rideable'ish?

@@jorgensather med trykk på ish(?) 😀.

Ja det var faktisk skikkelig moro :) Drøy push opp, men mye artig å prøve seg på nedover:D

Du parkerer ved Skallstuggu Fjellstue. Du kan bruke MTBMap for å finne stiene som er egnet for sykling :)

Hei! Jeg kan absolutt anbefale denne turen ja, nedkjøringen var veldig bra og kan absolutt måle seg med det beste du finner på Oppdal, eksempelvis. Jeg parkerte på Skytthølet og syklet stien i revers. Jeg vil anslå at 50-60% av stien kan sykles oppover, men flinkiser med sterke ben og god teknikk kan sikkert få til enda mer. Du har også mulighet til å sykle opp en grusvei på sørsiden av fjellet fra Haltdalen som heter Bringenvegen. Denne er stengt for biltrafikk, men den er fin å sykle på. Logistikk kan dog bli en utfordring :) Jeg vil uansett anbefale å bare sykle stien i revers, da får du mye informasjon om stien på vei oppover som blir nyttig når du skal nedover :)

@@snokefilmmedia takk for god info :) Er jo en el-syklist, så det kan sikkert hjelpe litt på opp-turen så denne er lagt på ønskelisten nå :)

@@snokefilmmedia Da ble turen testet på onsdag, og den var knall synes jeg med største delen over tregrensa og tørt og fint :) Vi var 2 kompiser som syklet, hvor en prøvde elsykkel for første gang. Vil tippe vi klarte å sykle ca 90% opp, kun 5-10 partier på et par meter med de bratteste kneikene vi måtte push-bike litt. 40 minutter opp, og 12 isch ned i konservativt tempo med en del skarpe steiner i øverste del. Takk for gode tips :)

@@CordonaQuickshifter Så kjekt å høre! Vil tro det er en ekstra artig tur med elsykkel ja :) 40 minutt klatring for 12 minutter nedkjøring er jammen god uttelling! Jeg mener jeg brukte rundtom en time opp, og det var med relativt friskt tempo hvor jeg tok igjen ganske mange turgåere. Må vel vurdere en elsykkel etterhvert jeg også :)

Thank you for the input! Do you prefer the first clip because it has more wind noise and more sense of speed?

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Thank you for the input, much appreciated. I'll try to do a full video on the entire setup :)

Yes, this is SuperView (4K 30fps) :)

Hi, yes, I use a chesty most of the time. I use one of those cheap third party chestys that is basically just a plastic plate. I've attached another longer backing plate to it, and added a few loops that I use to secure my backpack chest and stomach straps into. This anchors the chesty way better to my body. The point of that is to eliminate any possibility for the camera to jolt around and shake. So, anchor the camera to your body for better results. Secondly, I use GoPro Labs firmware so I can limit the shutter angle. I film in 30fps and use a shutter angle of 90 degrees. In effect, this limits the shutter speed to 1/120 (assuming 30 fps). If you don't limit the shutter speed (and use auto shutter), the camera will go as low as 1/30, which is catastrophic for stabilization.

Hm, interesting point about 2.7k60. I'll have to try that out. The GP7 sensor with a more powerful processor (GP2 or upcoming GP3) and some more GoPro Labs features would be absolutely fantastic. The bonkers noise reduction and lack of exposure control completely camouflages the excellent sensor in this camera. As you say, in good lighting conditions the performance is still excellent compared to the current generations. In low light however, the newer generations gets ahead with the GoPro Labs improvements. Without GoPro Labs they can be difficult to tell apart.

Yes, inability to disable noise reduction is probably the only reason I've upgraded to gp12... and the battery life 😁

Because I was sad :l

Thanks, will have some more vids coming from this area this summer :) Still not on hyperview, but I might have messed up the zoom factors a bit. I usually use 1.556 x 1.230, but I might have accidentally set it to 1.556 x 1.200, which would add some extra "squeeze", so to speak. I'll check the settings tomorrow :)

Yes, it adds distortion but it's great for this kind of pov videos. You should try it sometime 😉.

Thank you! I've updated the video description with a link to both Trailguide and the Strava segment :)

@@snokefilmmedia thx alot! =)

Thank you! :)

Absolutely agree, got lucky with the weather and low light on this one too :)

Thank you!

Absolutely agree :)

Konge! Du har mye moro foran deg:D

Awesome, glad you liked the video:D

@@snokefilmmedia 👍👍👍👍

Hello, greetings back to you from Norway :) Norway can be beautiful, but also cold and wet:P I've seen some really nice MTB footage from Israel though. Check out @BKXC's channel, he had a video series from Israel a year back :) Looked fantastic!

Thank you, glad you liked it :)

Look out for moose!

Not quite, it's around 8km from Trondheim :) But I can warmly recommend both Bymarka and Estenstadmarka for trail riding :)

@@snokefilmmedia thanks. I love bymarka, but i havent gotten around to trying estenstad marka yet. Do u know any good trails in the trondheim area

Thanks, this is one of my favorite trails for some fast flow :)

Nice. Looks like spring is approaching 😀.

@@BoAndHisBike This was actually filmed in august last year 😅 Been rummaging through some archived footage that I haven't had time to post yet :)

Not my prefered style but their still rly cool

Still running the same settings as before, they seem to work well. Will be interesting to see if the GoPro 13 brings anything new, especially with regards to low light performance :)

​ @snokefilmmedia probably a slightly bigger sensor and some hacks for low light to match ace pro 😀

Yes, those settings work very well for me :)

@@snokefilmmedia agreed!!

Glad you liked it :) It was very cold though :D