@@TheCampersChronicles I shall keep a look out for it. Glad I could be of some help either way this video.

@@ColinMatheson-j6o I am so glad you got some good shots. Thanks so much for the feedback I really appreciate it. Is there somewhere I can see your images? Do you have a web site? Just my keenness to see how people do at these locations. I hope your op goes well and you will be out in the hills again soon.

@@AbdulsCycles I detect sarcasm 🙃

@@100mikeshark thank you Mike i appreciate that.

@eltinjones4542 quite right. I was even thinking about dedicating a vlog to why it's ok to shoot in the middle of the day

@DavidHatton-c5p thanks David

@@garrysugdenphotography thanks Gary. :-)

I set up then moved my bag out the way. The strap was under one leg of the tripod holding the Nikon. It tipped towards the drop, but I caught it! I called it a day when the wind got up. Both cameras shook in the wind and it would not take much of a gust to knock the 360 over. Something to be said for the good old heavy and sturdy metal proper tripods. The Manfrotto will have to start coming out again soon. Thanks for watching.

Well now, I’ve just watched your vid. I got vertigo and an irrational fear for your camera as you lent over a massive drop. Good time for a strap on the camera round the neck. lol. I think you got me back with that one. Ha ha.

I hope it all comes together for you. Morning light with some spray and it could be really spectacular.

Thanks David.

@@garrysugdenphotography well I heard your struggles to get up in your last video. I’m the same, and sitting down is an option that needs careful consideration now. 😂

@@louisewelcomephotography thank you. I’ve just watched a couple of older videos and can see what Covid/ME has done to me. I’ve a way to go yet before I’m back as I was.

@@JohnMcKennaPhotography thanks John.

@@lukewestwood you have my sincere condolences. It’s really hard. I was told by my boss to take the time I needed. (My hols, they aren’t that generous). I did but wow you could easily take longer.

@@codedessign glad you enjoyed it.

@@philgreaves1 better than I expected. :-)

@@Oculus729 I’m not a tech person. I think the stabilisation is in the lens. Certainly I was using it at stupidly low speeds at the weekend and the images came out fine.

@@AccessiblePhotography with IBIS you can use non-stabilized lenses by third party makers. IE, old manual Nikkor lenses or Leica lenses, for example.

Thanks Steve. Low Tech, or as I prefer to say, Light and portable. The base is good to use on its own or with the ball head. It gets a bit tricky adding the Insta 360 "Invisible Selfie Stick" as well.

@@aarondelahaye-artist1017 that’s really nice to know. Thank you. Do you know the history of them and why they are left there? Was it economics of the fishing business or something like that?

@@paulwbakerphotography ooh I have to check out your vlog from here. I don’t think I’ve seen it. Dropping kit is never good. So far 🤞 my D850 has bounced and not broken.

@@paulwbakerphotography thanks Paul. I can’t believe how lucky I was to get that mic back. I fortunately I don’t have my tripod carrier anymore. He passed a couple of weeks ago.

Glad to be of help, 🙂 Unless you have allergies, getting out in the summer can be very rewarding. Best thing living where I do is it doesn't get too hot very often.

Thank you for the nice comment. :-)

Thanks Neil, you have my Sympathies and I hope your LC gets better soon. Yep getting out does make you feel better.

Thank you Alastair. I have had LC for getting on for three years now which came on top of a DVT and PE which I was just getting over. Getting out with my camera when I can has kept me going.

Oh yeah. Quad bikes rule now.

That’s sad to hear. I will keep you in mind when doing more vlogs. I know not everyone can get out even when I say “Get out take pictures and have fun” which is why I said in this one “if you are up to getting out” or words to that effect. A few of my subscribers are in the same situation as you and I feel for you all. God bless.

Ha ha. True, but you are out scouting walks a lot more than I am walking them. Lol. 😂

Thank you. I’m trying hard to get over it.

Got the adaptor now. The big old glass can go on if I want it. It’s the weight issue for me still but I am slowly getting better and can handle the weight for a short while. Laowa is on my list for new lenses. Really good and not expensive.

You to Chris.

Thank you so much.

Thanks PAUL

Agreed, I have seen areas disappear due to people walking through them.

Thanks for watching.

I must admit, no I haven’t tried that wood. I will look up where it is and see what I can do. Many thanks for the tip.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks Keith. It was a very special night.

Yes it was! So glad I didn't go to bed early. ;-)

Thanks Paul. Yeah it was a trek. Not for most people but definitely for me.

I know. :-(

I appreciate that David. Thank you.

It was a great night. I also took pics with the phone, but I was so glad to drag out the D850 to ensure I got some keepers.

Thank you. I’d have been gutted to miss that night.

Thanks Paul. I look forward to seeing your shots. Rural North island is really pretty. I enjoyed driving there. The volcanic stuff was the main attraction I have to admit.

@@AccessiblePhotography cheers mate vids up now and the previous one is of the volcanos haha love this place. Off Aurora hunting again now thanks mate