2 days ago I didn't even know downhill bike trails were a thing. Now it's my second favorite sport behind MMA and I want to get started. Thanks for the awesome videos!
@@sweatdreamsdjs31 There's a reasonable argument that user created data is what they built the platform on. It might have been nice to offer a free year or two to people who contributed to a certain extent. Newcomers to the app, sure, pay to play. I contributed over the years, and pay, and am basically fine with it. But I understand the argument and sentiment.
"part of the fun of mountain biking is getting lost..." I agree, sometimes. However their is little person that now constantly asks "Daddy are we lost?" . regardless of the answer, the next question will always be " Daddy do you know where we are?"
Phil has some of the best POV footage out there, some other channels get me aggravated that there's so much POV but i love it on your channels POV phil. seeing you skip over the terrain like nothing. DREAMS
Those trails are so good, ride their Saturday. The climbs are a grunt but short and the pay off is well worth it. I got lost at that same sign tho trying to find pegway...
Looks like you had the trails to yourself. What a day of riding.This is my favorite time to ride with cooler weather and the Colorado Aspens changing colors. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome vid Phil!!! The Vaughans build some seriously great trails in Woodstock for sure. We're so lucky to have them!!! Also, the one thing I hate about Mt Peg is the climbing.... Same with Aqueduct... and any climbing.
G'day Phil, thanks heaps for your vids. I've learnt laughed and pondered over the last 16 weeks watching your vids while in lockdown in Sydney Australia. Along with , Seth and some more of Alex. I love your enthusiasm you bring to each and every ride. When you meet your fans nothing is a problem. I enjoy Hailey POV too, just to mix things up, just fir the realist rider. Keep up the great work mate. 👍😍😁
Il never be able to bike like you but have gotten the bug after watching you over lockdown in the UK. Love watching you and Hayley shred trails I always wonder how fast your going.... Would you ever run a GPS Speedo on the bars for us near mortals to quantify just how crazy/ninja you are. Keep It buddy big fan of your vids
Thanks for showing us this trial system. These is the kind of trials I love. Hopefully, I can make a trip to Mt Peg before the snows, else I’ll put a pin in it for next year.
I just got an alloy Force 29 (Expert build) and I’m hyped for it to be delivered in a week or two. It’s going to be great for bike park trips and I’ll be able to ride way too fast on my local trails and have enough brakes and suspension to save me when I mess something up.
There is a free version of Trailforks with a limited area about 25 square miles you can move it once.Then delete it to reset it and install it again to move the area.PS,how is the wrist doing?
I love being leaf lost ! Phil, when you are riding down not so familiar trails, and covered in leaves, do you look ahead about the same distance as if the trails were clear ? I always tend shorten that distance and my riding and suffers!
Well I am super depressed because my riding season is pretty much over. I am in Utah and I snowed last night so all the trails are gonna be wet. But skiing is now starting and maybe I can do ski biking so that I can just bike all year round.
Hey Phil love the videos! I don't know if it's the same problem that I was getting on trail forks but the pro option is like a free trial you have to use it for it to go away. So more like a mandatory trial. They're probably trying to entice us into getting pro and paying for it. It is kinda hard to figure out how to use it up though but if you play with it you'll figure it out.
I just assumed other features would be part of the "pro" subscription (recording rides, etc) I didn't expect them to put the core functionality of the app behind a paywall. This was the first time i had used it since. 3 dollars a month isn't that unreasonable, but with almost everything becoming subscription services, the costs add up quickly and gets a bit tiresome. I don't fault them for doing this, it's a business model that works obviously and plenty of folks are happy to pay for the services.
@@SkillsWithPhil So do you already use pro? Cause the thing that you were seeing is like a mandatory free trial. It goes away in like 7 days or something. I don't know about any of the other features like recording a ride because I never use them but if you do and they changed it so that you have to pay for it now that's kind of annoying. I use trail forks too and it's back to normal for me.
@@SkillsWithPhil It would be interesting to get an update to confirm or not what David is saying in these comments. Are there different levels of paid TF accounts? That would be news to me because I've assumed that there's only one payment plan. I've felt it's worth it because of the convenience of the service they provide, even with the controversy of the trail information being crowd sourced. The work to create code throughout the information revolution has consistently been co-opted by business models, ie, Microsoft, etc. In this case, I hope it's worth it for the carrying costs of the project. Ride happy Phil, love your work. That last dh trail looked especially fun.
you are my fav mountain biker in the world and can u please tell me if I should buy the force carbon pro LE and tell me if it is worth the price for a enduro bike :)
I felt like hardstyle was very hard to read if you're riding blind. It's not one of those trails that you just know where to go right off the bat. But mount peg is heaps of fun and flows great
Phil, YOUR RANT about Trailforks is warranted. I think it's asinine that they took content that volunteers put years into developing, such as designated loops and other valuable additions, and then just "assumed" the rights to it, and they are now making money off of it. Had I known that was the long range plan, I would have put every bit of my efforts, and encouraged others as well, to use MTB Project instead. It's essentially the same functionality, but they're just slower to get information since Trailforks was bought by PinkBike, and got more prominent advertising. It's a REAL pet peeve of mine, and I think it's flat out wrong. You want to charge for your service, then YOU DO THE LEGWORK, and don't rely on locals to do it for you and then bill for it. I will never contribute one more thing to them, and it's a joke that they only allow you to get a certain footprint for free. Gee...thanks, I have my HOME trails that I already know. Ughh.... /rant
They made it pay to view once the surge of new mountain bikers using the service meant they had to upgrade their servers and it started costing them lots of money. You are implying that they don’t provide a service for which they should be compensated for developing the program and hosting all the data. Trailforks is a better user experience than MTB project. It’s getting better all the time. That takes money.
@@joeykjeldsen6591 .... Obviously you're entitled to your opinion. I'm crystal clear on the situation. They grew, and needed to up their infrastructure. And...their growth was in large part due to user input and the improved utility it provided. So....as they gained subscribers, and users contributed more to them than the other apps, it just built up a larger number of people to bill, for the same service they got previously for free. What you're saying is the equivalent of you spending hours on end erecting a beautiful piece of art in your town square that brings in tourism dollars to the city. You feel good about it, because you benefit from that influx of tax dollars and revenue that the city gains. You donated your time and materials, and made a contribution to the betterment of the city. Then the following year, the city starts charging for people to view the art, and you don't get a penny of it. Just curious, how many hours did you put into providing content for TrailForks? I understand what you're saying, and if TF just one day decided that they were going to charge for THEIR service, and THEIR content that THEY developed, then that's fine. But to utilize user content that was provided PRIOR to it being a paid service, is something I vehemently disagree with. Many others and I went into it feeling like we were contributing content for visitors coming to our area, in exchange for us utilizing their content when we traveled to other areas. So yeah, I'm a little bitter. But it's cool if you want to pay them...your prerogative, obviously. And your explanation isn't going to influence me into paying, anymore than mine would influence you not to pay. I have a feeling we're coming from different places on this.
So...do they use some kind of a leaf blower on those trails so you can actually see where you are going?? Or do they say "Nah, we will wait a couple of weeks and there will be a foot of snow on them" 😎😁😎
@@SkillsWithPhil I was just jokeing Phill, Vermonit's looks beautifull both nature and trailwise.. But you had set up the words how you sometimes say "but to chick" to make a line about it.. 😂
I honestly don't know why everybody on youtube just doesn't use a Garmin GPS or a Wahoo GPS... load the .GPX and voila... don't need your flippin phone
Phil tbh your go pro setup isn’t quite as good as Jordan boostmasters , your vids are amazing and I know nothing about go pros but yours just isn’t as crisp as his
Jordan has a background in film, so that's part of the gig for him...he enjoys that aspect. He's going to the Nth degree to set everything up to record flat, and then refines all of his settings in post production. He even uses a second camera with a Rhode mic to capture audio, and them synchs it to the video from the other camera. Doing that is very time consuming, and IMO, not critical to what POV footage is intended for. I don't know this for a fact, but I think Phil likely uses GoPro color, and just lets it rip. Not perfect, but absolutely acceptable. Editing is time consuming enough without post producing everything! I think Phil's footage when he has the camera on his chin mount, is the best out there. It's the most immersive, because you see exactly what he's looking at. I don't care about how perfect the color, lighting, or sharpness is. I just like to see him shred and hit ridiculous gaps. It makes me smile. That I can remember, Phil was the first person to slap the 7 on a chin bar, and do a side-by-side comparison versus older cameras, and other mounting options...chesty, and top of helmet. It was excellent. If the perfect quality image and sound is your gig, then Boostmaster is probably the way to go...along with a few others who focus on that.
@@SkillsWithPhil ...Agreed. I was actually going to comment that the color is looking more natural. I've noticed that with both the 9 and 10, GoPro color is better than the 7. My reds come out looking like hunter orange. LOL I really hope you let that comment go in one ear and out the other. Don't change a thing man...some of the best footage out there without a doubt!
With the hero 10 I've been filming in the natural color setting, and adding a little more vibrancy while editing. You can spend hours editing the color, but ultimately the story isn't going to change. That time saved can be put towards other things such as making more videos, going out on a ride, or doing any number of behind the scenes stuff. I try to be as efficient as possible with the settings i use. Nobody comes to watch my videos for the cinematic qualities, so as long as the cameras doesn't distract the settings really aren't that important.
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"That's a skiing map. You can tell because of the way it is."
literally says a meme out loud without actually meme-ing. amazing.
It's always a good day when Phil posts!
Thank you :)
Ur the man Phil
@@SkillsWithPhil you should go check out the new six flags on perry hill vt, it is super fun
2 days ago I didn't even know downhill bike trails were a thing. Now it's my second favorite sport behind MMA and I want to get started. Thanks for the awesome videos!
Welcome.
This would be great for my son's and getting outside and away from screens!
Man I can’t believe Trailforks was free for as long as it was.
and I can't believe Phil doesn't pay for it. Their database helps improve the MTB experience so much. we should all be paying.
@@sweatdreamsdjs31 The database that was created by the community in the first place? But that's not even the big problem, it's the payment modell...
@@sweatdreamsdjs31 do you want to pay to leave your house? thatll be next with that view.
@@sweatdreamsdjs31 we created trailforks, we shouldn’t be paying. Atleast part of it is free
@@sweatdreamsdjs31 There's a reasonable argument that user created data is what they built the platform on. It might have been nice to offer a free year or two to people who contributed to a certain extent. Newcomers to the app, sure, pay to play. I contributed over the years, and pay, and am basically fine with it. But I understand the argument and sentiment.
"part of the fun of mountain biking is getting lost..." I agree, sometimes. However their is little person that now constantly asks "Daddy are we lost?" . regardless of the answer, the next question will always be " Daddy do you know where we are?"
“You can tell, just because of the way it is” great info Phil 🤣🤣
Great to see so many riding vids Phil! You should try Slate Valley Trails in Poulntey, VT sometime! Keep the vids coming!
You have good energy Phil 👍👍👍
Phil has some of the best POV footage out there, some other channels get me aggravated that there's so much POV but i love it on your channels POV phil. seeing you skip over the terrain like nothing. DREAMS
Phil, i mean it when i say.... you gotta get to North Conway and get videos there.
The ride noco trails are amazing.
I agree, surprised he hasnt been there. Thing about those trails though is if you dont shuttle up your only doing one run all day.
Just watched your video on the race, and now this one. Great man...ride on.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Moving to VT from Colorado this summer and this video is getting me pumped for riding!
Those trails are so good, ride their Saturday. The climbs are a grunt but short and the pay off is well worth it. I got lost at that same sign tho trying to find pegway...
Looks like you had the trails to yourself. What a day of riding.This is my favorite time to ride with cooler weather and the Colorado Aspens changing colors. Thanks for sharing.
Wow thats so cool I live in Woodstock and race/ride for the middle school bike team at peg all the time and was hoping you would come to Woodstock!
18:43 "She'll know where to go..." at 30mph, a mile up ahead 😂 Awesome video - love natural trails like that 🤙🏼
I love these riding videos! Though I also miss you blowing everyone's minds on Whistler! Man I still remember that nasty tree tap.
Most my rides are pretty tame, and thats what these videos are here to showcase.
Awesome vid Phil!!! The Vaughans build some seriously great trails in Woodstock for sure. We're so lucky to have them!!! Also, the one thing I hate about Mt Peg is the climbing.... Same with Aqueduct... and any climbing.
G'day Phil, thanks heaps for your vids. I've learnt laughed and pondered over the last 16 weeks watching your vids while in lockdown in Sydney Australia. Along with , Seth and some more of Alex. I love your enthusiasm you bring to each and every ride. When you meet your fans nothing is a problem.
I enjoy Hailey POV too, just to mix things up, just fir the realist rider. Keep up the great work mate. 👍😍😁
Woodstock area is one of my favorite areas to bike in VT, with Peg, Aqueduct, and Suicide Six areas all being awesome
Can’t wait to go! Keep up the good work Phil love your videos!
Had a sick day today at sterling up in Stowe and not surprisingly you posted on a good day:)
no pay wall on the website. Its only the app. Paid the early bird so only costs £10 a year.
That's some really nice trails. Reminds me of parts of Scotland. Thanks for the upload
Il never be able to bike like you but have gotten the bug after watching you over lockdown in the UK. Love watching you and Hayley shred trails I always wonder how fast your going.... Would you ever run a GPS Speedo on the bars for us near mortals to quantify just how crazy/ninja you are. Keep It buddy big fan of your vids
Oh and thanks for inspiring bikes with me today🙂
Sick Riding Phil, Looking good out there 😎😎
Thanks for coming to Woodstock!
I Just heard about Mt. Peg a couple of weeks ago. I will be putting it on my list of places to go next year.
Love waking up to new content, jelly I wanna go ride today but it's 🌧..
Thanks for showing us this trial system. These is the kind of trials I love. Hopefully, I can make a trip to Mt Peg before the snows, else I’ll put a pin in it for next year.
Rode there last weekend, pretty good trails. Lots of climbing, we came in from the northwest sector over to cloud drop
Suuuuper cool Video Phil, just some "casual" shredding down a trail system ^-^
as always great videos and equally beautiful places
I just got an alloy Force 29 (Expert build) and I’m hyped for it to be delivered in a week or two. It’s going to be great for bike park trips and I’ll be able to ride way too fast on my local trails and have enough brakes and suspension to save me when I mess something up.
Nice video Phil, looks like a fun ride… the colors do seem a little muted in places but it’s pretty amazing in West Bolton right now!
I gotta come ride Hardstyle. It's my favorite music and now I know it's an awesome trail!
Vermont looks so rad phill!
Nice work at burke this weekend!
Looks like loads of fun!
I hope this winter you can make some snowboarding videos!!
Just went to Vermont, but unfortunately it wasn’t a biking trip, I was drooling over skill parks and trails just off the side of the road
You ever thought of just crusen? Like going through the woods at like half speed to takein the beauty.
Phil, love the vids… FYI Mount Ascutney is right down the road from Peg and pretty rad.
I've lived not terribly far from there growing up, and the last time I rode there I didn't particularly love it.
@@SkillsWithPhil any reason why?
the foliage that makes sense i was like this year is not that colorful the other day.
Isn't the Sensor a 140/130 bike, and not a 150/140? Anyways great video and even greater riding! Keep doing your stuff, Phil! :D
Looove Mt Peg... Of course I don't blast through the trails like you do lol
Looks fun!!
sick videoo again phil🤘🏻
Phil i saw you at burke during the whip off!
Way cool. Looked fun and hard to see in some spots. lol.
Check out Pine Hill Park in Rutland and the trail to Proctor, a solid trail system.
Can you tell me what kinda of grips you use? I know it’s a weird question but just wondering
Just add an 8 mm adapter from another multitool. They sit snug over the 6mm and if it doesn't close just leave the 8mm pointing opposite you.
There is a free version of Trailforks with a limited area about 25 square miles you can move it once.Then delete it to reset it and install it again to move the area.PS,how is the wrist doing?
Wow Phil, a silent Bike :D thats dope :P
Put griptape on your levers, it might break your gloves quicker but it's super good for grip
Always enjoy your videos! Check out Slate Valley Trails in Poultney Vt sometime ..Great trail network !
I love being leaf lost ! Phil, when you are riding down not so familiar trails, and covered in leaves, do you look ahead about the same distance as if the trails were clear ? I always tend shorten that distance and my riding and suffers!
Well I am super depressed because my riding season is pretty much over. I am in Utah and I snowed last night so all the trails are gonna be wet. But skiing is now starting and maybe I can do ski biking so that I can just bike all year round.
Not sure if you’ve ridden Humboldt County, or the Sierra’s ( Downieville, etc) but I think you’d dig it if not.
Can you come to maple street dirt track in essex Junction vermont? There's decent jumps but no trails
Hey Phil love the videos! I don't know if it's the same problem that I was getting on trail forks but the pro option is like a free trial you have to use it for it to go away. So more like a mandatory trial. They're probably trying to entice us into getting pro and paying for it. It is kinda hard to figure out how to use it up though but if you play with it you'll figure it out.
I just assumed other features would be part of the "pro" subscription (recording rides, etc) I didn't expect them to put the core functionality of the app behind a paywall. This was the first time i had used it since. 3 dollars a month isn't that unreasonable, but with almost everything becoming subscription services, the costs add up quickly and gets a bit tiresome. I don't fault them for doing this, it's a business model that works obviously and plenty of folks are happy to pay for the services.
@@SkillsWithPhil So do you already use pro? Cause the thing that you were seeing is like a mandatory free trial. It goes away in like 7 days or something. I don't know about any of the other features like recording a ride because I never use them but if you do and they changed it so that you have to pay for it now that's kind of annoying. I use trail forks too and it's back to normal for me.
@@SkillsWithPhil It would be interesting to get an update to confirm or not what David is saying in these comments. Are there different levels of paid TF accounts? That would be news to me because I've assumed that there's only one payment plan. I've felt it's worth it because of the convenience of the service they provide, even with the controversy of the trail information being crowd sourced. The work to create code throughout the information revolution has consistently been co-opted by business models, ie, Microsoft, etc. In this case, I hope it's worth it for the carrying costs of the project. Ride happy Phil, love your work. That last dh trail looked especially fun.
I love your wife's laugh, especially when she laughs at you. I feel I would be laughing with her.
you are my fav mountain biker in the world and can u please tell me if I should buy the force carbon pro LE and tell me if it is worth the price for a enduro bike :)
Definitely need to get up to the northeast
Autumn leaves definitely make it harder to explore unfamiliar trails!
I felt like hardstyle was very hard to read if you're riding blind. It's not one of those trails that you just know where to go right off the bat. But mount peg is heaps of fun and flows great
5:09 when my math teacher asks me to explain my answer
Mt peg is eliteeeeeee
Insert not a secret anymore comment here | lol | Gavin has done some magic in that area. Hopefully the digging continues...
Vermont hands down the best new england state for riding. Just spent last weekend in Stowe, and going back to Maine is going to be so boring
Great content as always. Don’t know if it’s just me but that fish eye effect on the video. IDK…
What’s the best way to learn how to do drops when you don’t have a little park like the one shown at the beginning
Hey Phil!! Have you been to Maine to ride? If so, where??
Aqueduct trails next!
Where's the Link to the Multitool? :D
Many likes on your Trailforks comment!
Watch it on those leaves, dawg. They got me the other day…bad.
I got a trip to urgent care and 3 inside + 5 outside stitches thanks to some leaves a couple years ago.
Leaves are no fun at all.
Phil, YOUR RANT about Trailforks is warranted. I think it's asinine that they took content that volunteers put years into developing, such as designated loops and other valuable additions, and then just "assumed" the rights to it, and they are now making money off of it. Had I known that was the long range plan, I would have put every bit of my efforts, and encouraged others as well, to use MTB Project instead. It's essentially the same functionality, but they're just slower to get information since Trailforks was bought by PinkBike, and got more prominent advertising. It's a REAL pet peeve of mine, and I think it's flat out wrong. You want to charge for your service, then YOU DO THE LEGWORK, and don't rely on locals to do it for you and then bill for it. I will never contribute one more thing to them, and it's a joke that they only allow you to get a certain footprint for free. Gee...thanks, I have my HOME trails that I already know. Ughh.... /rant
They made it pay to view once the surge of new mountain bikers using the service meant they had to upgrade their servers and it started costing them lots of money. You are implying that they don’t provide a service for which they should be compensated for developing the program and hosting all the data. Trailforks is a better user experience than MTB project. It’s getting better all the time. That takes money.
@@joeykjeldsen6591 .... Obviously you're entitled to your opinion. I'm crystal clear on the situation. They grew, and needed to up their infrastructure. And...their growth was in large part due to user input and the improved utility it provided. So....as they gained subscribers, and users contributed more to them than the other apps, it just built up a larger number of people to bill, for the same service they got previously for free.
What you're saying is the equivalent of you spending hours on end erecting a beautiful piece of art in your town square that brings in tourism dollars to the city. You feel good about it, because you benefit from that influx of tax dollars and revenue that the city gains. You donated your time and materials, and made a contribution to the betterment of the city. Then the following year, the city starts charging for people to view the art, and you don't get a penny of it.
Just curious, how many hours did you put into providing content for TrailForks?
I understand what you're saying, and if TF just one day decided that they were going to charge for THEIR service, and THEIR content that THEY developed, then that's fine. But to utilize user content that was provided PRIOR to it being a paid service, is something I vehemently disagree with. Many others and I went into it feeling like we were contributing content for visitors coming to our area, in exchange for us utilizing their content when we traveled to other areas.
So yeah, I'm a little bitter. But it's cool if you want to pay them...your prerogative, obviously. And your explanation isn't going to influence me into paying, anymore than mine would influence you not to pay. I have a feeling we're coming from different places on this.
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Another Skills With Phil video is always welcomed 🔥🤙
Nice
So...do they use some kind of a leaf blower on those trails so you can actually see where you are going?? Or do they say "Nah, we will wait a couple of weeks and there will be a foot of snow on them" 😎😁😎
They were recently leaf blown, but the leaves fall quickly this time of year.
@@SkillsWithPhil hopefully not too quickly, as the flatlanders want to come up and spend their money leaf peeping..👍
I saw guys leaf blowing it this past Friday
We leave blow them regularly until snow falls.
@@mtbrider2006 Thanks
Man that is so sketch with those leaves on the trail. I don’t know how you can see it!!
Hey Phil
“You can tell it’s an Aspen by the way it is”
Multitool link?🤔
Finally got around to it. bit.ly/3DJotRl
And not another Soul out there!
Why does my comment about mtb project keep getting deleted?
Please tell me the name came from a guy that sold pegs
HardLine he said..🤣😂
Ha, yeah i meant hardstyle, hardline is a tad bigger. 😂
@@SkillsWithPhil I was just jokeing Phill, Vermonit's looks beautifull both nature and trailwise.. But you had set up the words how you sometimes say "but to chick" to make a line about it.. 😂
Hi
Wait… you’re not riding rampage?
I honestly don't know why everybody on youtube just doesn't use a Garmin GPS or a Wahoo GPS... load the .GPX and voila... don't need your flippin phone
Because people different priorities. I have zero interest in having a bike computer on my bike.
No Suicide Six action?
Not in this video.
you did a poor job of linking the bike multi tool haha
I tried, but amazon wasn't letting me search for anything for some reason and since i was in a rush to get out the door i gave up.
@@SkillsWithPhil no worries, just keep the awesome content flowing and we'll call it even ;)
Those trails are made for hard tails or short travel. Too bad it's a 14 hour drive.
1st
TH-cam is asking me if i want "1st" translated into English 😂
Phil tbh your go pro setup isn’t quite as good as Jordan boostmasters , your vids are amazing and I know nothing about go pros but yours just isn’t as crisp as his
It's not about the settings it's about the story.
Jordan has a background in film, so that's part of the gig for him...he enjoys that aspect. He's going to the Nth degree to set everything up to record flat, and then refines all of his settings in post production. He even uses a second camera with a Rhode mic to capture audio, and them synchs it to the video from the other camera. Doing that is very time consuming, and IMO, not critical to what POV footage is intended for.
I don't know this for a fact, but I think Phil likely uses GoPro color, and just lets it rip. Not perfect, but absolutely acceptable. Editing is time consuming enough without post producing everything! I think Phil's footage when he has the camera on his chin mount, is the best out there. It's the most immersive, because you see exactly what he's looking at. I don't care about how perfect the color, lighting, or sharpness is. I just like to see him shred and hit ridiculous gaps. It makes me smile.
That I can remember, Phil was the first person to slap the 7 on a chin bar, and do a side-by-side comparison versus older cameras, and other mounting options...chesty, and top of helmet. It was excellent.
If the perfect quality image and sound is your gig, then Boostmaster is probably the way to go...along with a few others who focus on that.
@@SkillsWithPhil ...Agreed. I was actually going to comment that the color is looking more natural. I've noticed that with both the 9 and 10, GoPro color is better than the 7. My reds come out looking like hunter orange. LOL I really hope you let that comment go in one ear and out the other. Don't change a thing man...some of the best footage out there without a doubt!
With the hero 10 I've been filming in the natural color setting, and adding a little more vibrancy while editing. You can spend hours editing the color, but ultimately the story isn't going to change. That time saved can be put towards other things such as making more videos, going out on a ride, or doing any number of behind the scenes stuff. I try to be as efficient as possible with the settings i use. Nobody comes to watch my videos for the cinematic qualities, so as long as the cameras doesn't distract the settings really aren't that important.
@@SkillsWithPhil Unferstand able man, love your vids. Have a good day
dude stop with the thumbnails, we come to see your excellent riding skills, not your photoshop skills