Wow you are pumping them out this morning. Must have spent the last couple of days on editing and post production. Rock wallabies are tricky little critters to shoot at night. Even during the day they are so criptic my cheap little camera struggles to focus lol. Have got nice shots on manual. As an old bloke I commend your efforts. Surprised you havent done an ankle on some of those tracks. Went ass up about 10 weeks ago and busted my arm. I recommend avoiding that lol. Long walk out and a slow recovery. Looking forward to your next video. I have enjoyed the series.thanks
@@orionblue4367 Yes, I blitzed them last week and got them all complete - so they are out today. The iPhone 15 I have does great night photography (hence the star pictures) but is not so good with the night videos, which came out very grainy. At least they look like wallabies (vaguely). The trail is definitely a challenge for the ankles but I used the walking poles religiously and they certainly saved a few falls along the way. You really have to keep your wits about you on that trail and concentrate on where you are stepping which was hard to do when everything around you was so amazing. I hope your recovery is coming along well - I definitely want to avoid that.
@@AlexsAustralianAdventures yes, partner has an 15, I just have a cheap Android. Have been using a Sony 6700 lately and it is awesome. Do you use iMovie , CapCut or Final Cut Pro ...or premier pro or...? Learning premier pro and it amazing..
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Wow you are pumping them out this morning. Must have spent the last couple of days on editing and post production. Rock wallabies are tricky little critters to shoot at night. Even during the day they are so criptic my cheap little camera struggles to focus lol. Have got nice shots on manual. As an old bloke I commend your efforts. Surprised you havent done an ankle on some of those tracks. Went ass up about 10 weeks ago and busted my arm. I recommend avoiding that lol. Long walk out and a slow recovery. Looking forward to your next video. I have enjoyed the series.thanks
@@orionblue4367 Yes, I blitzed them last week and got them all complete - so they are out today. The iPhone 15 I have does great night photography (hence the star pictures) but is not so good with the night videos, which came out very grainy. At least they look like wallabies (vaguely).
The trail is definitely a challenge for the ankles but I used the walking poles religiously and they certainly saved a few falls along the way. You really have to keep your wits about you on that trail and concentrate on where you are stepping which was hard to do when everything around you was so amazing.
I hope your recovery is coming along well - I definitely want to avoid that.
@@AlexsAustralianAdventures yes, partner has an 15, I just have a cheap Android. Have been using a Sony 6700 lately and it is awesome. Do you use iMovie , CapCut or Final Cut Pro ...or premier pro or...? Learning premier pro and it amazing..