Mitsubishi Rosa Bus Motorhome Conversion Episode 6
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome to the sixth in the series documenting the conversion of a Mitsubishi Fuso Rosa Bus Conversion to a Motorhome.
Recording gear is Panasonic GH4, DJI Mavic Air 2, SJCam 5000X, Zoom H6 and Tascam DR-10L with post production editing in DaVinci Resolve.
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March of Midnight by Scott Buckley | / scottbuckley
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Referencing -
Travel Is Sweet - / travelissweet
One For The Road - / onefortheroad
A Girl A Dog And A Bus - / agirladogandabus
Deep Talks And Long Walks - / scotymd
The Longshaws - / @thelongshaws7324
The Bella Rosa Story - / @rosabusconversion-the...
Matt's Off Road Recovery - / mattsoffroadrecovery
We got bogged but a little bit hard to get out than yours 😀. Tha ks for the shout too 😀.
I saw your episode at the property mate. Yep, it wasn't that tough but it is remarkable how easy they are to stop. Just needed some encouragement from the Troopy's winch and all sorted.
It has made me think about a bull bar and winch on the bus though Andrew . . .
Keep on keeping on old man, not too far behind you as far as age goes. We can do it!
Thanks for getting on board. We old folk need all the help we can get ;-)
Hi Buddy
Got the seats out 🤙ply floors up🫣and two of the steel joists up😱😵💫😵💫😵💫HARD and I’ve done lots of demo😜got the one to go on driver’s side and the rear ones behind the diff🥸
This one is going to be tough. Thinking of using the Plasma cutter will let you know how I go.
Enjoyed your insight 🤙
Keep me posted Nick, great to see you making good progress!
Haha we do have long talks that’s for sure!! 😅😅 don’t worry, this is equally as irritating for us to film it, we’re always told we’re “old souls”, but I think it’s just because we get along better with boomers than our own generation haha but yea, this is the first time I’ve decided to film a construction job Ive done. Previously, I generally forget to even take photos lol😅
But Deep Walks Scot? Any of those? How's the data wars? I enjoy the process of documenting it, but dealing with the sheer volume of footage and audio recordings can be as challenging as recovering a bogged vehicle.
@@theoldmanandthebus I have a new problem now ! Now my computer is flat out crashing from the overload of editing… the bloody thing is only 2 years old and has 64gb of ram! Errrgh the world we live in now your computer is too old after you’ve taken it out of the shop!
@@Deeptalkers So far so good with the computer crashing but I have to say that I invested in a video card in order to speed the process up - and even make Premiere Pro work on my PC. But I mostly edit on my laptop with DaVinci Resolve but it also has a video card, rather than relying on the inbuilt video on the motherboard. Could that be your salvation Scot? What editing software are you using?
Hmm have you now parked under a large tree :-)
Never let me be accused of learning from the past! I could say I am still relying on the ''Garp Principle'' whereby the chances of two identical catastrophes are remote - th-cam.com/video/L0hWVi-Hkb0/w-d-xo.html