Baie dankie vir die aanmoediging! Dit was die laaste episode van hierdie rondte van Kgalagadi - ek gaan eers Augustus volgende jaar weer. Maar ek beplan 'n video oor 'n trip deur die Namib (Luderitz na Walvisbaai) wat ons 'n rukkie terug gedoen het. As jy belangstel kan jy gerus oorweeg om te "subscribe" sodat jy dit nie mis nie.
Thank you for the compliment! Virtually all the footage in this episode was shot with a Canon R6 and Canon EF 100-400mm L lens. In the previous episodes I also used a GoPro Hero 7 for some of the driving scenes and an old Canon 7D Mark II for some of the wide shots when I did not want to change lenses on the R6. However, the quality of the footage from the 7D is so much worse than from the R6 that the difference is very noticeable even after final rendering and RUclips compression. I have since sold the 7D and aim to replace it with an R6 Mark II eventually. Because you are mostly not allowed to get out of your car, I used a Gimpro door mount for most of the shots (pretty much everything not taken at a campsite)
![Kgalagadi: What are the wilderness trails like? [Kgalagadi Ep 2]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Dnhl0VFEf-g/mqdefault.jpg)
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Thank you, beautifull ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the encouragement!
Fantastic videography !
Thank you very much!
Wow wow puik episode dankie vie deel
Baie dankie vir die aanmoediging! Dit was die laaste episode van hierdie rondte van Kgalagadi - ek gaan eers Augustus volgende jaar weer. Maar ek beplan 'n video oor 'n trip deur die Namib (Luderitz na Walvisbaai) wat ons 'n rukkie terug gedoen het. As jy belangstel kan jy gerus oorweeg om te "subscribe" sodat jy dit nie mis nie.
Fantastic videos and very clever editing. Was wondering what equipment you used for your photography?
Thank you for the compliment! Virtually all the footage in this episode was shot with a Canon R6 and Canon EF 100-400mm L lens. In the previous episodes I also used a GoPro Hero 7 for some of the driving scenes and an old Canon 7D Mark II for some of the wide shots when I did not want to change lenses on the R6. However, the quality of the footage from the 7D is so much worse than from the R6 that the difference is very noticeable even after final rendering and RUclips compression. I have since sold the 7D and aim to replace it with an R6 Mark II eventually. Because you are mostly not allowed to get out of your car, I used a Gimpro door mount for most of the shots (pretty much everything not taken at a campsite)