Walking in Stanley Park, Vancouver at Night - Binaural City Sounds
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Walking the Seawall (Stanley Park) in Vancouver, British Columbia. I hope this video can bring joy. The Vancouver Seawall is a stone seawall constructed around the perimeter of Stanley Park. The east side is a great place to photograph the skyline of Vancouver.
Camera Body: Sony A7iii Full Frame
Lens: Sony FE 20mm f/1.8 G Lens
Gimbal: Zhiyun Crane 2
Mic: Rode Stereo VideoMic Pro Stereo On-Camera
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🍎 Beautiful to be walking along the water as the sunsets like that. The sky is so beautiful as are the city lights reflected on the water. Many thanks. - Henry
Thanks, Henry.
Without words. Simply magical!
Thanks a lot, Mercedes!
Great walk, very much so enjoyed this
Thanks!
Superb video my friend, have done this walk a hundred times before at this our favourite time of the evening..this really helps melt away the anxiety right now..thank you!
Thanks for the kind words, Benevolent. I would greatly appreciate if you share :)
Beautiful video. I have to visit again Vancouver
Thanks for the kind words :)
Appreciate it, amazing shot, beatiful spot
No problem. I would greatly appreciate if you share the video :)
What a beautiful scenery! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it
My eyeballs feasted upon this work of success from you, VeeTravels, and instantly I noticed the subscribe button had not yet been clicked. My hand bones moved swiftly with haste in order to rectify this massive error and oversight, and the result is I am now subscribed to you permanently and for all time to come into the distant future. Thanks so much my friend!
Thanks, I really appreciate the kind words, Asia Night. Feel free to share my videos :)
Dude, you're in beast mode. The full frame sensor is sucking in light like a super-massive black hole and your endurance carrying that ten pound rig deserves respect. Another fantastic video.
Thanks for the kind words, Relaxing Walks. I am glad you enjoyed. Yeah the A7iii is a beast, though I was a little disappointed at the low light performance near the end of the video. I can't wait for the A7siii to come out which will hopefully be a huge improvement.
VeeTravels Sony needs to create a compact version of that too.
Agreed!
VeeTravels I have the A6600 which is a beast for tracking, does decent in low light, but it doesn’t do 60 fps. Sony is a disappointment and great all at the same time.
Relaxing Walks I agree 100%. I am not sure if Sony does it intentionally or not lol
Color is vivid, entire video is so smooth. I like the scene at 10:39 most. I like to see your night scene video with lights from the city.
Thanks, I really appreciate the kind words, Canada Road. Feel free to share my videos :)
Such a beautiful relaxing place! enjoy your 💕👍
Thanks, Aus Like. I would greatly appreciate if you share the video :)
Looking forward to a new trip with you on your amazing channel. Amazing journeys. Thanks a lot for them. : )
Our pleasure!
Thanks for the peacefull walk!
Thanks, Vanness. I would greatly appreciate if you share the video :)
A very beautiful relaxing walk. the night view and the natural sound is so wonderful.
Glad you enjoyed it
최고 입니다!!!!!!
Thanks!
Awesome great walk 👏♥️👍
Thank you 👍
Beautiful city, I loved it.
But I just thought shadow range of some footages like 46:42 needs to be brought up for details. I think it'll be better. Hope it helps!!
Sorry I am not entirely sure what you mean about shadow range. How would I bring up the shadow range if the aperture and iso is already being pushed to the limits?
Kensei Akatsu also thanks for the kind words. I hope you get a chance to visit vancouver sometime.
@@VeeTravels I meant in post production.
Kensei Akatsu I will need to look into that. I have never heard of the term shadow range in my life haha
@@VeeTravels nice video, the darkness seems a little darker than it has to be, I wonder if your camera still has the default min/max iso levels, the default factory setting in sony a7iii for example is min 100 iso and max 12800, if it is you should test changing the max to 25600 iso or even more 🙂
Very beautiful lights. Never saw Vancouver from that point of view before.
No bad encounters like coyote ?
Thanks for watching, mooldoo. No bad encounters with coyotes haha.
Awesome! Could u do a night walking in downtown too.
Thanks for this beautiful video and I'll still dreaming of living in Vancouver.
Thanks for the kind words, Ednan. I already have a downtown video on my channel. Though I am planning to make another one soon!
@@VeeTravels ohh...i didnt see yet. Thanks for the tip.
Wow, this is really nice. Great quality audio and so glad you used a gimbal. What gimbal did you use?
Fun fact, I've considered moving to Vancouver for 2021. Of course, this is all pending what happens with air travel and work availability. But let's see how this all evolves.
I used the Crane 2 gimbal. It is in the description. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks
Hello,
Are the malls, bars, etc open now in Vancouver?
Thanks
Not sure. Maybe check their website.
Do you manually set all your video settings used in this video?
Streets of Vancouver just shutter speed was manually set. Everything else is auto. Do you think that’s okay?
@@VeeTravels Video quality is fab! That Sony 20mm f1.8 has superb sharpness and it's a great focal length
Streets of Vancouver hey thanks. I actually think 24mm is the sweet spot. The reason I used 20mm is because it actually technically turns into 24mm after the 4K crop.
@@VeeTravels you shoot 30fps 4k? true it has a crop while 24fps 4k doesn't. I also set shutter speed to manual/double fps as well as selecting a specific focusing mode like center or wide
Yes I shoot at 30fps 4K. I find 24fps 4K to be too blurry/choppy while doing pans or capturing moving objects. 30fps is also good buffer room if I need to apply additional stabilization with software. I am okay sacrificing the crop factor to achieve this.
I usually have the shutter speed at 1/100 for it to be extra smooth. However, once it becomes dark, I will gradually lower the shutter speed to capture as much light as possible. For example, the end of this video is at 1/30 shutter speed.
I always keep the focusing mode set to wide.
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