Camping in the Heavy Rain - Abel Tasman National Park
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- Managed to get out after the extreme rain and flooding to explore Moa Park. This video was shot using our new set up for the first time. Camera used Sony a7c with 20mm 1.8 and 24mm - 105mm 4. Audio recorded using the in camera mic as our new mic has yet to arrive. Enjoy.
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My favorite camp spot yet
It is a unique area in there. I want to go back sometime soon. It’s close to where I camp in that red cabin
I'm loving your camera work with the new set up, truly impressive. Looking forward to more!!!!!!!
Thanks. Turned out pretty good for a first attempt. I will continue to improve the quality 👌
Great video thanks Abel. It's a great wee place up there by the Moa Park Shelter.
Yeah bit of a shame the bunks have been removed it’s such a great easy spot to get to
Awesome filming..wow the images are almost touchable!!
Really cozy in the rain the mist and dew shots absolutely beautiful 😁
I reckon you and Rob could make it to moa park for a camp you can even bike half the way in lol
@@AbelandVictoria oh cool maybe x
Just been watching your videos for the past couple of weeks. Those we
aka birds are hilarious when they hang around camp. Reminds me of scrub jays we get camping. They're also called camp robbers taking food and other stuff.
I love your cooking show although I don't go camping i do buy the supplies you use and do fix the same food you prepare but at home at home and really do love every recipe and ideas you put out 😊
A great new adventure. ATNP looks beautiful.
Yeah hope todo the inland track sometime and maybe loop back around on the coast.
I can feel the cold from here. Cheers from Brazil.👍🇧🇷
Haha wasn’t to cold although I bet compared with Brazil it was
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When I was growing up in Nelson we never saw wekas, despite spending plenty of time in the hills. They had an avian virus and for a while were listed as critically endangered. Hard to believe as they have recovered strongly. I saw my first weka at Castle Rock Hut when I was 19. Of course, they are of plague proportions in the area these days, even rampaging through town, despite having to cross many busy roads. With the numbers around it was a surprise to see they haven't yet made it back to eastern Marlborough.
So many weka. I prefer dealing with wekas then sand flys. There were so many ruru in the moa park and there were kiwi screaming in the night. It’s a great spot
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There is way more than when I was a kid. Saw one in the Queens Gardens recently.
That's a huge step up in image/sound quality, super sharp. It's nice to have the fire throw out heat eh, my shoes got a bit too hot there. That morning mist rising off the tussock flats looked mint.
Looks pretty cool right. I need to test out more of the camera setting my skin tones look very red in some shots especially with the zoom lens. Turned out o
Pretty decent for a first attempt though. Moa park is cool I think I seen the spot you camped at and the remains of the fire . I went further down the stream then turned left then maybe 1km across and found a nice spot.
@@AbelandVictoria Was that all unstabilised? The handheld selfie shots were solid enough as is. Bit of high pressure clear nights coming, you should get it out pointed at the core of the milkyway for practice. If you went down boulder bank drive to snapper point, the galactic core will be setting as a wide arch shape out to sea between 10-12pm each night. Timelapse with shots around Iso 6400, ƒ2.8, 15seconds.
@@kanehartill4178 yeah I didn’t do any digital stability for any of the shots. The 24 to 105 lens has inbuilt stability that works in conjunction with the cameras stabilisation pretty well. With the 20mm lens it can get pretty overly shaky if walking. When doing night lapse should you focus on the brightest star? If doing an all night time laps should I be doing continuous 20 seconds shots all night long ?
@@AbelandVictoria Yes, you always start by pointing the camera at brightest star, or planet jupiter etc and then zoom in to 10x and then manual focus (turn off autofocus and set cam to total manual.) Lens markings are meaningless, no accuracy. Can do various scenes without having to refocus if you don't touch the lens.
I think multiple timelapse clips of around 10-12 sec long view well... so if frame rate is 24 then need 288 images. 288x20sec= 96 minutes to get 12 seconds of footage. Long eh... which is why I think you should take some singles and see if that lens will give you bright enough images with shorter time of 15sec by opening up the aperture to @ƒ2 - ƒ2.8. Fully open at ƒ1.8 is not ideal because all lenses are less sharp and more distorted fully open. For single images and foreground component only of a composite then I use widest aperture. Import all images into lightroom and use targeted graduated or brush filter (synchronised across all images) to brighten up the foreground a bit. People over do it, make the land brighter than the sky that the light is coming from... looks good to only brush select and increase exposure value of foreground features that are of interest... leave the moody night shadows in tact.
If you want to do long all night TL and into sunrise then it gets tricky as cam needs to be on manual all night and then you have to use exposure ramping to cope with increasing light. Stephen Patience (primal earth images) and Paul Wilson Images have it wired. But their gear is too hefty for hiking far. I think they tether to a tablet/laptop running lightroomTL add-on software to adjust exposure. They use shorter shutter times, wide open lens and longer interval between shots to minimise the number of shots needed for really long TLs... but the footage then plays less smooth, to jittery. Same in daytime, have to optimise your shot interval to match speed of cloud movement otherwise it's tiresome on the eyes to watch.
Nice video,awesome spot. Looking forward to future footage with your new camera
Thank you. Yeah can’t wait to get out again and get more footage. Hope the weather improves!
Great video. The colour in this video was really good, about the biggest thing I noticed. Still can't get over how cheeky weka are. I wonder what will happen to NZ back country if they where once again NZ wide distribution.
Yeah think I need to play around with the Colour for my skin tone seems to be bringing out the red on my face a lot. There were a lot of birds in moa park was pretty sweet.
Loved the silent hike in and the camera work. Favourite vid 👏👏
Thanks Dave. It was a fun trip. Having a zoom lens is really fun to work with
Another great Video. It seems you're like a magnet to those cheeky weka. The tarp certainly adds another protection barrier against the elements. Great camera work.
Cheers. The trap is cool. I wouldn’t take it on a big tramp but for a chilled out
Camp it great.
Looks like a beautiful spot!! Really wish I could of been with you. ❤️
We shall go back
There's a great view over to Nelson from the nearby Porter Rock. It's up around 1000 m.
@@gjcoop5625 yeah i have been up there years ago when I was a kid. I didn’t bother this time as there was so much fog around.
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P.s. to funny how that bird always trys be sneaky at your camp site lol🦆
Audio seemed pretty good straight from the camera
Yeah wasn’t to bad very sensitive to wind which isn’t ideal. The Sony ecm-b1m digital mic should be awesome and really do a good job of capturing all the ambient sounds.
Yeah I definitely noticed a big difference in sound. Pretty impressive Camara by the looks. Be interesting to see what this other mic does.
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Loving you videos! I was wondering how you find your camping spots like this one? Looks amazing
Thanks. I spend awhile looking around. Make sure I have reasonably level spot and water near by. I knew moa park was probably going to have good spots so just dropped my pack and spent some time searching
@@AbelandVictoria thanks for the reply! It's useful to know the thought process
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Just wonder how heavy is the whole bag. Around 20kg?
Hey I think it was less then 20. I don’t know to be exact but I’d say over 15kg but less then 18. I took a lot of extra things and all the beer lol. It was only a short walk in. 3 hours or so
Abel, who makes the camping stools, and are they reliable and comfy for a 6'4"/193cm, 85kg fella and his miniscule missus?
The ones we have are big Agnes skyline ul. Gear shop sell them. I’m 88kg 183cm or so and it’s comfy for me. They are 750grams and it’s glorious to sit in them lol
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What tyrea you running on the subie
B F Goodrich All-Terrain T/A Ko2 I think
Ive been meaning to askwhat are those velcro leg things called and what do they do? I am assuming its a snake protector?? Or am i way off base
@@cassiewhite8058 just to stop mud and water getting into boots
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