Great job with the video. I like the drive and the music! Not many Tesla videos on youtube have good music like yours! If there's one thing that I want more from the video is the final views from Glacier Point. All the build up to the climax then ..the end :) It's good that autopilot can handle the winding roads. I saw some videos that AP couldn't keep the car in the lane when it makes a tight curve, even at low speed.
That is a great first video! liked and subbed! I need to go to Yosemite someday, and that's very cool how you let your Tesla do most of the driving! I would be uncomfortable to use the autopilot at first, and I would never take both hands off the wheel in autopilot! PS, you should join me and other road video creators on the FreewayJim Facebook Group! You can share your work and build a good audience there!
Hello from Australia. I thought your video was excellent. How about you do a long version, no time lapse, that we can sit back with a drink. Also as others have mentioned a few exterior views from a tripod of the views would go down well.
Thank you! It wasn't 100% AutoPilot, I had to drive manually inside the Wawona Tunnel for safety. I also made bathroom stops so I had to cancel AutoPilot.
Fellow Tesla owner here. The manual clearly states you should be holding the steering wheel. Not to pressure you on this, but you certainly know this, and flaunt on the video that you are driving without holding the steering wheel. This is the kind of behaviour that will cause Tesla to change their software to force drivers to hold the wheel. You also very well know that auto pilot was not designed, nor does the documentation say that driving on a single lane non-divided road is suitable for auto-pilot. Good luck, and please obey the stated design and documented requirements of auto-pilot.
Pretty sure I have a sophisticated computer on my shoulders that should be controlling the drive. If others can't get their input/output right I'd rather they aren't behind the wheel.
Great job with the video. I like the drive and the music! Not many Tesla videos on youtube have good music like yours! If there's one thing that I want more from the video is the final views from Glacier Point. All the build up to the climax then ..the end :)
It's good that autopilot can handle the winding roads. I saw some videos that AP couldn't keep the car in the lane when it makes a tight curve, even at low speed.
Great. Breathtaking sceneries my friend. I also subbed. Feel free to get out to bring us some more :)
Thank you!
That is a great first video! liked and subbed! I need to go to Yosemite someday, and that's very cool how you let your Tesla do most of the driving! I would be uncomfortable to use the autopilot at first, and I would never take both hands off the wheel in autopilot! PS, you should join me and other road video creators on the FreewayJim Facebook Group! You can share your work and build a good audience there!
Fantastic video! I just sub'd.
You have a great video concept here, increase text size would accommodate visually challenged. thanks for the ride.
thank you!
Hello from Australia. I thought your video was excellent. How about you do a long version, no time lapse, that we can sit back with a drink. Also as others have mentioned a few exterior views from a tripod of the views would go down well.
First to sub, first to comment, cool! Did you give any driving input, or was it 100% AP? Nice video BTW.
Thank you! It wasn't 100% AutoPilot, I had to drive manually inside the Wawona Tunnel for safety. I also made bathroom stops so I had to cancel AutoPilot.
So you'd say 90%.
Yes, about 90%. The car will warn you to touch the steering wheel slightly from time to time.
Fellow Tesla owner here. The manual clearly states you should be holding the steering wheel. Not to pressure you on this, but you certainly know this, and flaunt on the video that you are driving without holding the steering wheel. This is the kind of behaviour that will cause Tesla to change their software to force drivers to hold the wheel. You also very well know that auto pilot was not designed, nor does the documentation say that driving on a single lane non-divided road is suitable for auto-pilot. Good luck, and please obey the stated design and documented requirements of auto-pilot.
Pretty sure I have a sophisticated computer on my shoulders that should be controlling the drive. If others can't get their input/output right I'd rather they aren't behind the wheel.