great video! do you know if now is allowed to fly a drone over there?

I have all three. I use my reactor for backpacking anything more than one night. It’s just a beast and it’s super efficient. A single small fuel canister gets me three meals a day for over a week. It’s barely over a pound and the stove and small can fits perfectly in the one liter pot.

Good Job man, thanks.

Why on mine when in manual if i change the apt it changes the shutter also. But when in manual it only changes the shutter

What if the red box never goes green...what should I be looking to do?

Did you build the bed yourself?

Could you do a tutorial for planespotting with this camera

Typical amateur talk! It's not "eye-so"; but "eye-Ed's-oh"; which stands for International Standards Organization; the outfit which replaced the "American Standards Organization" (ASA); the outfit which determined film sensitivity (speed); along with DIN in Germany and a few other countries, which produced film stock; such as Britain (Ilford) and Japan (Fuji). You can trust me; I have used film, from ASA 8 to ASA 1200, before the advent of ISO; and cut my (photographic) teeth, using the Speed Graphic (4x5) camera in the military, before the advent of 35mm and 6x6 (2 I/4 x21/4); we used Super XX (ASA 200), and later Tri-X (ASA 400), in those old press cameras (which handled as well as a 35mm, and a digital, today); with a bit of experience. I also transitioned from flashbulbs ( #22, #11, #5 and 5B), to electronic flash, back in the early 60s, and am now almost entirely digital. And YES, I own (and use) a D3300; among other Nikon gear ; and operated cameras from the Minox, to 5x7 Burke and James studio camera; including Hasselblad and 6x7 Pentax. You could call me: "qualified" to post the above.

Very enjoyable video. I hope to stand atop at least one Cascade volcano eventually - would this be the easiest one?

Just scored one on KEH for $65 shipped simply because the autofocus doesn't work which is perfect for me anyway cant wait great demo

Just finding this video, and described perfectly simple to fix an issue. Problem solved! More videos should be like this.

Thanks for this info looks great and helps with all the details

Thank youuu❤

The Reactor 1.7l pot currently has a safety recall on the handle.

Its really helpfull , can you do a tutorial how to shoot plane pictures , i am planespotter , but i dont know much , the camera model is the exact one

Hey Ben! Missing the video content. Hoping you start filming again soon!

Great video! Do you think the mountaineering boots and crampons are a must for this? Or could I get away with microspikes (the pointy kind, not the coils)? Also, what time of year is best for this summit? I've heard that early in the season is best so there's less scree, so like May or June maybe? Thanks!

Definitely a buy!!!

Which camera setup did you use for the photos at the end? Not the videos, but the quick slideshow from 12:00 to the end

Not a longer video. Very helpfull video ❤

Is dis compatible for Nikko D5200...?

Thanks for sharing, you're an outdoor stud 👍👍! I want to drive and camp in my F-150 to Alaska and build a makeshift bed cover.

the music is too loud

My 3300’s attachment lens won’t move. I used to be able to adjust it easily. I think it used to be set on 55 now it’s stuck somewhere around 34-24? Can you help? And what should I mostly have my camera dial set to for regular everyday classroom photos?

Great compare with Lot of Information. Thanks

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Cheer 🎉😂

What’s a pocket rocket?

Hey guy, this is actually a Stevens Pass (Rt 2) hike near Baring, not Mountain Loop.

Sir jpg photo sher video setting

do you mind sharing the link to where you purchased your awning from? Do you also mind sharing how you built your sliding frame, giving you the option of having one or two beds?

Did this about 45 years ago. First night snow bivy right below the summit. No passing zone on the knife edge. Then up the SW face of Klawatti with a free rappel off the SE face. Second night at the meadow. Thanks for reminding me about the good old days!

MSR/Cascade Designs used to be good. Now they suck. Some of their stoves actually had aluminum threads to connect to a fuel canister! Al is a soft metal and won't last. Only an idiot or a con man would use aluminum threads. I had one of their Hubba tents and a pole snapped in the middle of the night on the first week and ripped a large hole in the rainfly. No wind or anything. I was on the AT and was a week away from an outfitter to get a new tent. On another Hubba, I used it for a month with good luck. Next season the rainfly was more like a screen, it didn't even try to repel water. MSR said that their rainflys are "hydrophobic", ie the waterproofing does not like moisture and will degrade in its presence. Where i lived we only got 8 inches of rain a year. Humidity wasn't a storage issue. I have had three of their air mattresses. They don't last. One i bought in Tuscon, az on a bike tour. In less than a week it had delaminated, and wouldn't hold air. It was another week before I got to an outfitter. I also have one of their white gas stoves. It works well, but check out the price of the repair kit for the stove. I think that i paid $40 for a few o-rings and a wick. Who am I? I have a PhD in geophysics. I have covered over 26,000 miles on thru hikes, and over 75,000 on bicycle tours. I will never buy anything from MSR/Cascade Designs again.

Got up to Bean and Earl last year with my wife, wanted to get Volcanic Neck and Devils Head but ran short on time. If you've ever looking to get out with new folks it looks like we share some similar interests! ✌❤🏔

You are a stud, Ben! Miss teaching w/you!

Although I am four years late, I did enjoy this video. It is beyond me why guys wear their hats backwards. No, you do not look cool, it makes one appear as "not-right-bright backwoods Bubba guy on Deliverance." Do you realize it leaves a silly half-moon suntan on your forehead, and appears when not wearing a hat as well? Thus, not knowing the bill of their hat belongs in the front protecting their eyes is not cool. Heck, a while back I saw a husband and wife with their hats backwards holding their hands over their eyes blocking the sun, D'oh. Have backwards wearing hat folks lost all sense of reality?

Thanks for this

I found this lens to be a total disappointment. If it's not sharp at 300mm then what good is it for wildlife photography? Up against the older 70-300mm G lens with the plastic mount the VR lens is awful. Even my old Tamron model 372D is sharper at 300mm. This lens is of no use to me at all.

THANK YOU! EASY to understand, EASY to follow. I have had the D3300 for a year and really need more understanding, especially with flash photography. Lighting seems to be an issue, indoors, with aux flash, aimed at ceiling, still has too much light. Using camera flash, can have same effect. This is where I have most of the issues which prevent clear and memorable photos. You might even have such a video. I will subscribe and follow and look for appropriate videos you have created. Thanks again!! Appreciated.

Need this! Thank you

MSR quality control is horrible, both my Reactor 1.7L have same issues and they been only use for 2 weeks. You dont buy "premium" in this case, it just stupid price.

Looking at making my first order with them. Wondering if it’s been to do a photo in RAW format or what’s best? Thanks!

Great colors!!!! Great lens choice!

спасибо! очень полезный тест!

Great day climb.

Certainly not the most competent rock type on the planet. Footing must have been a b*tch.

Man, that summit is scary.

11:27----great examples of the pillow basalts of the Crescent Formation.

I am glad to see there are still goats up there. Damn the ONP and ONF for killing so many.

the harder the hike the more rewarding the views