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Cheers mate, glad you liked it!

Thanks! Appreciate you watching it. Nice, it looked like it would have been fun. I usually visit Canberra a couple times a year, hopefully if I'm around the same time it's on sometime in future I'm able to make it and check it out.

I used an Osmo Action 3. For the bike POV shots it's mounted to the handlebars with the handlebar mount from GoPro, and when I'm using it for POV's while shooting I unclipped it from that mount and put it on a clip mount - also from GoPro - and attached it to my backpack strap.

Thanks! I used just a normal shoulder strap for this one. It was long enough to be relatively comfortable but short enough to still sling it across my chest and it not get knocked about my knees while riding. Would recommend taking great care doing this with a camera that you really care to keep in perfect condition, I certainly made sure to not ride too hard and take any big risks on this ride.

I'd love to! Definitely on the cards. I did do a street photo walk with my Canon R6 MkII around Melbourne that I posted just before this video, if you want you should check that one out too if you haven't already!

Thanks, mate! I had a DJI Osmo Action 3 mounted on the handlebars with horizon balance turned on. It's got a really nice clip mechanism that made it nice and easy to take off the handlebars and switch to the clip mounted to my backpack strap when I stopped to take a photo. Worked a treat, right?!

Thanks so much for stopping by and watching both! I agree, it's really interesting to see them side by side like that. Both great places, but also full of character in their own ways. I hope you enjoy your ride as much as I did, I'm sure you'll love it. Hopefully I'll have something out sooner than later for you to check out. Cheers!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks, mate! And go Penrith!!

Cheers, mate!

Thanks, mate! Highly recommend it. Anything that gives you some decent quality and is small enough to not get in the way and carry around a lot is the way to go. My GX7 MkII/GX85 ticks all those boxes, but the viewfinder is a bit rubbish. I thought I’d need it, but I reckon if you’re like me you might be fine with an option without it, there are definitely good options out there. Love my R6, but having a smaller setup has meant I’ve actually shot more than I ever have before. Good luck in your search for your own daily driver!

Cheers! Get out and shoot and have fun!

Thanks mate! I enjoyed making this one. Appreciate you checking it out.

Cheers mate! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you, mate! Very happy to hear you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

Haha thanks mate, that one's my favourite too.

Cheers mate! Thanks for watching

Cheers mate! I like that one too, real happy with how it turned out. Thanks for watching

@@alexforsythphoto :)

A very welcome surprise when I saw it fly past! Cheers for watching

Cheers, mate! Was a great way to spend an evening. Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching! It's a great camera, I'm sure you'll love it if you pick one up. In this video I used my EF 24-105 f/4L IS, EF 75-300 f/4-5.6 IS, and EF 50mm 1.4.

@@alexforsythphoto great. I have a few Ef lenses already as I shoot on Canon. What are your experiences comparing the Ef to the native Rf lenses. Are there any noticeable differences?

@@ikechadmedia3116 For the most part it's been really good. I got the EF-RF adapter with the variable ND drop in filter and for shooting video it's worked out great. It's a bit like having built in ND like the professional camcorders I use in my day job, and that's been really useful. If you go down that path though, keep in mind you'll probably want to get a clear drop in filter too, because when you buy the drop in adapter with the VND that's all it comes with, and doesn't have a clear one included. And I'm sure, like me, you're definitely going to want the option to not use it without leaving a bit open gap in your mount adapter while you shoot. Auto focus for stills is great, and for videos it works, but I've found my older lenses are a bit noisy and get picked up on my camera mounted shotgun mic when they're continuously focussing in a quiet room. I've got around this issue by using a wireless lav mic though. So really depends on how you want to use it, but for me this setup has been working well and feels promising as a good tool for me for a while into the future.

@@alexforsythphoto thanks you for the info. Yes I shoot both photo and video mostly corporate stuff. I’ve been looking at it as a hybrid styles entry into the R line.

It was a really nice spot! Thanks for watching mate, glad you enjoyed it.

Thankis man! That patch of moss and the mushrooms stopped me in my tracks and I had to get a shot. That area was a goldmine for that kind fo thing!

Thanks! Cheers for watching!

Cheers, Brett! I checked out a few of your videos before making the trip down. Very jealous you've been recently, I'd love to be back there again. Appreciate you watching, mate!

@@alexforsythphotocheers mate

Absolutely! Worth every minute. Thanks mate!

It really is! I was very lucky to catch those colours, thanks for watching, mate!

Thanks man! Glad you liked them, it was a real treat getting out there!

Thanks Lucien, appreciate it mate!

Cheers mate! It was a great trip and the car didn't skip a beat - would have been nice if it wasn't so thirsty though haha. Recently came across your film channel and have really enjoyed it. Looking forward to the upcoming meet-up!

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Maybe one day you should pick up a camera and give it a go yourself sometime!

Thank you, mate! I really appreciate you getting back to me with such thoughtful feedback. I'll bet Barbados is very different to where I shot this video, but beautiful all the same. Apologies it's taken a long time for me to get back to your comment, but I'm trying to get back out on UA-cam again and put out more of my work.

No worries, thank you for taking the time to watch. Pushing film is something I haven't ever done actually! Although, I'll be giving it a go with a roll of colour film I shot recently that I fear was a bit underexposed so we'll see how that goes. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Apologies it's taken so long for me to get back to you, I've just recently decided to come back to UA-cam and give it another go.