Nice drive there you captured. :) I love going on trips in the camera, no matter what type it is. :) I would love to visit the Netherlands, as I have friends there in a little hamlet called Markenbinnen. :) I'd probably end up visiting Meppel and Leeuwarden too. My brother-in-law came from there (and his whole family). Thank you for taking the time to get this video ready for us wannabe travelers .. and real travelers will get lots of tips, tricks and ideas of where to go next.
I'm interesting to see what it does in various sunlight conditions. And how well it picks up more distant features such as mountains or wide open scenery.
How do you have enough battery and storage space to record for a long time? (example, your Narbonne - Barcelona videos, I noticed they are the same recording split in half)
I can charge the camera while filming, so battery life is not an issue. However, storage is an issue, especially on long trips. 60 fps takes up a lot of storage. I do sometimes split video's up simply because of the length, I doubt if many people like a 30 minute video. Most of my videos are under 13 minutes long.
My dashcam can record in 1440p, if I then crop out 1080p I get rid of any distortions, reflections and also I can keep my timestamp enabled on the dashcam settings. Downside is that 1440p fills up my sdcard much faster.
Nice drive there you captured. :) I love going on trips in the camera, no matter what type it is. :) I would love to visit the Netherlands, as I have friends there in a little hamlet called Markenbinnen. :) I'd probably end up visiting Meppel and Leeuwarden too. My brother-in-law came from there (and his whole family). Thank you for taking the time to get this video ready for us wannabe travelers .. and real travelers will get lots of tips, tricks and ideas of where to go next.
That stretch of A-28 through Zwolle looks pretty awesome. I think I have to check it out on my next visit to the Netherlands.
The left lane is only 2 metres wide,so not a lot of space to sqeeze past traffic..
Looks like you have a winner with the Go Pro. I always like to see your Netherlands videos. Makes me want to visit.
The footage from the gopro looks very nice. Nice bold colour rendition, and the perspective is quite nice. great work as always.
I'm interesting to see what it does in various sunlight conditions. And how well it picks up more distant features such as mountains or wide open scenery.
European Roads I will be interested in how it handles tunnels and night driving. I'm looking for a good camera for driving videos.
How do you have enough battery and storage space to record for a long time? (example, your Narbonne - Barcelona videos, I noticed they are the same recording split in half)
I can charge the camera while filming, so battery life is not an issue. However, storage is an issue, especially on long trips. 60 fps takes up a lot of storage. I do sometimes split video's up simply because of the length, I doubt if many people like a 30 minute video. Most of my videos are under 13 minutes long.
I quite like a mix of long and short videos. Sometimes it's nice to sit back and watch a 15 minute drive while listening to some trance B-)
Yes, I try to keep it varied: longer and shorter videos, high-speed roadways and mountain roads, various countries, etc.
Yeah. I really appreciate your content and effort. :)
My dashcam can record in 1440p, if I then crop out 1080p I get rid of any distortions, reflections and also I can keep my timestamp enabled on the dashcam settings. Downside is that 1440p fills up my sdcard much faster.
60 fps fills the memory card up twice as fast... 64 GB is only 4 hours of footage at 1080p60fps
Great ! Will you be making videos at the next road trip with your GoPro?
Yes I think so! I still need to test it some more in the coming months.
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