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- Massive rainstorms have been pounding British Columbia, which means it is time to battle the elements and go camping! This video was shot entirely on the new DJI Osmo Pocket 3.
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I can’t believe you haven’t hit 100K yet. Great stuff and always well spoken. Great work Casey.
Working on it! Appreciate the comment! Thanks!
Thanks for taking us along...it's been far too long since I've been out that way.
Upmost, moist adventure, my dude.
I’m a bit of a fair weather camper. Lol. I hate rain camping. All the moss on the trees was pretty cool.
Just gotta be prepared for it
I'm sure it was miserable in all that rain. But makes for great video,. I love watching the Jeeps plow thru all the mud & water 👍
Dude this trip, despite the rain storm, looks epic. That lake spot is to die for
When you coming back up ? :D
Hey Casey, I think the one thing that is lost in the video is the understanding of how cold it actually is at 2 degrees celsius on the coast, man you guys are troopers!! Well done video as always really love seeing you guys out there, now I'm going to have a hot cup of coco to try and warm up LOL. Peace
Ya a wet 2 degrees is colder feeling then a dry below zero. I'm used it though lol
Vids are getting better and better. 🤜❤
From the comfort of my chair in sunny Arizona, I think the scenery was absolutely beautiful. The clouds on the mountains .... great! Thanks for sharing your camping trip in the rain you crazy guy.
Love the channel Casey! Me and my wife watch your videos every Saturday night, keep doing what you do! Great reviews and entertaining content! We don't miss an episode.
Thanks so much. I appreciate the comment. Cya next Saturday! 👊
20:14 that's my sense of humour #comedygold 😂😅😊
Good video Casey..! Great job..!!
hey, can't always be sunshine and blue sky. Part of the adventure...no matter how miserable it is.
I love it. Its a challenge.
Awesome video, Casey. Great off-road footage all throughout, as usual
Thanks for taking me along for the ride.
Glad you enjoyed
My favorite videos you and Shaun out roughing it.❤❤
Great video! That Osmo ACtion 3 is a really good camera! I'm glad this video wasn't youtubers filming youtubers.
it am really digging this cam.
Great video, thanks
I think the Ginger melts when hit with water ... Or becomes a Gremlin
You should get a 360 Degree camera and set it up inside the jeep. This will allow us to spin the video to see the trip and inside the jeep during some of the driving scenes
The quality of 360 cams in low light like the cab is complete trash. When they make a good one I'll have a look.
Dude that eye looks painful!!!
Not really. Nothing holds me back. I'm on the mend!
Curious, why haven’t you been using the Gladiator? Great vid!
Why don’t you ever take your gladiator on these these trips?
It really depends on scheduling. I haven't had time to move gear back and forth between trips. I'm also needing a cap of some sort. Lugging Gerry cans around inside the cab sucks.
The Canadian Government just put a new satellite up that will scramble all drones above 5,500 feet
Pretty sure the Canadian government would use meters, not feet.
I was just doing the math for you just in case you think that 2 plus 2 was 5 like some Americans think it's not 4 @@Casey250
Do you have your seat raised up? Or are you just taller than normal people?
I'm 6ft 2in
Hope you can figure out what's going on with your drone/controller 🙏
Hi Casey
Question, have you had or used the Ikamper skycamp 3.0? If so what do you prefer between that and the Roofnest condor Overland 2.0.
Love the vids, keep up the good work!
I haven't used a iKamper but Shaun on The Story Till Now did for quite a while. Probably the best built clamshell I've seen. But it did have a few quirks like the latches. I think wedges and pop ups are my preferred design.
Super beautiful but wet….. I absolutely hate it when i struggle to get a fire going when it’s raining.
Was that a pocket 3 I saw? If so, how are you liking it? How does it hold up out in the wild?
Best camera I've owned. Gives me high quality footage with out the stabilization and low light drawbacks of the GoPro. It's not as crisp as my Sony but it's way more versatile and stabilized. I've dropped it a few times and had it pretty wet and it's holding up. $55 DJI care for 2 years. Can't go wrong.
Good to know. I had a Pocket 2, but I found it a little...lackluster for what I do. All the reviews on the 3 though say that it's great. I picked up a GoPro Hero 12 right after they came out and I'm greatly disappointed with it. I also have a Sony, but it can be a pain to get up and running when you want to record something quickly. I'm going to give the Pocket 3 a serious look. Thanks for the insight!
Ya, im loving the P3 especially the wireless lav. I will be looking to replace my go procs with DJI action cameras next.
Have you seen the new Insta 360 Ace Pro? I haven't messed with one in person yet, but they are supposed to have insane low light capabilities. I'm considering transitioning to either that or the DJI Action 4.
Some other youtubers like Ozark and Revere are using them and have said good things about them.
Anyone know the name of the lake?
Dying to know where that was!!!!!! I’m Stephen from Cap-it’s wife. Would you consider messaging him the location? I am looking for some new spots! (Subscribed
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Where does #safety2nd come from?
Use motor oil on your fire. It works well in the rain, poor the oil on the wet wood, light some toilet paper and through it on top...
How long does it take you from the island to the mainland?
4 to 5 hours with driving, ferry, and getting somewhere to meet someone on the other side.
Molaaaa