Driving in Norway - Kjerringstraumen to Narvik E6 - 4K60

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  • Опубліковано 11 січ 2025

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  • @rhyacinthlevrini6577
    @rhyacinthlevrini6577 2 роки тому +2

    The energy and tenacity of Nature is evident in your videos. For many months the land is cloaked in darkness and frozen. Then with the return of the Sun the landscape is rejuvenated. This has to have an affect on the Human Spirit as well. I would rather be in Norway! Thanks for sharing another beautiful road trip.

    • @LurksWorld
      @LurksWorld  2 роки тому +1

      thanks for watching. and yes the landscape looks great in the sun

  • @Rolls1866
    @Rolls1866 2 роки тому +1

    Very beautiful drive... love this greenery side of Norway 🇸🇯🥰

  • @roadsexplore
    @roadsexplore 2 роки тому +1

    Nice drive on the E-6 to Narvik. Was very intersting to watch it , as I missed this section when driving north through Norway in 2018. Thanks for the video, greetings from a roadtripper from Germany!

  • @JeanThevenet
    @JeanThevenet 2 роки тому +1

    42:49 Here is the eliminatory stabilization fault of GoPro: you have to go back to the GoPro8 firmware 1.20 to solve it or GoPro7. The up-to-date GoPro 8 does not always do it in the car because the stabilization turns off altogether if there is not much vibration, then it is unbearable from the GoPro9 and the GoPro 11 does not have solved the problem. The alternative is the osmo action which has never had this defect and is much better suited to driving videos.

    • @LurksWorld
      @LurksWorld  2 роки тому +1

      I use a GoPro 9 not much I can do about the stability footage is as it is. until GoPro fixes it.

    • @JeanThevenet
      @JeanThevenet 2 роки тому

      @@LurksWorld GoPro won't fix: they bought the license from realsteady go which does, and it's sold separately. Then it's a style, it would be a bug they would have fixed it a long time ago, and oddly enough this cornering problem has been happening since they bought realsteady. Osmo manages the stabilization much better, it's progressive and doesn't jerk, if I equip myself with a recent camera, it won't be GoPro but Osmo or another competitor. but as long as my GoPro7 and GoPro8 are in service I keep these cameras. The GoPro 7 is interesting: it consumes less data and batteries. The GoPro 8 has the best image, it's a 12MP sensor, like the Osmo action 3 still has, which has a less "smartphone" look, more natural.

    • @JeanThevenet
      @JeanThevenet 2 роки тому

      @@LurksWorld for example osmo-action1 ua-cam.com/video/c0EK0f40d3Q/v-deo.html

    • @johnn17golf
      @johnn17golf 2 роки тому

      Stick to topics you understand, Jean, Lurk's videos are fine.

    • @JeanThevenet
      @JeanThevenet 2 роки тому

      @@johnn17golf It is precisely because the videos are so good that I find it detrimental that this camera "stuck" in the turns and spoil this excellent work!!! I'm criticizing GoPro, not Lurk's videos. The solution to this stabilization problem was solved for me with the GoPro 8 by downgrading to firmware 1.20 and with the GoPro 9,10,11 you have to go through realsteady GO, or take OSMO action as an alternative which has the quality to follow gradually the turns that GoPro lost after hero8 version 1.20. There is nothing to know about it, but to observe! Because of this, if I buy a new camera, it won't be a GoPro!!!