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Into The Wild
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ม.ค. 2018
Life in Lapland
Kilpisjärvi is a village in the municipality of Enontekiö, Lapland, Finland. It is located in Finland's northern "arm" near the very northwesternmost point of Finland (goo.gl/maps/gXb8g2Wv3AFqr6RT6).
This video was shot in March 2022, under temperatures between 0°C and -10°C.
Video specs :
* Shot in 4K 50p, 4:2:2 C-Log3 10-bits - overexposure of 1⅓
* Graded in LumaFusion - Canon LuTs
Gear I used for this video :
* Canon EOS R6
* Canon RF 16mm F2.8
* Canon RF 35mm F1.8
* Canon RF 24-105mm F4L
* Tamron 150-500mm (EF mount - adapter ring)
* DJI Ronin RS2
* Leofoto carbon tripod
Music used in this video
* Lagua Vesa / Photosynthesis / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
This video was shot in March 2022, under temperatures between 0°C and -10°C.
Video specs :
* Shot in 4K 50p, 4:2:2 C-Log3 10-bits - overexposure of 1⅓
* Graded in LumaFusion - Canon LuTs
Gear I used for this video :
* Canon EOS R6
* Canon RF 16mm F2.8
* Canon RF 35mm F1.8
* Canon RF 24-105mm F4L
* Tamron 150-500mm (EF mount - adapter ring)
* DJI Ronin RS2
* Leofoto carbon tripod
Music used in this video
* Lagua Vesa / Photosynthesis / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
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Senja 2022 (Norway)
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The island of Senja is located about 60 km southwest of Tromsø (goo.gl/maps/psFWX94LC6Et4x1j8). This video was shot in March 2022, under temperatures between 0°C and -10°C. Video specs : * Shot in 4K 50p, 4:2:2 C-Log3 10 bits - overexposure of 1⅓ (except for timelapses : 4:2:0 8 bits H264) * Graded in LumaFusion - Canon LuTs Gear I used for this video : * Canon EOS R6 * Canon RF 16mm F2.8 * Can...
Lyngen Alps (Norway - Canon R6)
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The Lyngen Alps are located about 50 km east of Tromsø (goo.gl/maps/UX5UKUJP9w3HsJsh9). This video was shot in March 2022, under temperatures between 0°C and -10°C. Video specs : * Shot in 4K 50p, 4:2:2 C-Log3 10 bits - overexposure of 1⅓ * Graded in LumaFusion - Canon LuTs Gear I used for this video : * Canon EOS R6 * Canon RF 16mm F2.8 * Canon RF 35mm F1.8 * Canon RF 24-105mm F4L * Tamron 150...
Svalbard (Norway - Canon R6)
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The Svalbard archipelago is located about 1000 km north of Tromsø and 1300 km from the North Pole (goo.gl/maps/s9WsgYLiQFMRkZSd8). This video was shot in March 2022, under temperatures between -10°C and -25°C (at sea). The polar bear was filmed at 500mm, with sensor cropping activated. Video specs : * Shot in 4K 50p, 4:2:2 C-Log3 10 bits - overexposure of 1⅓ * Graded in LumaFusion - Canon LuTs ...
Covid Time
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La drôle de vie entre deux confinements… #vaccinezvous (iPhone 11 Pro Max)
Tromsø 2020 Short Clip (Tromso, Norway, Norvège, Dog sledding, Snowmobile, Northern lights, Aurores)
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A small anthology of the best moments we have spent in Tromsø (Norway) and its surroundings this February. Sommarøy, Senja, Vannøya, etc., 10 days during which we have traveled more than 1500 km and discovered an absolutely fascinating and enchanting region. * Camera : iPhone 11 Pro Max * Gimbal : DJI Osmo Mobile 3 * Edited on iPad Pro 12,9 with LumaFusion
Tromsø winter 2020 (Tromso, Norway, Norvège, Dog sledding, Snowmobile, Northern lights, Aurores)
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A small anthology of the best moments we have spent in Tromsø (Norway) and its surroundings this February. Sommarøy, Senja, Vannøya, etc., 10 days during which we have traveled more than 1500 km and discovered an absolutely fascinating and enchanting region. * Camera : iPhone 11 Pro Max * Gimbal : DJI Osmo Mobile 3 * Edited on iPad Pro 12,9 with LumaFusion
Nuages atlantiques
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Premiers pas avec l’iPhone 11 Pro Max. Images tournées en 4K 24 FPS, sans gimbal. Édition avec LumaFusion sur iPad Pro 12,9 (1ère génération). Musique : Dave Gahan, Paper Monsters, Stay : th-cam.com/video/Ab7HrWvGqlE/w-d-xo.html
Hi, great video. When were you here? We are thinking about going there the last week of january.
Thank you ! We were in Tromsø during the last week of February. I think daytime is too short in January, even at the end of the month. The last week of February and the 2 first ones of March are, in my opinion, the best ones : daytime is long enough for visiting and the weather good enough to enjoy the northern lights ! If you wanna see more of our travels in Norway, let’s watch our other videos 😉 !
So great that you added the names of the places you showed us! Thanks
You’re welcome ☺️ !
my dream country :"< 3
tromso feels like home
Amazing video. I’m planning to go soon and would love to buy à New camera to make amazing video’s like yours. Wich one did you use ? 😍
Thank you 😊. Honestly, I’m not satisfied with this video. It’s been shot with an iPhone 11 Pro... I’ve had way better results with my Canon R6 (shooting C-Log) as you’ll see on my other videos, surch as the one in Svalbard. Regards
th-cam.com/video/3eVYNSL45JE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=_ApbhPujGKbBcvEm
Thank you so very much for sharing. This video is the most beautiful, emotionally touching one because it shares the variety of landscapes and peaceful impressions. Greetings 🫠
Thank you very much for these beautiful words 😊😊😊 ! Regards
Contrary to popular belief, Europeans (not him) friom a few earlier centuries never liked to live in frigid places all year long, and years in the northern reaches of the geographical Inuit areas of their countries where it's forever frigid and icy almost all the time. Only Eskimos / Inuits liked such places of those three countries and Imperial Russia all year long and all around the north pole actually from just north of the Arctic Circle. . During the time of Peter the Great, North Sweden and North Norway and North Finland exported or deported all their Inuit Eskimo populations living there 300 years ago or so, living around the Arctic Circle to Imperial Russia and north Russia and Siberian Russia, in exchange for money paid to Imperial Russia. This was how Sweden the other two countries got rid of their Inuit populations and Eskimo populations about 300 years ago, in exchange for money. They were exported to Imperial Russia in exchange for money. The Eskimos were replaced by whites with a Nomadic lifestyle in North sweden and Norway and North Finland in places closer to the North Pole. I forgot the name of that ethnic group, like Sami white Inuits or white Eskimos, which had a similar lifestyle to Inuits. Like Inuits, the Sami white tribes likes fish and reindeer meat. All Inuits / Eskimos of North Sweden and North Finland and north Norway were deported to Imperial Russia in exchange for money paid to Imperial Russia about 300 years ago.
I was there and I'm in the video! What a day ❤
Hello Gianluca ! I perfectly remember you ! We even had a very exciting chat about the best way to make photos of the northern lights when we were on the boat, before we met this unbelievable polar bear 😍 ! Really amazing memories ❤️ I love Svalbard !!!
Thats a F850GS not R. 🙄
Oups, yes, you’re right ! I’ll change the title very soon ! Thanks !
Awesome video
Thank you 😊 !!!
Thank you for sharing the wonderful video that captures the many beautiful snow scenes.
Thank you 😊
Beautiful!
Thank you 😊
The place in the earth where the land is rest and sleeping and the sky and the sea is full awake playing and synchronized in the colour in the perfect harmony... You must be a MOST NOBLE PERSON to see it and capture it So full of colour still....
This video were the MOST BEAUTIFUL and RESPECFULL and really a TRIBUTE to THE CREATER of our NATURE of it's own kind I EVER SEEN of the NORTH SCANDINAVIA. THANK YOU. Regards from Europe
Stunning video! I'm going there next March so I'm happy to see some footage and how cold it is so wonderful!
Thank you 😊 ! I’m sure you’re gonna enjoy your stay : Svalbard is absolutely stunning, magical, spellbinding, and I just can’t wait flying back to this white paradise ! March is, in my opinion, a very good time to visit Svalbard.
What is the tour company name for the dog sledding please, thank you.
Hello ! It was Tromsø Husky (maps.app.goo.gl/xgxWYXSwp5WktTWr8?g_st=ic). But It was not that good : not very authentic, too many people and not very beautiful landscape… If I had to do it again, I’d book it with Lyngsfjord Adventure (where we did the snowmobile). Best regards
@@vivaldi06 thank you for your reply. How about the Northern light tour? Which company would you be recommending? We are going in December 2022 😊
@@villagewaycafe203 For the northern lights, we very easily found them ourselves : no need to pay for a dedicated tour ! Just drive to a good spot (for example, the extreme north of Tromsø island, Lyngen Alps…), look north and be lucky : clouds are the worst enemy ! In this video, the footage are horrible ; let’s watch the following ones :
th-cam.com/video/3eVYNSL45JE/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/pQj8MQ1dGfs/w-d-xo.html
Incredible I shoot with the r5. I look forward to seeing some more videos from you. This looked like an epic adventure!!
Trust me, it was 😍🤩😍 ! The R5 is such a great camera 👍, very good choice ! Thanks for the comment ! Svalbard is absolutely magical and we’ll be back there next winter 😉 ! Regards
I bet that the residents doesn't have a stress or high blood pressure problem. Cost of living may be costly but at least 💰 isn't paid for medical bills or Drs. 🇺🇲
I was in Tromso in Feb 2020. Such a beautiful winter wonderland. Sadly I didn't get to see the northern lights due to heavy snow. 😞
Next time 😉 !
Norege myndyhetene er svindlere,de samearbeide sammen med politi,de hadde gjorte hoy helse og okonomisk tap,og fremme gjore dette.Jeg ikke anbefaler bo i Norege og komunikasere med folk som jober i grieg sea food og Nav og politiet i Alta
Beautiful 😍 Did you use any ND filters?
Hello Katja ! Thank you ! No, I didn’t use any filter : I didn’t try to look « cinematic » as they say (I didn’t try to control the shutter speed and so on…) !!!!
@@vivaldi06 so inspirational 😍 I love that concept! Your film definitely looks very cinematic 👌 Do you know how far your shutter speed was in that white snow? 🥰
Honestly, I don't remember what the shutter speed was (but I might be able to tell you by looking at my rush, in a few days). That said, shooting in c-log3 (800 ISO) with an overexposure of 1 stop one third, I seem to remember that the speeds were always quite high... The only two parameters I always controlled when shooting were the ISO and aperture, in order to control my depth of field and the look of my images. To be more precise, the weather conditions (icy wind, snow, icy ground, etc.) were sometimes difficult and I knew that I wouldn't be able to integrate too many parameters anyway : so, I used the automatisms !
@@vivaldi06 thank you for your answer! Beautiful film 😍
@@vivaldi06 just one more question 🙂 Taking into account that you shot in clog3, did you ISO go as 800>1600>3200... or like 800>1200>1600. I am starting with clog3 myself and trying to figure out correct settings. Thanks.
Wow, My best friend, Thank you for your hard work in making the video. I enjoyed the good video. Have a happy day.
Thank you 😊
Amazingly peaceful and beautiful - I wish I were there
Thank you 🙏
Wonderful vídeo!
Thank you very much ☺️
What is going there? Why this rally?
I want to live there. Can anyone arrange salaried job and free shelter?
Oh, sorry, I don’t know !
@@vivaldi06 - Tell your friend circle.
Very enjoyable, driven all over Norway but in June , ( no snow ) Just a small point .. I feel the overuse of coloured filters spoils the clear and well taken video . Used only in dramatic scenes sparingly and desaturated a little would have looked more realistic … no offence … just one photographer to another …😉 Well done
Yes, I totally agree with you regarding color filters : you are absolutely right ! It was my first travel video and I wanted to do it too well ! It's a beginner's mistake that I regret today but it's too late ! Since then, I have made two other films in Norway and Svalbard, and I haven't done the same mistake ! Please, take a look at those videos and give me your opinion as a photographer ! Best regards
th-cam.com/video/3eVYNSL45JE/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/tKqUz9L2JXk/w-d-xo.html
love tungeneset!
Thank U !
Gorgeous scenery/video. Can do without the music. Better on mute!
Thank you very much 😊 !
Great Film!!! 👍👍👍
Thank you ☺️☺️☺️
Awesome!!! Great filmed! I like so much and subscribed!!! See you..
Wow, thank you so much ☺️ !!!
Nice Video. We move to Tromsø in July.
Thank you very much ! I’m sure you’ll enjoy your stay in Tromsø !!!
@@vivaldi06 thank you:)
@@HikingVikings 😃
Wonderful Svalbard! 😍 I am fall in LOVE with Svalbard 🥰 ❤️ Great movie and channel name Into the Wild (movie)! ❤️ (that's my idea for channel name too - to do business there in Svalbard) Greeting from Montenegro!
Wow, thank you so much 😊😊😊 !!!! Wish you the best !
Thanks fot the Video, i like Wintertime.
Thank you very much !
Svalbard: 48 years ago...th-cam.com/video/86ax7qdrg0w/w-d-xo.html
this is great. how long did the aurora last?
They last for long minutes, appearing in one place in the sky, slowly fading, then appearing again in another place in the sky. In fact, the most annoying thing to observe them are of course the clouds : we had an evening where they were very important but we could only see small parts of them between the clouds… In Svalbard, they were huge but the blizzard was unbearable, causing the tripods of the cameras to fall… In short, the phenomenon is not at all exceptional, one might even say banal, but on the other hand you need a little luck to observe it properly ! Note that solar activity was at the lowest of its 11-years cycle in 2020 and that in 2022 we have already been able to observe a clear increase (increasing phase of the cycle).
during winter months is there a peak time period for northern lights? I noticed you mostly go there in february? what about xmas time and into january as that is my preferred time to take all family members. also some suggest iceland, not sure which is better for expectation to see the aurora, do you have to go out of tromso to be able to see the aurora? thanks.
Thank you for watching ! I’ll post a complete answer to your questions tomorrow 😉
I don't think there is a particular peak during the winter, but I do know that late February and March are good times to see the Northern Lights. If we go to the Arctic region in February and not at Christmas, it is because from mid-February the length of the day allows interesting daytime excursions and, for their part, the nights are quite long and start quite early for easy to see the aurora borealis (we’ve often seen beautiful auroras à 9 pm). Regarding your last question, here are the auroras we’ve seen at the extreme north of Tromsø island : th-cam.com/video/pQj8MQ1dGfs/w-d-xo.html. Here are the ones we've seen in Svalbard : th-cam.com/video/3eVYNSL45JE/w-d-xo.html. Best regards
@@vivaldi06 great, I will check them out, thanks!
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i wanna go there. thanks
You will ! Thanks 🙏 !
Well done! great stuff i visited Tromsø and Northern Norway few times wonderful memories thank you so much
Thank you very much ! Yes, Norway is really wonderful 😍 ! We literally felt in love with this country and we were this year in Svalbard : totally amazing 🤩 ! Let’s watch my video : th-cam.com/video/3eVYNSL45JE/w-d-xo.html ! Thanks again 👍
wow thank you for sharing the winter scene of Lapland😊 I have been to Lapland in summer but i noticed that there are too much crazy mosquitos(os: i will not be back in summer!)😆😂
Thanks 😉
Que padre viaje, por el clima no veo que se pueda llevar niños tu que opinas?
No creo que eso suponga ningún problema siempre y cuando estén bien protegidos del frío ! Los noruegos tienen hijos, ¿no ?!
superrrrrr
Merciiiiiiiiii 😉 !
I would like to be in north rather than south, east and west that way its Norge.
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@@vivaldi06 😉😘
@@bipinshahi9830 you’re welcome !
@@vivaldi06 Thank You!
01:38 omg this is polar bear! I hope they will be safe in the wild life.
Yes !!!!!! We’ve been very lucky : we were on a boat, about 150m from the coast, and we saw him, running after a reindeer ! What an amazing experience !
@@vivaldi06 Sure, thank you for sharing with us the real polar bears.
@@ThisisChristina537 👍
This film is so spiritual, i love it. Next time when i travel to Norway again i will bring my Sony a7C to make video and photography, too.
Wow, thank you so much Kristina ☺️ ! Yes, the A7C is an excellent camera and you’re certainly gonna make great footages ! Best regards
I miss Tromso so much, so beautiful ♥️
Thank you Kristina !
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Thank you bro 😎
It seems like you have "helped" the nature quite a bit with your computer enhanced colours.....
You are right, and I regret this rookie mistake… Please, take a look at my last video and tell me if you like it ! th-cam.com/video/3eVYNSL45JE/w-d-xo.html
Amazing thanks for sharing 🔔😍👍 th-cam.com/video/BJfBi3ZgXN0/w-d-xo.html