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@@modehellandfriends1742 in Norway and Sweden they have green pistes which are even easier than blue pistes⛷

@@Lauren-yn9ze yes. Forrest👍

I use telemetry free to extract data from my GoPro 10. when I have extracted data I use Garmin Virb to put data on the video. afterwards I use Video Vlogger to edit the video👍

Brugt GoPro 10 ( den med GPS) som sad på hjelmen. Trukket data ud med telemetri (free). Lagt data på,filmen med VIRB Garmin. Redigeret filmen med Video Proc vlogger. Prøver at lave en film om at trække data ud fra GoPro. OBS. GoPro 12 har ikke GPS, indbygget

I use Virb garmin to pull data from gps from GoPro 10. I edit the video in Video Proc Vlogger. a free program.

you're right. I looked at the piste map incorrectly. Well spotted. started from top lift F2👍👍👍⛷. Thanks for the feedback👍

we have been on a skiing holiday at the same time. Arrived on Saturday and visibility was poor for the first 3 days. We had good weather and good visibility for the rest of the holiday. Thanks for the feedback👍👍

yes, I'm in the process of editing more videos from the skiing holiday. Coming continuously. And thanks for the feedback👍⛷

@@michaelmortensen8510 thank you very much. What kind of camera do you use and which software to show the elevation of the slope? Or is it simply just GPS data?

@@laszlophotographyfilm I have a GoPro 10 camera, with GPS turned on. I extract data with telemetry, send link in separate message. Edit the video at the end in VideoProc Vlogger, which is an open program. Free and works well. There are instructions on KZbin.👍⛷

@@laszlophotographyfilm link: goprotelemetryextractor.com/free/?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIr5n_5OHxhAMV0hmiAx32Nw_pEAAYASABEgLpUfD_BwE

@@laszlophotographyfilm link for Video: www.videoproc.com/video-editing-software/

GoPro 10. Thanks⛷

Good for you👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

App hedder GoPro Quik. Videoen er redigeret i VideoProc Vlogger, som er totalt gratis og rimelig nemt program. Håber det var svar på dit spørgsmål 👍

GoPro 10 har indbygget HyperSmooth som stabilisere billedet

@@michaelmortensen8510 tusind mange tak! Jeg tænkte også på, om du havde en speciel hjelm, du satte den på eller noget?

@@michaelmortensen8510 tusind mange tak! Jeg tænkte også på, om du havde en speciel hjelm, du satte den på eller noget?

Har Mounts sat på hjelmen og en fjernbetjening til at starte optagelsen. Det er ikke til at starte optagelse uden fjernbetjeningen

thanks for the comment. Not sure what I'm going to use it for, but thanks👍

Season normally starts at the beginning of December. When you watch the snow situation now ypu will see that most resorts are already preparing their slopes for a couple of days. Nordic skiing starts at the beginning of November.😉❄️🎿🤙

@@thomaschulze thanks thomas. Do you know how it was in the past two three years?

@@jaspermuilman365 Well last December i went to Trysil for NYE vacation from Dec 27th till 6th of Jan. When we arrived there were masses of snow as well as the days before arriving. We had amzing weather half of the time - sun and blue sky with Aurora Borealis at night and the second half was again masses of fresh snow - powder days. The year before we went to Idre Fjäll in Sweden (its only 50km away from Trysil) and most of the slopes were open too. It was snow enough for skiing and pretty cold (-25 degrees Celsius). So i bet the situation in Norway near the border was pretty much the same. Especially Trysil and Hemsedal are famous for preparing slopes with many snow cannons as normally the big snow in Scandinavia comes a little later in only in February. But i cant remember a year where you couldnt go skiing in the big resorts at the beginning of December. ;)

@@thomaschulze thanks for the useful answer thomas! Do you have tips for preparing for the cold, or is it no different than when going to the Alps?

😂😂 thank😂😂😂

I would call it pink or light red. it is not the same red pist as in Austria

@@michaelmortensen8510 Thanks! IF I'm beginning to feel ready to move from blue to red, it should be a pretty good start, then? 🙂

I would think that you could try a red pist. These are wide pistes.⛷

@@oskarnorberg Green: Amateur Blue: Newbie Red: Intermediate Black: Hard/extreme

It's only red in theory. Basically blue, but very very enjoyable. Piste 4 in the beginning is more "red". Generally speaking the reds in Trysil are easy. Several of the blacks are also more "red" than "black". Like black 28 would be a typical red in the alps.

Probably my favourite in Trysil as well, but neighboring Blue 62 is the BEST for easy big swing carving. 61 and 79 are also great.