CLIMBING A GIANT ROCK FACE VIA FERRATA AT TREMBLANT! (4K)
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Vlog Ep.35 - Climbing A Giant Rock Face Via Ferrata At Tremblant! (4K)
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P.S. Thanks for watching! :) xx
You have a great eye for capturing and showing us the beauty that you two see. Keep up the amazing adventures.
Thanks Zamba! :)
Those Views Are Amazing. Thanx For Turning The Camera Around. Epic Location & Harness Up!!
Cheers
Glad to hear you enjoyed it Travis! More adventures on the way :)
You guys sure sure live life. Thanks for the videos.
Thanks for watching Tom! :)
Camera work made me feel like I was there on that rock. Had a knot in my gut the entire time. Gee thanks lol.
Haha, thanks for watching! :)
Another great adventure. I have no idea how you did that holding the camera, and why you have only 2000 subscribers because your videos are awesome.
Aww! Thank you so much Sher! :)
And now she (and she!) has 33K :)
I was interested in trying the Via Ferrata before you even made this video, so I was really excited when I first watched it three years ago. I finally got to try it (and the same course as you). I didn't bring a camera with me (my hands and my mind were too busy anyhow) so it was great to watch your video again. It recaptured so many aspects of my adventure that it was like having a video of my trip without me having to be in it :-). (It's also interesting to see little things that have changed in three years).
I really appreciate all of your videos. The production is always top notch, and the sense of fun and delight that the two of you bring to every adventure is heart warming. You set an inspiring example, not just in being fit and active, but also in how to embrace and enjoy life.
Aww! Thanks so much for your kind words - they mean a lot to Julia and I! Glad to hear :)
You ladies are setting the benchmark for just ' Wow!'
Aww! Thanks Mark! :)
Doing this later in the month :) great vid!
Nice! You're going to have a great time! :)
Out of my comfort level!
Haha, there were definitely a few hair-raising moments :)
That looks insanely fun! Great work on filming this and the editing. Professional work!
Thanks so much Jeff! :)
Walkn the plank and the cable.... I.....don't....knnnoow! You Ladies are awesome!
Thanks Robert! :)
good job loved it. you guys do amazing work. thank u again for another awesome upload. :)
Thank you! Glad to hear you're enjoying them :)
Awesome videos! Great adventures. I think I found my new favorite channel.. Keep em coming!
Aww! Thanks! Glad to hear :)
Wow, that was incredible! I spent 14 mins with my jaw dropped! Absolutely amazing!
Thanks Elisa! Haha, glad to hear :D
That was sick!!!! You ladies do some wicked fun stuff!! Thanks for sharing!!!!!
Thanks Sean! Glad to hear you enjoyed it! :)
Awesome climb, from watching all your Tremblant videos to date, so much to see and do. Tremblant is like a second home for you guys. 🇨🇦
lok ma, no hands :D
That looked like a blast... Thanks for sharing Chris
Thanks for watching! :)
OMG! This was high! I raise my hat for you! Great job! 👍 greetings from germany! 😊
Thanks so much Kira! Hello from Canada :)
Somehow arrived here form Casey Neistat's channel. Great work Chris... enjoyed ever min.
Thanks Mike! :)
I could never able to go there since I am afraid of height :( Thanks for bringing me there tho :D
Wow!
Your vids are inspiring!! keep em coming
Thanks so much Sam! :)
I'll have to check out Tremblant, I've gone on similar adventures but not on this scale. Super cool!
Thanks Matt! Highly recommend it :)
WOW! I love this video and I really want to do that it looks so fun! Great Job!
Thanks Maddy! It's so much fun - you should go for it! :)
I don't do heights, so good job and well done.
One complaint........Didn't get to see the evening food nosh up......lol
Andy ;-)
Thanks Andy! Haha, yeah, the video was getting a little long, so I opted to keep it just to the climbing :)
NICE.
Thanks Jared! :)
Yep. I'd totally forget to hook back up, and then go flying to my end scene. Grand finale alley Sally. Owie. LMAO
You gals are awesome!,love the videos
Thanks Peter! Glad to hear :)
Found your channel with the Algonquin trip videos and always thought I'd want to go there and do that myself... This, on the other hand... Wild lions (as if there are any other kind...) couldn't get me up that cliff! Beautiful video, though! Greetings from Finland!
Thanks Mosse! You live in a beautiful country - we think Finland's doing some pretty cool stuff :)
Added to my bucket list :) Thanks
Nice! Glad to hear! :)
You guys always doing fun stuff. =D Nice job and you guys deserve more subs.
Thanks Joshua! :)
that's insane!
Great vid Chris and really love your freelance work. So how are you capturing audio with the GX85? Also you mentioned a while back in another vid that you did a "ton" of roto work for a smoother look, are you still doing that or is this just in-cam stabilizer and some minor post stabilization? Thanks ... sub'd ... done deal ;)
Thank you! I'm actually just using the in-camera mics on the GX85, and this was the first video that I added micro-windjammers to them. In the past, I've done a lot of roto work in After Effects to GoPro footage, refining what tracking points were being used frame by frame on the Epic NYC Run video, and the Fast Skiing & Snowboarding at Tremblant video... though the more recent videos with the GX85 / gimbal are predominantly in-camera / onboard stabilization, with just a touch of post stabilization in FCPX in a few places :)
How's it hanging?
*squeeky* very nicely
And then I see why the high pitched voice hhaha.. You're brave :)
Haha, thanks! :)
WOW!
Great video & music yet again! Glad I'm a subscriber :)
May I please ask what camera equipment you use? The quality is remarkable! Perhaps you could do a vlog entry on the subject? Happy trails :)
Thanks Robert! I filmed this particular video with a GX85, 12-60mm Power OIS lens, and a PilotFly H2 gimbal - it's a fair amount of weight to lug around, but I'm really enjoying the process of dialling in all the settings. I hope to do a gear / workflow video at some point in the future :)
I'm interested in the gx85/80. How was this exposed? I didn't see one shot that wasn't over exposed. Was it in standard? Was it auto exposed? Thanks
Thanks for watching! This was filmed with the standard picture profile with no modifications to the in-camera colour settings, in auto white balance / exposure while I was still getting used to the camera. I then bumped the exposures up / down in post, and depending on the shot, pulled the shadows down a little to add some contrast, added some saturation, and removed a slightly yellow'ish tint in FCPX :)
great video ! enjoyed it very much !
take care and have a nice day :)
Thank you so much! You too - hope you have a great weekend! :)
Thanks ;)
Those are some great videos. What gimbal are you using with the gx85?
Thanks Joe! I'm using the new PilotFly H2 :)
time for you two to tackle the AT
Hey Mike! Would love to check out the AT some day! I've heard a lot of great things about it :)
That's a really long Via Ferrata. It must have taken ages to bolt.
We are doing this in august of this year. Which climb did you choose?
Any tips for securing a stabilizer while doing this? I took my DS1 hiking the other day and I couldn't figure out the best way to carry it when I wasn't filming and it doesn't fit well in my bag :/
I tend to carry it by the arm that curves upwards behind the camera's LCD screen. Definitely feel ya though... it's tricky to transport around. During this climb, I had a camera quick-plate screwed into the quarter-twenty mount on the bottom of the gimbal's handle, then wrapped a rope around the base, and it was hanging from a carabiner on my climbing harness... which definitely smashed into my leg a few times and left some bruises :)
Gotcha. I have a black rapid strap that I could screw into the bottom, but I would worry about it swinging around. It would be nice if future iterations of this tech came with a mechanism to keep all the arms locked in to the most compact form when its not in use. Also it'd be nice if bags/cases were the right shape to hold a gimbal with a camera mounted. Anyway, very nice video - the bruises were worth it!
Is this intermediate or advanced?
Nice video !
Thanks! Btw, love what you're country's doing - Norway's a great country that we could all learn a lot from :)
Thanks
Love your videos. Some of the best filming and editing on youtube. But the music choices/volume has my finger constantly on the volume control.
Thanks Kevin! Sorry about that - I like to play with the music/pacing in the vlogs... I use to proof the levels through studio monitoring headphones, but the headphone jack on my iMac is broken... need to get that fixed :)
It could just be me transitioning to the old man stage of my life where all music sounds like noise and is too damn loud.
👍👍😉
I saw that first bridge and was immediately like ‘nope..all the nope’
I roofed for quite a few years. Do I'm not afraid of hieghts. But was crazy. Reminds me of when people talk about sky diving. Me I wonder who wants to jump out of a perfectly good airplane.
what editing software do you use?
I use FCPX for the vast majority of my editing, and sometimes round trip out to After Effects when I need a little more control stabilizing things in post :)
OMG Julia is officially a crazy chick
dammit, I work in that park. Why didn't I saw you?
Cool! Maybe next time - what do you do in the park?
Chris Prouse I'm either at the reception or as a park ranger
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Haha :)
What is that bs at the beggining?! -.-