Electronics I Bring for Backpacking and Vlogging
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- Items mentioned in the video (Paid Links)
Nitecore NU25 amzn.to/3lOj17e (Litesmith.com has the bracket with the band)
Anker Soundbuds Curve amzn.to/3pMfWqB
Anker 10,000mAH amzn.to/3nJlP6k
Anker 20,000mAH amzn.to/2ITzcly
Sony AX43 amzn.to/3fkik3m
Kastar Battery Charger amzn.to/2UMw39C
Xshot Monopod amzn.to/38ZDXVc
Little Ultrapod amzn.to/2Kh9nft
Big Ultrapod not available!
Manfrotto mount amzn.to/3pOOk4r
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Gear I use and recommend
Amazon Shopping (Affiliate Link): amzn.to/2LtcSza
LiteAF Packs and Accessories (Paid Link): liteaf.com?ref=399
Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer (Paid Link): amzn.to/2LowXST
Outdoor Research Helium 2 (Paid Link): amzn.to/2LYbilH
Toaks Titanium Wind Screen (Paid Link): amzn.to/2JnpbrG
Toaks 700ml Titanium Pot (Paid Link): amzn.to/2M4eVGA
Toaks Long Handled Spoon (Paid Link) : amzn.to/2JAGmcL
BRS Titanium Stove (Paid Link): amzn.to/2M5763F
Altra Lone Peak 3.5 (Paid Link): amzn.to/2sN42jP
Darn Tough Socks (Paid Link): amzn.to/2sN4eQ5
Sawyer Squeeze (Paid Link): amzn.to/2xNKMbs
Evernew Water Bag (Paid Link): amzn.to/2Lyqf1e
Filming Gear
Sony AX43: amzn.to/3jCl11f (Backpacking Camera)
Canon EOS M50: amzn.to/2HdTHp9
22mm Lense: amzn.to/2Zfn14L
Zoom H1n Audio Recorder: amzn.to/31Ml7ds
Lighting: amzn.to/2ZdYwsM
Adobe Premiere Pro CC: amzn.to/33M1OCY
Gear Lists:
Fall/Spring: lighterpack.com/r/3at0n1
Summer: lighterpack.com/r/quth
Winter: lighterpack.com/r/5xnpix
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Hey thanks Frozen! I absolutely LOVED your AT thru hike. Your thru hike greatly influenced me and was one of a few videos that helped me make the decision to do the AT. I've been looking for ideas on how to vlog my thru hike. (I have a 13 year old dog, who is my best friend, and has some health issues which unfortunately are slowing him down and causing his health to decline. I'm cherishing the time I have with him as much as I can until he decides it's time to go.) After that happens I'll start my hike the following February!! Awesome video Frozen!!!!!!
Nice! Looking forward to seeing some of the winter trips
Great breakdown of your electronic kit. God Bless
Excellent breakdown! Definitely one of the bigger challenges as I try to start videoing the hikes and stuff.
Nice Sony video camera! On my SHT hike last year I didn't have to recharge my NU25 headlamp even once for my 12 nights on the trail. It's a great headlamp! Someday I'll get you up here to do the Pictured Rocks Thru-Hike. It is only 42.4 miles! lol " Have a Happy Thanksgiving! "
You have such a down to earth, genuine and refreshing presence about you. I'm really enjoying all of your vids👍
Thanks!
absolutely great and informative video! ! thank you sharing with us
Great video as always Frozen. Thanks for the idea on the gallon zip lock bag with the desicate packets. I’ve got a sony a6500 with in camera stabilization but it’s nothing compared to a gimbel or gopro.
Thanks for making great content as always.
You are clearly in your element there, Frozen!! Great info! I can tell you love all that stuff and that, in fact, is why we work so hard so we can play with our toys. Thanks Frozen!
finally someone who uses a video camera for video!! finally someone with some sense!!!
Mirrorless and DSLRs definitely have their place. Just not with me yet.
@@FrozensAdventures yeah totally agree.
Thank you frozen
Hey Jason hope you and Chrissy had a great Christmas. I received a pair of the Anker SoundBuds Curve for Christmas and I love them. Just listened to some Chuck Mangione and some John Coltrane the sound was fantastic. God Bless
Thank you for your Information. It gives me a further confirmation for my way ahead to equip. Greetings from the low Mountain range „Taunus“ in Germany. 😀🛎👍
I have that same ultrapod. It's great! Using the velcro that came with it helps sometimes too, can attach it to things like tree branches.
Nice to see that Katahdin sign that Between The Blazes makes too!
I love the signs. The vikings actually live near me lol. I ordered some signs from him as wedding favors for the tramily and he dropped them off personally to me!
@@FrozensAdventures Oh yeah, I know which town they are from. Nate & I apparently competed in track in high school, talked about that on a day hike we did together a few years ago (for the AT prep interview I did with him). Cool people!
Nice video. Have a good day. 😁
Nice video! I use for headphones the Powerbeats...they are the same style as yours but have a 15 hour battery life! They are a little more spendy but for the quality and battery life it’s been totally worth it for me!
Are they water proof?
@@FrozensAdventures sure are! They better be for the price lol
Have you ever looked into “moment” lens’ for your cell phone? You can do some very cool things with the anamorphic lens. They always seemed like a good option for hiking.
Yes I have. Maybe one day
I am still using my Samsung s20 plus , amazing phone , has great audio , hey frozen , will attempt the va tripple crown this Thanksgiving, hope weather holds out
Enjoy!
You need to get the diety d4 duo mic. it lets' you record split-track mono. So the front-facing mic records left and the rear part of the mic records right. It's excellent for doing live VO and leaving your set up as is. Also, those ultrapod 2 the larger of those tripods for cameras must be discontinued I've been looking for one of them for a while.
DJI Pocket 2 or 1 is a good option. Many Japanese hikers use that as the setup is super light. GoPro 9 is a good option but nothing compares to mechanical stabilization. Both you can charge and record at the same time. Cell phone is OK but mainly use for Photo, holding the cell phone is not as comfortable as the latter. PGYTech Tripod is pretty awesome and light. As for microphone, just get a lav.
Never had luck with gopro's I refuse to give that awful company anymore of my money. They work fine for a few months then have power issues. The pixel line is actually still pretty powerful for video. And mines a fee years old at this point. As far as a lav. Can't imagine be wired to my camera and backpacking the way I do.
The thing with dji pocket is that it offer motion time lapse, you can't do any of that with you equipment for a motion night sky.
I've debated whether or not to use my Sony a7RIII to film my camping trips since I'm usually taking it with me for photography. I don't think my vids would be interesting enough haha.
Wonder if some Zingit with mini tent stakes would keep your tripod stable? Lightweight option of course.
Probably but man that would start taking away from the hike.
i am very interested in your videos i will definitely wat at least two a day from now on
I need to find a dead cat 🐈 microphone cover for my Canon G7X Mk2 to block wind noise. I may just need to upgrade to a camera with an external mic port.
Do you have any experience with the go pro? I have been reading about it and it seems like it might be a good set up.
Yes my experience is that both my hero 3 and hero 5s didn't last a year. I would not recommend them.
Can you add an external mic to the Sony camera that is not hot shoe?
Yea is has a mic input. Personally I don't want a wire or other audio decide I have to sync later.
Hey Frozen, now that you have had the AX43 for a couple months what are your thoughts on it?...Still liking it for your trail hikes?
I love the quality but the latest gopro is something to look at for sure. Front and back screens. 100mpbs data and 5k video.
@@FrozensAdventures yeah I was thinking about that as an option...I have several older gopros and like them but never used them for hiking...The 9 is pretty nice with the front facing screen
What programs or software do you use to edit your videos for TH-cam ?
Adobe premiere cc is what I've been using. Starting to hate it though with all the issues recently.
@@FrozensAdventures do you edit from a PC?
Yes I do!
@@FrozensAdventures yeah Adobe programs work far better with apple/Mac OS. I had far more problems and slower processing times from a more powerful PC than my friends running Mac's.
Did you ever wish you would have picked up a rock or something that would be a keepsake
No the memories were quite enough for me.
Hey frozen, I'm pretty sure the M50 has digital stabilization option. Was that not working for you? I have been looking at that camera pretty hard wanting to upgrade. Did you sell yours? Also, I can get some pretty nice footage out of my dji osmo action 4k and fully waterproof. That's my rainy weather camera.
It's in certain lenses only. I sold mine. Never again.
All the giant pro vlogging big gear makes me scared of vlogging. I thought by 2020 we'd all have top quality video and editing with just our phones and some apps. I think I'll just get a good insta or go pro and call it. My 0 followers probably won't complain when I finally upload a video.
I'm looking to downsize. I got to the point where it's just annoying carrying the gear and keeping everything charged. GoPro sucks btw even though I have one now, they always freeze up but can't beat the compact size right now.
@@FrozensAdventures I have little experience with camera gear. I'm only a few years away from freedom (early retirement )where I'll be on long backpacking trips and traveling lifestyle, but I do want to make videos and practice being comfortable with filming. I suppose I'm just intimidated with all the equipment. I like the idea of the insta 360 .