OMG, if i here anyone else harp on about weight over anything else i'm going to scream. How about seeing child labourers in brick kilns in india carry 12 bricks on their heads for 12 hours a day. Now that's bulky. Modern photographers are bloody lightweights. That's there are not very many good ones around. imho.
@@simonsharp9162 I don't think anyone is complaining, I'm sure those kids in India would trade carrying 12 bricks for carrying 3 bricks if they got paid the same. Same goes for photography, If you could get the same result with a lighter camera and you could afford the lighter camera and you still took the heavier camera it pretty much means you are an idiot as that weight could be better used in the form of a flask of scotch or two for example. If the reason he took the heavier camera was because he required the extra movements then fair enough, that means he's not getting the same results with the lighter camera, so that is a logical reason for bringing it. I certainly would love to have and bring a Technikardan on my hikes but can't justify the price of one but I wouldn't try to be a hero on UA-cam about it.
nice video, HOWEVER if you are going "hiking" in mountanous terrain like this, ALWAYS leave a plan of your trip with someone, and CARRY a Distress beacon (epirb for boats), so if you need help, SOME will come for you!!-as they know where you are!!!!
I love this Giulio. I have downloaded it so I can watch it offline. ... It's a peaceful peace to end the day with. 👌
Cheers, Kevin.
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Interesting video.
In film days I used a sinar p2 in studio. Why do you choose a kardan for landscape and not a less bulkier technika?
Giulio photographs with different cameras as you can see in the other videos.
OMG, if i here anyone else harp on about weight over anything else i'm going to scream. How about seeing child labourers in brick kilns in india carry 12 bricks on their heads for 12 hours a day. Now that's bulky. Modern photographers are bloody lightweights. That's there are not very many good ones around. imho.
@@simonsharp9162 I don't think anyone is complaining, I'm sure those kids in India would trade carrying 12 bricks for carrying 3 bricks if they got paid the same. Same goes for photography, If you could get the same result with a lighter camera and you could afford the lighter camera and you still took the heavier camera it pretty much means you are an idiot as that weight could be better used in the form of a flask of scotch or two for example. If the reason he took the heavier camera was because he required the extra movements then fair enough, that means he's not getting the same results with the lighter camera, so that is a logical reason for bringing it. I certainly would love to have and bring a Technikardan on my hikes but can't justify the price of one but I wouldn't try to be a hero on UA-cam about it.
nice video, HOWEVER if you are going "hiking" in mountanous terrain like this, ALWAYS leave a plan of your trip with someone, and CARRY a Distress beacon (epirb for boats), so if you need help, SOME will come for you!!-as they know where you are!!!!