Really appreciate hearing your thought processes and witnessing your great situational awareness. Measure twice, cut once, but you're measuring cause and effect and consequences. Good stuff. Also, I think most viewers would prefer the wider view. You have to remember that you are there with your own eyeballs, so you have a real world comparsion for how distorted the footage is. We don't have that reference so it's not all that significant for us, we just want the visual information, and superview gets us more. Cheers and thanks for sharing your work with us.
Hey @August Hunicke. You are the main actor, director, cinematographer, editor and, producer. Whatever camera view that makes you happy, we viewers are all in for what you are publishing.
August…as usual, nice job with your explanations…cinematics, as well as tree work. As far as which perspective is preferable, you know best. Quality tree work, and quality videos…..we are just along for the ride. Once again, thanks. 👍
This just makes me think of the comment someone left on Guilty of tresons TH-cam . Where they said something like watching his videos made them realise how good August Hunicke is. Well no disrespect to Jacob i like his channel also. But watching this makes me realise how god you and you team are. Thanks for sharing 🤙🏻
I had a visit with an old climber today. He started Tree Climbers International. He asked how old I was. I told him 45. He said you have 10 prime years. He also said at the end of the tunnel tree inspection is where it's at here in Atlanta. There isn't a lot of people that solely inspect trees. I am getting real sick of working for these big box store tree "services". I so miss the down to earth hanging out with your people getting it done. The opportunity for that may come today. Old school called. He is tired and wants his canopy and clients taken care of still. I am your man old school.🙂
I use superview maybe 98% of the time for the exact reason you explained. Yes, it does distort the edges a lot but, it gives a great view of the work area. Jeff is flexing hard running that rope. I think he may have done this a few times. 😉 Another video showing the MonkeyBeaver crew making hard work look easy. Keep yourselves safe! 😃👍❤️🌲 Randy
August, you pick the angles and camera settings! You make the best tree videos out there - content choice and all. Glad you're looking for feedback, but there's a reason I don't video my stuff - bc when I look back at it, it's all underwhelming!🤔😁
You don't appreciate the handling of those heavy pieces until you try to hand lift and carry a chunk of that green wood. Its evident, Jeff's a good judge of those weight characteristics and dynamics. No unwelcomed surprises except the missing pull cord on the electric saw. 😂
I always climbed with a Camel pack on my back would fill it with Gatoraid and ice before I went up but its a hell of alot more humid here in Florida than it is there.
I agree with Jeff, he's awesome! The superwide works well, the little bit of "fish-eye" effect doesn't hurt anything. And the addition of the ground cam was nice. Great work as always!
TIP: don't wear your socks out in the rain. lol Years ago a the son of a good friend of mine was a brand new waiter (his first day of his first job) at a small local restaurant. Well my soon-to-be wife and I happened to be maybe his second customers. Yup he was pretty nervous but did a good job. Anyway after the meal I wrote my above on the 'tip' on the placemat...hahaha. of course the real tip was just under the placemat. Later on he told me it made him laugh to himself and helped him relax for the rest of his shift. Sadly he inherited that same sense of humour from his dad that I did from mine. Cheers from New Brunswick, Canada...eh.
Thank you August. The combination of different angles is worthwhile. Damien made a great catch. Jeff was great in the ropes and Adam quietly gets the job done in the background.
Nice Job indeed Guys - Jeff masters touch on the Rope ! August great thought into the rigging direction , the spar gave me the Jitters a bit even with the spread weight. Loving the Parts this way people will realise its not just 40 mins to take down a big Beautiful Oak in a back garden/Yard Most who comment know that of course .
Really enjoyed this series. I’m in north Florida and we do a lot of large oak trees over houses and pool screen enclosures. I’m always learning new techniques from your videos. Also have purchased all your gear and just love it. Makes tree work much easier.
LIVE seeing a specialist doing his job. Live seeing a team of specialists doing their job - if your ground man fails, it doesn't matter if you (August) do perfect and if you you fail, it doesn't matter how good the ground man is. You don't defy gravity, you work with it. 👍
I confess, your videos are addicting. It’s 5:11 am and I just finished bad trees 1&2, and know how good your memory is, so I’ll try….what saw are you using to top the tree? Looks like a top handle Stihl, 14-16” bar, quick pickup from idle, burble in midrange but growls at high rpm. Modded 201T? Brief answer appreciated if you have the time…. You and your cast are amazing! You have the consciousness to make a hard job enjoyable for your guys as well as your self, and it shows
I like the ground perspective and running the rigging should be done more as I feel that there is an art/feel to it..that only many reps and scenarios have been built with the same team and communication and equipment would allow to happen as smoothly....I would imagine much like having Adam run the crane changes the dynamic which is good for team moral and self worth but short term slows the fluidity of the work flow however when every one maxed out skill wise the thought process is almost automatic..everyone anticipates and knows ...Loved the explanation of the "Angle of the Dangle" August
The next Day by the to fell the great old Oak. This is a great Straining Work. But is to See You have gladness on Your Job and the Work. Beside make You special Camera Pictures, and this all with the greatest Views. 💪👍 Greeting 🇦🇹
Beautiful real skills Jeff ! And hey August the comments about people commenting in the beginning that was pretty funny. Tip jar I’ll wreck this loving the content.. Joe
I work in IT used to be in the power industry. I miss all the exaggerate banter with colleagues. You just don’t get it in it. Oh I’ll have that script developed in two days, no I’ll have that script done in 5 minutes, no here’s the script I did it a week ago !!!
That Wraptor ascender looks awesome, anything to give your knees and ankles a break in this industry is a welcome addition. Do you guys not use a GRCS? I think they are fantastic. Your ground guys are solid, you rarely see a group of guys at work that have the same sense of comradery as it appears your crew has.
To be fair, the comments are right, we could have that tree down in five minutes. We might even survive! And completely ignoring the catastrophic damage to house, fence, hot tub, etc.
Everything is brand new or a family heirloom. Working for the phone company. Years and years ago would have to do installs or repair to help that department out. Never moved furniture, even for the old ladies. If it broke we/the company would inevitably buy it and the Zody’s or Walmart pressed wood bed or dresser somehow morphed into a two hundred year old family heirloom passed from generation to generation brought over from the homeland and ended up in a rental unit in the ghetto.
This tree is getting legendary! Anyone count how many different rigging tricks have been presented on just this one job? But wait- it’s not over yet, there are tons of sky matter remaining! Because August knows we need our daily fix of bedtime adventure! And at 3:21 a.m. I for example am extremely excited to see the final demise of this dastardly beautiful beast threatening a pretty roof. Yay Team August! You are all safe so far….to be continued. Like and Subscribe so we can see more examples of the dare devilish art of tree sculpting
what do you mean eat lunch on the ground I stay in the tree I never come down until it's finished LOL I'm sure some climbers thinking that hahaha but I'm not I come down and eat lunch and go back up God bless guys stay safe
AUGUST, Hello, always nice to see a professional operate, the ONLY trees 15 of us took down , as BOY SCOUTS AT my boarding school,in JAMAICA BWI, those days 1954, were a tropical varietal called a TRUMPET TREE, there was an area with about 80 of them,also about 80 feet X 6-8” trunks, We had to use an AXE, , using basic geometry , show ,you KNEW were it was going to fall, so we only cut about 30 of them, only 1 guy did NOT get it correct, great exercise, , in how to do it ,, take care, 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Perfect enough…👌. Another fine job by all👍. Got me to LOL a couple times🤣 Thanks. Stay Safe👋. 🙌🌲physics are everything in this world. You got it down August🛬
Jeff actually IS awesome. You just do have an outstanding crew that reflects well on you. Another thought. One day you will stop making these videos... (sigh)
Great teamwork. Requires everyone on point to climb, cut, rope correctly, drop in right spots without damaging anything, quick untying branches & cutting them up & out of the way, so the next branches can be dropped. A lot of work -- As you should; you guys making it look easy. No one is killing themselves. Just taking pride in their work & getting it done together.
Hey I remember you saying in video one of this series that the crane was just out of reach. 1 Do you ever rent a bigger crane from crane company’s and 2 if so why not rent a bigger crane on this tree?
I'm glad the tree legends 🙌you guys are, decided to show som more of te real pace and grind of a day of climbing, rigging and dragging everything through te small pain in the ass sideyard . Instead of some crazy 🦸view generating crane🏗 montage with music. Bc i started questioning myself as an owner/ climber.
When using the helmet camera on superview, the way the image distorts an „retorts“ when you move your head makes it a rather dizzying experience (and even more dizzyfying than your exploits are anyhow).
It really takes the really wide angles filming to see "kind of what we see" with our Mk 1 mod 0 Eyeballs. For me, i'd rather look past the distortion in order to see more of what the tree and the ground crew is doing. Just one of the tradeoffs of having a wide FOV. I can deal with the fisheye.
you have excellent videos explaining how y what that's y ur a professional thank for all ur time going to give ur speed line kit a workout this weekend
Have you got to play with a 360 degree camera? They film the whole situation, in all directions, (at reduced resolution) then you select the fraction of the recording, in editing. You don't have to worry about where the camera is pointed during recording.
Any of the views work. I do like when you have more than one camera glut so you can see the angles from the ground and in the tree. Excellent work in the tree and editing, as always. Have another question about cutting around 17:30 where the two limbs look to me to cut from the top with a single pass and let them swing, but one you face and the other you single cut. I’m curious what the difference was. I’d cut both single pass and I’m making asking to make sure I’m not missing a concern that I’m setting myself up for other issues. Seems faster single pass if you don’t need to provide direction to the piece.
Really appreciate hearing your thought processes and witnessing your great situational awareness. Measure twice, cut once, but you're measuring cause and effect and consequences. Good stuff. Also, I think most viewers would prefer the wider view. You have to remember that you are there with your own eyeballs, so you have a real world comparsion for how distorted the footage is. We don't have that reference so it's not all that significant for us, we just want the visual information, and superview gets us more. Cheers and thanks for sharing your work with us.
Hey @August Hunicke. You are the main actor, director, cinematographer, editor and, producer. Whatever camera view that makes you happy, we viewers are all in for what you are publishing.
Would be cool to put a camera on Jeff to see how he does it. The Jeff Cam, with split screen action
Jeff is often a man of few words and dependable , quiet achievement .
August…as usual, nice job with your explanations…cinematics, as well as tree work. As far as which perspective is preferable, you know best. Quality tree work, and quality videos…..we are just along for the ride. Once again, thanks. 👍
This just makes me think of the comment someone left on Guilty of tresons TH-cam . Where they said something like watching his videos made them realise how good August Hunicke is. Well no disrespect to Jacob i like his channel also. But watching this makes me realise how god you and you team are. Thanks for sharing 🤙🏻
Jeff is cool and awesome! You guys are fun to watch. ✌️❤️🌲
I had a visit with an old climber today. He started Tree Climbers International. He asked how old I was. I told him 45. He said you have 10 prime years. He also said at the end of the tunnel tree inspection is where it's at here in Atlanta. There isn't a lot of people that solely inspect trees. I am getting real sick of working for these big box store tree "services". I so miss the down to earth hanging out with your people getting it done. The opportunity for that may come today. Old school called. He is tired and wants his canopy and clients taken care of still. I am your man old school.🙂
I use superview maybe 98% of the time for the exact reason you explained.
Yes, it does distort the edges a lot but, it gives a great view of the work area.
Jeff is flexing hard running that rope. I think he may have done this a few times. 😉
Another video showing the MonkeyBeaver crew making hard work look easy.
Keep yourselves safe! 😃👍❤️🌲
Randy
August, you pick the angles and camera settings! You make the best tree videos out there - content choice and all. Glad you're looking for feedback, but there's a reason I don't video my stuff - bc when I look back at it, it's all underwhelming!🤔😁
You don't appreciate the handling of those heavy pieces until you try to hand lift and carry a chunk of that green wood. Its evident, Jeff's a good judge of those weight characteristics and dynamics. No unwelcomed surprises except the missing pull cord on the electric saw. 😂
I love the way that TH-cam 'subtitles' calls sound of the chainsaw 'Music', or sometimes 'Applause'.
I always climbed with a Camel pack on my back would fill it with Gatoraid and ice before I went up but its a hell of alot more humid here in Florida than it is there.
I agree with Jeff, he's awesome!
The superwide works well, the little bit of "fish-eye" effect doesn't hurt anything. And the addition of the ground cam was nice. Great work as always!
TIP: don't wear your socks out in the rain. lol
Years ago a the son of a good friend of mine was a brand new waiter (his first day of his first job) at a small local restaurant. Well my soon-to-be wife and I happened to be maybe his second customers. Yup he was pretty nervous but did a good job. Anyway after the meal I wrote my above on the 'tip' on the placemat...hahaha. of course the real tip was just under the placemat.
Later on he told me it made him laugh to himself and helped him relax for the rest of his shift.
Sadly he inherited that same sense of humour from his dad that I did from mine.
Cheers from New Brunswick, Canada...eh.
You say you didn't understand the math. I got the math, but I'm super impressed with how you know what the wood will do!
Thank you August. The combination of different angles is worthwhile. Damien made a great catch. Jeff was great in the ropes and Adam quietly gets the job done in the background.
“I’m awesome”.
Yes sir. Yes, you are the ground man sharpshooter. 👊😎
Superwide is perfect for up in the tree. Yes, you get the fisheye effect around the edges, but we can see a lot more.
Nice Job indeed Guys - Jeff masters touch on the Rope ! August great thought into the rigging direction , the spar gave me the Jitters a bit even with the spread weight. Loving the Parts this way people will realise its not just 40 mins to take down a big Beautiful Oak in a back garden/Yard Most who comment know that of course .
Wow, you make that an art. With humour. Very good to watch, and inspiring/educational for my own work as a small-scale tree felling person.
I personally don’t care what view you film from as long as your filming, I’ve learned a lot from you either way……
Well done! Thanks...
Superview works good in the tree
Really enjoyed this series. I’m in north Florida and we do a lot of large oak trees over houses and pool screen enclosures. I’m always learning new techniques from your videos. Also have purchased all your gear and just love it. Makes tree work much easier.
Hei all.
Another grand vid. Always interesting & educational. Thank you.
Be safe. Be well. Be groovy. 😎
Great job you guys do very good work that roof is safe with you guys
If I could, I'd use that raptor to get out of bed in the morning! The easier, the better. Physical fatigue leads to poor rigging choices
Tricky business...Jeff you are awesome dude😂!!!
LIVE seeing a specialist doing his job. Live seeing a team of specialists doing their job - if your ground man fails, it doesn't matter if you (August) do perfect and if you you fail, it doesn't matter how good the ground man is.
You don't defy gravity, you work with it. 👍
...love, not live... hate auto correct...
Excellent team work 👏 Working as one. Looking good from across the pond ☘
I confess, your videos are addicting. It’s 5:11 am and I just finished bad trees 1&2, and know how good your memory is, so I’ll try….what saw are you using to top the tree? Looks like a top handle Stihl, 14-16” bar, quick pickup from idle, burble in midrange but growls at high rpm. Modded 201T? Brief answer appreciated if you have the time…. You and your cast are amazing! You have the consciousness to make a hard job enjoyable for your guys as well as your self, and it shows
It’s an ms200t modified. The predecessor to the 201t
Great camera angles. May God continue to bless you.
A truly amazing team of monkey beavers!
We film everything in Cinematic Mode. Gives the best view in my opinion. I use the Go Pro Hero 8 Black.
I like the ground perspective and running the rigging should be done more as I feel that there is an art/feel to it..that only many reps and scenarios have been built with the same team and communication and equipment would allow to happen as smoothly....I would imagine much like having Adam run the crane changes the dynamic which is good for team moral and self worth but short term slows the fluidity of the work flow however when every one maxed out skill wise the thought process is almost automatic..everyone anticipates and knows ...Loved the explanation of the "Angle of the Dangle" August
The next Day by the to fell the great old Oak. This is a great Straining Work. But is to See You have gladness on Your Job and the Work. Beside make You special Camera Pictures, and this all with the greatest Views. 💪👍
Greeting 🇦🇹
Beautiful real skills Jeff ! And hey August the comments about people commenting in the beginning that was pretty funny. Tip jar I’ll wreck this loving the content..
Joe
If Ron Howard had a tree service...
Jeff is from The Wiggles👌👌👌🤩 The big red car look it up👌👌👀🤩good job let’s Go😍
Amazing! I'm sitting here shaking my head. Unbelievably awesome.
Going for the starter cord.... priceless
made me chuckle 😆
awesome job guys 👍👊
Art. Pure art. Great teamwork. Thanks!!
I work in IT used to be in the power industry. I miss all the exaggerate banter with colleagues. You just don’t get it in it. Oh I’ll have that script developed in two days, no I’ll have that script done in 5 minutes, no here’s the script I did it a week ago !!!
That Wraptor ascender looks awesome, anything to give your knees and ankles a break in this industry is a welcome addition.
Do you guys not use a GRCS? I think they are fantastic.
Your ground guys are solid, you rarely see a group of guys at work that have the same sense of comradery as it appears your crew has.
To be fair, the comments are right, we could have that tree down in five minutes. We might even survive! And completely ignoring the catastrophic damage to house, fence, hot tub, etc.
Everything is brand new or a family heirloom. Working for the phone company. Years and years ago would have to do installs or repair to help that department out. Never moved furniture, even for the old ladies. If it broke we/the company would inevitably buy it and the Zody’s or Walmart pressed wood bed or dresser somehow morphed into a two hundred year old family heirloom passed from generation to generation brought over from the homeland and ended up in a rental unit in the ghetto.
I like super wide but you have to remember the curve as you watch.
Thanks for the different views.
This tree is getting legendary! Anyone count how many different rigging tricks have been presented on just this one job? But wait- it’s not over yet, there are tons of sky matter remaining! Because August knows we need our daily fix of bedtime adventure! And at 3:21 a.m. I for example am extremely excited to see the final demise of this dastardly beautiful beast threatening a pretty roof. Yay Team August! You are all safe so far….to be continued. Like and Subscribe so we can see more examples of the dare devilish art of tree sculpting
Very good, I like the super wide view in the canopy. When you look at the horizon it probably really messes with the flat earth people.
what do you mean eat lunch on the ground I stay in the tree I never come down until it's finished LOL I'm sure some climbers thinking that hahaha but I'm not I come down and eat lunch and go back up God bless guys stay safe
I like the way Jeff explains! Ha ha you guys are fluid! Stay safe brothers!
Thanks for taking us along with you. Great job. God bless.
Some nice having a fella like Jeff on them ropes. Absolutely essential to the operation 😎
You should probably do another weight and measure with the dynamometer there's a few rookies out there that just don't get it if you know what I mean
jeff is a amazing rope man.
I am glad for the content, the quality always nice. have no complaints there. do what is most practical just like how you work
I liked the wide one more than superview but I'm here for the content!
Good call on the Superview! 😀👍
money for nothing and your checks for trees...
Are you willing to use linear on land and super when you are in the tree?
super wide!! don’t mind the fish eye effect lol
Just watching you in a tree not only keeps me feeling fresh but also very knowledgeable and makes me want to try things I’m not used to with rigging
nicely done video........the tree went well too
Jeff: "I'm Awesome". 😂😂👍
The superview lens is great.
My apple 13!!!! No problems!!!with Picture💪💪💪🤙🤩🤩🌲🌲camera 👍
AUGUST, Hello, always nice to see a professional operate, the ONLY trees 15 of us took down , as BOY SCOUTS AT my boarding school,in JAMAICA BWI, those days 1954, were a tropical varietal called a TRUMPET TREE, there was an area with about 80 of them,also about 80 feet X 6-8” trunks, We had to use an AXE, , using basic geometry , show ,you KNEW were it was going to fall, so we only cut about 30 of them, only 1 guy did NOT get it correct, great exercise, , in how to do it ,, take care, 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Perfect enough…👌. Another fine job by all👍. Got me to LOL a couple times🤣 Thanks. Stay Safe👋. 🙌🌲physics are everything in this world. You got it down August🛬
I don't like the superwide view, because of the disforming. Switching between the different cameras makes my also very dizzy.
Jeff actually IS awesome. You just do have an outstanding crew that reflects well on you. Another thought. One day you will stop making these videos... (sigh)
Every tree job I’ve ever done everything is brand new, car, windows, fence, shed, the CHILD. Of coursssssse.
Great teamwork. Requires everyone on point to climb, cut, rope correctly, drop in right spots without damaging anything, quick untying branches & cutting them up & out of the way, so the next branches can be dropped. A lot of work -- As you should; you guys making it look easy. No one is killing themselves. Just taking pride in their work & getting it done together.
Hey I remember you saying in video one of this series that the crane was just out of reach. 1 Do you ever rent a bigger crane from crane company’s and 2 if so why not rent a bigger crane on this tree?
Crane companies want to much money. People around here don’t have much money.
@@AugustHunicke thanks makes sense
I suppose it goes without saying, so it should be said - Jeff is AWESOME! ( he needs a T-Shirt Design just for him)
I'm glad the tree legends 🙌you guys are, decided to show som more of te real pace and grind of a day of climbing, rigging and dragging everything through te small pain in the ass sideyard . Instead of some crazy 🦸view generating crane🏗 montage with music. Bc i started questioning myself as an owner/ climber.
Thanks you for sharing! 👌
At around 12 min when ya reached for the pull cord I thought that’s muscle memory Rt there .. 👍🏼💯
When using the helmet camera on superview, the way the image distorts an „retorts“ when you move your head makes it a rather dizzying experience (and even more dizzyfying than your exploits are anyhow).
At first I thought it read "ground cam of SHAME", not same, and I thought why?
It really takes the really wide angles filming to see "kind of what we see" with our Mk 1 mod 0 Eyeballs. For me, i'd rather look past the distortion in order to see more of what the tree and the ground crew is doing. Just one of the tradeoffs of having a wide FOV. I can deal with the fisheye.
you have excellent videos explaining how y what that's y ur a professional thank for all ur time going to give ur speed line kit a workout this weekend
probably wide or superview when you're up close - I too hate the distorted lines from the edges of the window.
Linear most of the time; wide occasionally; never superview
It’s all about the angle of the dangle! I feel a new country song coming on! Good job guys!
All about the bathroom breaks. Better to go to war, on a full belly, than full bladder. Lol! All about doing it smarter, not harder. Amen
Linear deffinetly
The other thing is gopro Shake or vibrating which is much more apparent in the far edges & can be a little headache for the viewer
Thanks for the multiple camera angles and all the explanations! That Jeff is a talker!
Sick.
I love how you did that without a single tag line. Great work
Spielberg has nothing to worry about, but keep on trying. Cheers
I prefer seeing the superwide view, the other views restrict what I can see and can be frustrating to watch.
I want one of those Raptors so bad. Getting to that age where anything over a 30' ascent isn't as fun anymore.
A moving blanket works good for a little extra protection on top of the hot tub cover.
Jeff’s rope skills, the iceman 🥶🥶🥶
Can you do a Timelapse from the front yard?
It's terrible! For whatever reason, my eyes saw "ground cam of same" & my brain read "ground cam of shame" lol.
Ya ! 😆
Have you got to play with a 360 degree camera? They film the whole situation, in all directions, (at reduced resolution) then you select the fraction of the recording, in editing. You don't have to worry about where the camera is pointed during recording.
Ya I’ve vids with it. It’s a pain to edit and it’s got a poor splice.
Any of the views work. I do like when you have more than one camera glut so you can see the angles from the ground and in the tree. Excellent work in the tree and editing, as always.
Have another question about cutting around 17:30 where the two limbs look to me to cut from the top with a single pass and let them swing, but one you face and the other you single cut. I’m curious what the difference was. I’d cut both single pass and I’m making asking to make sure I’m not missing a concern that I’m setting myself up for other issues. Seems faster single pass if you don’t need to provide direction to the piece.
You probably would’ve done it the same in person. The video doesn’t show the difference in the two very well.
Really good explanations thank you.
JEFF IS AWASOME!!
AND STILL AWASOME!!!
GO JEFF!!!!!
Fish eye lenses are what nasa uses to tell us that we're on a spinning ball