's a damn good description.
I was thinking more "Endless River" Pink Floyd album cover. But then again I'm a huge Pink Floyd nut, so, that explains that. Awesome photos + car camping how-tos. Very much appreciate you taking the time!
Nick Carver I know you're not a huge fan of photographers as reference, but you might want to look into Storm Thurgerson and Hipgnosis, his design company. It's all surrealist stuff very similar to sr_formica, but the photos are real-no photoshop. Very cool stuff.
Many thanks. I hadn’t considered the lithium battery route and was looking at a “wired in” leisure battery arrangement for my fridge. This I so much more versatile. Now I just have to pay for it!
Mr Heaton sent me, really happy to have found your channel. Great film, love your truck. Looking forward to watching more of your films. Cheers from the UK.
Really enjoyed that! The waterport is so cool, may have to look into that. The images are gorgeous, just gorgeous! Felt like I was floating on a cloud. My favorite at 19:59.
Thanks Nick, love the simple laid back delivery and I now look at my photography with a more open mind. Between you and Tom Heaton, I think I'm covered for inspiration. cheers from NZ
Was loving the cool stuff you were showing in the video. Figured I would not subscribe bc I don’t do photography…until you made the “beers” joke. That one little funny a$$ bit made me a subscriber! Very entertaining to watch!
Very interesting. I didn't think people still used acetate film. I was a studio photographer back in the '70s and '80s and bought the first advanced 4x5 Sinar P in North America. I had two Hasselblads and a Nikon 35 mm. Along with a few other cameras. However I did mostly fashion and Studio advertising photography. However these days I prefer digital. Especially since I can use stacking programs. Such as in exposure stacking, focus stacking Etc. Basically I can shoot a scene at multiple exposures, one for the sky, another for the Shadows and one or two exposures for areas in between those two latitudes. Then I can combine all multiple exposures in the program and it will select the best exposures for each of the different shots and combine them into one single photograph. We could never do that in the old days because the sky would always get Overexposed if I were exposing for a Shadows.
I didn't intend to watch this at all, but then suddenly you were wrapping up the video. I really enjoyed your thoughts on colour palettes and how to adjust them to get the look you want. I'm working on an image currently where getting the colour palette right is essential, so also helpful practically.
That was awesome. If you’re not an engineer, you’d make a great one with how you set up your truck. The cloud photos were a bonus, and as always really informative. Thanks!
Great video! One item I would recommend is a hood mounted thin solar panel . They can be pricey but there is a 90W from Cascadia for your vehicle. It will allow you to charge your battery while parked. So, if you are running the fridge constantly, you can also charge the Goal Zero. Just use a 12V outlet that is constant power. I can swap the fuse on my cargo area outlet to work either way (ignition or battery)
This is my first time ever watching one of Nick's video's and I literally laughed out loud multiple times🤣 and it was very informative. Appreciate the insight!
I absolutely love your videos and the humor you bring to them. Plus, I learn so much from them, not only on photography but all the other great stuff you bring up. Keep 'em coming!
Love, love , love the truck, I do like 4 runners but even high klms used are crazy priced. Nick really enjoyed the video and of course the images. Thanks for sharing and thanks to TH for introducing me to your channel.
You hold the current World record of product plug$ during a RUclips infomercial! Amazing!! The only thing without a brand name i$ the air in your tire$!! Well done $ir!!
Man how i missed your videos. I started with analog photography this semester and watched ALL of your videos (no kiding), learned a lot, then i tried to watch some other channels aaaaand well, 95% of them just suck. Also i'm just finishing my trackday project car, the next one will be an offroader, so lot's of inspiration here on your channel with photography and offroading/camping gear. Thx dude.
Just like Ansel Adams back in the day, setting up his 8X10 on a rack on top of his woody station wagon. Probably wished he had some of the cool and innovative gear available now that makes these outings less hardship and more enjoyable. Oh, and btw you made some terrific images and I concur with the reasoning behind the choices you made.
Such a great video Nick! We just put an order in for the Gobi Stealth rack for our 2010 4Runner. I feel like it’s a gateway drug though haha. Seeing all of the attachments, accessories and other overlanding gear available makes me want to spend all my money... we just got a roof tent for our photo trips as well. We got a lot of great ideas from your video! Cheers buddy and we’ve been a big fan of your channel for a long time. -Mike
There is a little known rule among high end photographers especially in Advertising and Editorial.... "If looking through the viewfinder and you realize that you've seen it before..... Don't Shoot" As Alexey Brodovitch once said... 'Astonish me, bring me something that I've never seen before'" If a photographer can do that.... greatness awaits him...!
Great, not only do I need to put a large format camera on my shopping list, but also a 4 Runner and that other stuff. Great video. Great info. Thank you!
All the details on your gear was great. But very happy to see you using some external light to read the film frame numbers. I though I was the only one.
Just found you. I almost never comment on videos, or subscribe, but you’re so humble and chill that I had to do both 👍🏼 keep the good runner videos coming brother! And you drink Pacifico 🤙🏼 “gotta have beers” -N.Carver
I think one of the most important things for me is if something happens to me while I am out in the wilderness taking wildlife or landscape photos. I can use this phone with a satellite SMS to get help. That’s a great feature in my opinion.
Man your car is so freaking cool. Was wondering why you don’t have a portable solar panel or something...but then I quickly realized: if Nick needed a solar panel, Nick would already have a solar panel. Thanks for the video!!
Haha! True. But I don't have one because I've never stayed in one spot long enough to need to generate power that way. I drive enough each day to juice back up from the engine.
As a hobbyist Photographer who owns a 2020 4Runner and whose interest was also piqued with that new Ford Bronco too....can relate. And jealous of that GOBI rack, ordered mine back in June and have months to go before it arrives hahaha. Nick, not sure if you have time but would nice to see you do a workshop called "Drinking Cold Ones with a bit of Landscape Photography" in Joshua Tree or other when this is all over
Thanks for allowing us to contribute. I wait for your videos more than any other I follow. Besides. You’re a rum drinker, that’s something I support. Lol
Thanks for posting your no-nonsense camping/off-roading tips and especially the gear links. I have a 2018 4Runner and built a sleeping platform and cooler slide-out. I am probably twice your age, so I need a bit more headroom to get in and out ;-)
Dude i love your videos. I never have taken a film photo or own a exponometer, and i probably never will but man do i love your videos. They are so calming and soothing. Even the colors are kinda like some old kodachome stuff. Thank you and never stop doing them.
I have an '04 Runner that I plan on running into the ground also, hopefully that won't happen anytime soon 232K and still going strong. I have the poorer mans shower haha, I bug sprayer I adapted a kitchen sink sprayer to. As with most of my gear, it works until it doesn't. See you out there sometime. P.S. the tire deflators are so much better than F'ing about with manually deflating with a gauge.
Very impressive. I had never heard of wireless car lamps before, or the pressurized water cooler. The two-level area with bed on top is great, but you are not going to sit up and read in bed. The cloud photos were great. I get the feeling you process these films yourself from the push comment, but I don't know how one could get back to positive from a negative film. Also, I am supposing that you have a writer program from speech to the video. By now you are in your new home, and I hope it is good for you and your wife.
Very Interested in this topic as I would like to get setup similarly for 1-2 night trips for photography. I see a lot of photographers setups, Adam Gibbs/Ben Horne for example, but like how you and Thomas Heaton have gotten more in depth. Also, 1. there is always room for beer and 2. save that cash for good whiskey and scotch!
I have the Goal Zero Yeti 400 Lithium and it will power my Dometic CFX40 for 26 hours. So I'm pretty sure that 500X will power your fridge much longer.
That is a sweet off-roading and camping setup. Lovely tele-cloud scene - I prefer the print film by a mile on this shot, although I tend to these days anyway, a far cry from my youth when I used almost nothing but slide film. A joy to watch as always, thank you.
A nice end to my weekend. This was a fun two-parter. I thought you were going to wind up the video after you completed the camping gear walk-through... but NO! You got me you silly SOB 😉. I enjoyed seeing your camping setup. It’s quite a bit different than mine, but I picked up a pearl or two which I’ll try out. The landscape is so different out there. It was a joy to watch you photograph a phenomenon that I’ve never seen before. Thanks for that. Cheers 🍻
Top notch content again Nick! I can only imagine how much time and money it has taken you to perfect that gear, seems like a very enjoyable camping car. Great photo too, if I'd only seen the photos I would have thought you took these from an airplane.
Not to get weird or anything, but you're kindof my hero Mr Carver. The end.
Anyone who's willing to view my videos and leave a friendly comment is my hero. Thank you, sir.
Just when I think I’m done with photography another video by Mr. Carver is released to reel me back in. Dammit, this is too inspirational to ignore. Absolutely love your content, Nick. Your talents, efforts, ability to appropriately articulate technique, and well appointed humor make for a truly enjoyable experience. Thanks, man!
He’s a hero to all of us haha. I just got two cases like him, one for my viair compressor, and one for my recovery gear. Saved me a lot of money instead of getting a Roam case😂
ditto
It's funny how when someone with a nice personality talks enthusiastically/passionately they can make almost anything seem interesting. I have zero interest in cars or camping but watched the whole video and thoroughly enjoyed it. And I'm glad I did because those photos at the end were beautiful
I'm very glad to hear that. Thank you!
Facts
“Beers man huhuh... actually you know what that sounds kinda good” 😂
Nick, I think I speak for everyone else when I say you’re the kind of photographer every one of us wishes to be. Great content, man, cheers!
Mr.Carver Dropping new Gems today I feel Blessed!
I made sure to get a portable battery that would run my 35 quart alpicool to run for at least 2 or 3 days. I also charge on route, then use solar panels when settled down. Doing that, I could probably stretch it to a week if needed, but mostly 2 to 4 days, which is plenty.
Ecoflow delta 2 (1014 wh) and jackery 500 as backup. I do bring a backpack cooler full of ice and will fill it with soda/beer cans once there.
Digging the gear videos every once in a while. For tire care, I run with an air pump and 2 bottles of slime when I'm out rambling. One fateful trip, lost in the wilds of West Texas, I managed to puncture both rear tires. The first bottle was so old it had separated and I didn't notice before administering it. But I managed to shake the second bottle back to life and get one tire rolling and along with the spare eventually made it back. Slime: I never leave home without it.
@Bobby Brady Yep, learned my lesson that trip.
That's a good call. I generally have one can of slime just in case. Probably dried up by now, though.
I haven't been up Saddleback since the late 80's we used to go up to the towers and watch the fireworks as disney land, it looked like a little puff from up there. It was also our party spot.
Great video, thanks for sharing
C is for Carver, camping, cameras and cool. Camping has never ever appealed to me, but Nick makes it look like fun to camp out with your rig and taking cool shots too...what’s not to like.
I appreciate that, thank you!
Much like Mr Dani Miras, your videos make me want to live in them. Camping out in the desert, taking pictures, living the dream!
Thank you, my friend 🙏🏼
Mr.Carver.. its great support and help. I'm just speechless for contribution u made.
Man you have it buttoned down and the Netflix comment below, I agree. It's not just the information you share, it's the adventure you take us all on, it's the stuff of dreams. Thanks Nick, you brighten my day.
Always a good day when Nick posts a video.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Nick- I mean this as a compliment, but....you were meant for a bigger stage. You have a bigger TALENT- than just behind a camera rolling film. Dude, you were MEANT to be in front of it. A Natural.....with that buttery delivery and AZ desert dry wit. Even when you're not drinkin', I'm watchin'! And dude- that theme segment alone deserves your own Netflix or Amazon special.... because drinking and photography have always held hands.
You are too kind, my friend. I rely heavily on video editing and being a jackass to cover up my insecurities. And AZ desert dry wit...that's a damn good description.
I was thinking more "Endless River" Pink Floyd album cover. But then again I'm a huge Pink Floyd nut, so, that explains that. Awesome photos + car camping how-tos. Very much appreciate you taking the time!
Oh yeah that's a good reference. Never seen that cover before.
Nick Carver I know you're not a huge fan of photographers as reference, but you might want to look into Storm Thurgerson and Hipgnosis, his design company. It's all surrealist stuff very similar to sr_formica, but the photos are real-no photoshop. Very cool stuff.
The lights on the garage door switch is epic!
absolutely love your videos, every time you upload it's a little celebration
🎉🎉🎉 Thank you!
Not home right now but I know EXACLY what I'm watching before going to sleep.
YEEEEEEES
I love the light setup. Could you do a detailed how to video on how you set up all your lights?
BEER BREAK! the best photo (non-photo) video ever.
Many thanks. I hadn’t considered the lithium battery route and was looking at a “wired in” leisure battery arrangement for my fridge. This I so much more versatile. Now I just have to pay for it!
Yeah the portability is sure nice.
i thought i was the only one that gets them "HeBeGeeBeez". Some Fresh Gear, even though this video is two years old, it is still BRAND NEW to ME!!!
Super talented, Nick. Vids are great and bigly helpful. I'm older than you but still want to be you when I grow up. Keep 'em comin' !
14:53 FINALLY my favorite photography channel delivers photography content again ;)
Yes you hit it in the head...It’s Reliable 👍🏽. It’s an awesome SUV. I still have my 3Gen 2001 SR5 4runner and she still going strong.
Mr Heaton sent me, really happy to have found your channel. Great film, love your truck. Looking forward to watching more of your films. Cheers from the UK.
Sweet setup, Nick. Love the images at the end and mentioning Falcore made me smile.
Really enjoyed that! The waterport is so cool, may have to look into that. The images are gorgeous, just gorgeous! Felt like I was floating on a cloud. My favorite at 19:59.
Thank you very much, Kim!
I have no idea why the beers thing made me laugh so hard 😂 Just bought my first 4Runner and it came with the same rack. Great video!
Thanks Nick, love the simple laid back delivery and I now look at my photography with a more open mind. Between you and Tom Heaton, I think I'm covered for inspiration. cheers from NZ
Thank you for the kind words!
I’ve wanted this video for so long. Love you work, your channel, all that jazz. Thanks for everything you do!
Glad to hear that! Thank you
Was loving the cool stuff you were showing in the video. Figured I would not subscribe bc I don’t do photography…until you made the “beers” joke. That one little funny a$$ bit made me a subscriber! Very entertaining to watch!
Very interesting. I didn't think people still used acetate film. I was a studio photographer back in the '70s and '80s and bought the first advanced 4x5 Sinar P in North America. I had two Hasselblads and a Nikon 35 mm. Along with a few other cameras. However I did mostly fashion and Studio advertising photography. However these days I prefer digital. Especially since I can use stacking programs. Such as in exposure stacking, focus stacking Etc. Basically I can shoot a scene at multiple exposures, one for the sky, another for the Shadows and one or two exposures for areas in between those two latitudes. Then I can combine all multiple exposures in the program and it will select the best exposures for each of the different shots and combine them into one single photograph. We could never do that in the old days because the sky would always get Overexposed if I were exposing for a Shadows.
With that sweet light kit you have going, and that top rack, you've got me looking at 4Runners again. Some great tips here too! Thanks.
I didn't intend to watch this at all, but then suddenly you were wrapping up the video. I really enjoyed your thoughts on colour palettes and how to adjust them to get the look you want. I'm working on an image currently where getting the colour palette right is essential, so also helpful practically.
That was awesome. If you’re not an engineer, you’d make a great one with how you set up your truck. The cloud photos were a bonus, and as always really informative. Thanks!
Thanks, Bob!
Great video! One item I would recommend is a hood mounted thin solar panel . They can be pricey but there is a 90W from Cascadia for your vehicle. It will allow you to charge your battery while parked. So, if you are running the fridge constantly, you can also charge the Goal Zero. Just use a 12V outlet that is constant power. I can swap the fuse on my cargo area outlet to work either way (ignition or battery)
This is my first time ever watching one of Nick's video's and I literally laughed out loud multiple times🤣 and it was very informative. Appreciate the insight!
I hear you. That carnita part was one of those moments right.
I absolutely love your videos and the humor you bring to them. Plus, I learn so much from them, not only on photography but all the other great stuff you bring up. Keep 'em coming!
Thank you, sir!
Love, love , love the truck, I do like 4 runners but even high klms used are crazy priced. Nick really enjoyed the video and of course the images. Thanks for sharing and thanks to TH for introducing me to your channel.
You hold the current World record of product plug$ during a RUclips infomercial! Amazing!! The only thing without a brand name i$ the air in your tire$!! Well done $ir!!
Came for the camping setup, stayed for the photography. Right on man!
Man how i missed your videos. I started with analog photography this semester and watched ALL of your videos (no kiding), learned a lot, then i tried to watch some other channels aaaaand well, 95% of them just suck. Also i'm just finishing my trackday project car, the next one will be an offroader, so lot's of inspiration here on your channel with photography and offroading/camping gear. Thx dude.
Hi Nick !!! Very good photos ! I have seen useful accessories for auto traveling . It s great !!!
Thank you!
Just like Ansel Adams back in the day, setting up his 8X10 on a rack on top of his woody station wagon. Probably wished he had some of the cool and innovative gear available now that makes these outings less hardship and more enjoyable. Oh, and btw you made some terrific images and I concur with the reasoning behind the choices you made.
Thank you! Although he probably wouldn't like the increased traffic (both cars and people in parks). 🤔
Great episode Nick.
Thank you
Sales guy at auto parts store: Sir, how many lights would you like to purchase?
Nick: Yes.
ALTERNATE REPLY:ALL OF THEM.....
Great walk around. Nice outfit!!!! The best walk around I've seen on YT!
Another great vid combining camping and nice on location. One of the best channels
Thank you very much.
Such a great video Nick! We just put an order in for the Gobi Stealth rack for our 2010 4Runner. I feel like it’s a gateway drug though haha. Seeing all of the attachments, accessories and other overlanding gear available makes me want to spend all my money... we just got a roof tent for our photo trips as well. We got a lot of great ideas from your video! Cheers buddy and we’ve been a big fan of your channel for a long time. -Mike
Nice! Yeah they’re great racks with so many cool ways to customize them. Enjoy that rooftop tent! That’s something I’ve always toyed with.
This is amazing- the setup, the photo vid at the end. Would love to see more videos like this!
Thank you! I'll keep that in mind 👍🏼
There is a little known rule among high end photographers especially in Advertising and Editorial.... "If looking through the viewfinder and you realize that you've seen it before..... Don't Shoot" As Alexey Brodovitch once said... 'Astonish me, bring me something that I've never seen before'" If a photographer can do that.... greatness awaits him...!
Toyota should hire you to do their commercial shot.
Fantastic, Nick. Love your channel and everything you're putting out.
Thank you very much!
Great, not only do I need to put a large format camera on my shopping list, but also a 4 Runner and that other stuff. Great video. Great info. Thank you!
Bye, money! We'll miss you!
@@nickcarverphoto Naa, I wouldn't miss it. I'd be to distracted and happy from camping and taking photos like you. 😜
All the details on your gear was great. But very happy to see you using some external light to read the film frame numbers. I though I was the only one.
Kodak faint print + deep red viewing window = blindness
Wow Sunday just took a turn for the better lol. cool.
Just found you. I almost never comment on videos, or subscribe, but you’re so humble and chill that I had to do both 👍🏼 keep the good runner videos coming brother! And you drink Pacifico 🤙🏼 “gotta have beers” -N.Carver
I really appreciate that. Thank you.
Drops a great video on setup then throws in a photo vid on top, you spoil us sir 👍
A video in a video. Vidception.
He's such a showoff.... : )
This is one of your best works imo
That's kind of you to say. Thank you.
I'm here for the photography...but I gotta admit, that's a sweet setup on the 4Runner!
Thanks, Tony!
I haven't been up saddleback mountain in awhile. might have to make a day trip
I think one of the most important things for me is if something happens to me while I am out in the wilderness taking wildlife or landscape photos. I can use this phone with a satellite SMS to get help. That’s a great feature in my opinion.
That is a very clean setup. Good job.
Awesome video, nice setup, great choice of gear and keeping it simple. Our dog's name is Falcor and he appreciated the never ending story skies
Nick had a Toyota sponsorship coming... right until he mentioned the Bronco.
Ah dammit.
@@nickcarverphoto This is where it is worth pointing out that Ansel Adams did a Datsun commercial sometime in the 70s.
😂
Man your car is so freaking cool. Was wondering why you don’t have a portable solar panel or something...but then I quickly realized: if Nick needed a solar panel, Nick would already have a solar panel. Thanks for the video!!
Haha! True. But I don't have one because I've never stayed in one spot long enough to need to generate power that way. I drive enough each day to juice back up from the engine.
As a hobbyist Photographer who owns a 2020 4Runner and whose interest was also piqued with that new Ford Bronco too....can relate. And jealous of that GOBI rack, ordered mine back in June and have months to go before it arrives hahaha. Nick, not sure if you have time but would nice to see you do a workshop called "Drinking Cold Ones with a bit of Landscape Photography" in Joshua Tree or other when this is all over
I like that workshop idea. And yeah Gobi takes forever. They must be in high demand.
the product link is just perfect. well done.
This is truly a great informative video giving so many ideas as too what I should consider taking into remote filming locations. Thank You
Thanks for watching.
Off-roading, diggin' scat holes, cycling PSI's and AC/DC power... Man I wanna be a 4WD drive guy like Nick some day 😁
killer vid with amazing tips brother... hugely helpful and insightful.
Thanks for allowing us to contribute. I wait for your videos more than any other I follow. Besides. You’re a rum drinker, that’s something I support. Lol
Thank you!
Thanks for posting your no-nonsense camping/off-roading tips and especially the gear links. I have a 2018 4Runner and built a sleeping platform and cooler slide-out. I am probably twice your age, so I need a bit more headroom to get in and out ;-)
Dude i love your videos. I never have taken a film photo or own a exponometer, and i probably never will but man do i love your videos. They are so calming and soothing. Even the colors are kinda like some old kodachome stuff. Thank you and never stop doing them.
Your video inspires me to exit my laziness phase….ok it’s a habit. I have all the gear, I just need to go out and take photos! Thank you!
Getting a Indiana Jones meets photography vibe on your channel. I’m not mad about it either keep up the good work.
I need to get me a Short Round.
Great video and you made me go grab a beer 🍺 😀 👍 when you found yours. Cheers!
liked it..have to go out urgently..cant wait to get back home already and watch it! i know it will be awesome video already
I really enjoyed this video, I completely agree with your views on the shots but wow, what a scene that was.
Thank you!
Thanks for the walk-through. Having had many years of off road camping I can appreciate your setup.
Nick, those camp lights with garage opener is just genius!!!
Thank you! I nearly threw my arm out patting myself on the back when I made that connection.
@@nickcarverphoto You definitely deserved it Nick!! I would do it everything time I use that function! I love it!
I have an '04 Runner that I plan on running into the ground also, hopefully that won't happen anytime soon 232K and still going strong. I have the poorer mans shower haha, I bug sprayer I adapted a kitchen sink sprayer to. As with most of my gear, it works until it doesn't. See you out there sometime. P.S. the tire deflators are so much better than F'ing about with manually deflating with a gauge.
The photos you took remind me of a Mark Rothko painting.
Good call.
Sweet ride, sweet clouds, sweet movie ref. Sweet.
Thank you, sir
Very impressive. I had never heard of wireless car lamps before, or the pressurized water cooler. The two-level area with bed on top is great, but you are not going to sit up and read in bed. The cloud photos were great. I get the feeling you process these films yourself from the push comment, but I don't know how one could get back to positive from a negative film. Also, I am supposing that you have a writer program from speech to the video. By now you are in your new home, and I hope it is good for you and your wife.
Very Interested in this topic as I would like to get setup similarly for 1-2 night trips for photography. I see a lot of photographers setups, Adam Gibbs/Ben Horne for example, but like how you and Thomas Heaton have gotten more in depth.
Also, 1. there is always room for beer and 2. save that cash for good whiskey and scotch!
Glad you enjoyed the video! And I agree on buying good whiskey and scotch.
I have the Goal Zero Yeti 400 Lithium and it will power my Dometic CFX40 for 26 hours. So I'm pretty sure that 500X will power your fridge much longer.
Dang that's impressive. Good to know.
Never ending story is an amazing movie... Not watched it for ages... I'll have to go look for my old VCR copy lol
Yeah I need to see it again too. Been forever. I'll just stop by Blockbust-oh wait.
Awesome!! Simple and nice set up brother! How about when you sleep condensation issues? Inside car build up moisture all around.
That is a sweet off-roading and camping setup. Lovely tele-cloud scene - I prefer the print film by a mile on this shot, although I tend to these days anyway, a far cry from my youth when I used almost nothing but slide film. A joy to watch as always, thank you.
A nice end to my weekend. This was a fun two-parter. I thought you were going to wind up the video after you completed the camping gear walk-through... but NO! You got me you silly SOB 😉. I enjoyed seeing your camping setup. It’s quite a bit different than mine, but I picked up a pearl or two which I’ll try out. The landscape is so different out there. It was a joy to watch you photograph a phenomenon that I’ve never seen before. Thanks for that. Cheers 🍻
Foooooled you! No but for real thanks for the kind words.
for the additional lights did you have to install a extra fuse box? I love your set up and am so happy you are sharing it!
This is such good content. You should pitch this to Netflix or something.
Seriously.
Thank you very much.
This is too good for netflix, their content is immature, unprofessional and without a substance, this here on the other hand is a complete opposite.
Top notch content again Nick! I can only imagine how much time and money it has taken you to perfect that gear, seems like a very enjoyable camping car. Great photo too, if I'd only seen the photos I would have thought you took these from an airplane.
Thank you! 🙏🏼
good job wiring your lights up wirelessly.
I talk good.
Shout Out from San Dimas, CA Great Show Thanks
can't wait for the next video
Really awesome video...great work, as always!
Thank you!
Great set up and love that you try to keep it budget friendly. I would definitely prefer a roof top tent but otherwise really liked it.