a dynamic bouldering sesh 😅 | co-ordination dynos? | gracedoingthings

[@yuisblind]

these throwbacks make me miss climbing at 9d even more 😭 I remember all the pink dynos being pretty tricky (and the cave orange, don't think I ended up doing that one!) hope you're still holding up well in lockdown!

[@gracedoingthings]

wah, me too! missing climbing a lot :( it was a good reflection video for me when editing haha. thank you, just chugging along - hope you are staying well too.

[@katelynkatelyn6857]

I have just come across the world of bouldering, and your channel and am loving both! I would love to see a video about how you started your journey/interest in climbing, your climbing goals etc, or just a chatty video :)

[@gracedoingthings]

Thank your thoughtful comment Katelyn and I hope you're having a great time bouldering! That sounds like a great idea, thank you for your suggestion :) Have a wonderful day.

[@matthewpetrinitz5764]

On orange it seemed like having the left foot lower helped you stick the big move

[@gracedoingthings]

that's a very good point! great observation!

[@MrsBananadance]

Missed your videos! Hope you'll be able to climb again soon!

[@gracedoingthings]

Thanks Leone! I hope so too!

[@justplaindom]

Awesome sends Grace. Hopefully we'll be able to climb when VIC and NSW goes out to lockdown

[@gracedoingthings]

thanks Dom! agreed - hang in there!

[@howtogibbon2109]

hahah, funny sound effects in the video

[@gracedoingthings]

hehe thank you!

[@maxkaye]

Re camera -- there's a noticeable difference w/ some of your footage, but IDK if you used the G7x for those clips (I guess that or a phone); either way 👍. The better lens on the m50 will make a big diff, too. Also, if you haven't taken the M50 climbing, yet, then FYI chalk is *going* to be an issue (unless you have an unchalked camera-person) -- I have a lumix g7 that is now my 'climbing camera' for this reason. Lenses will get chalky too but those're easier to clean than the camera. (edit: I forgot that if you've taken the g7x out then you already know this. it's new to me which is why it was on my mind)

[@gracedoingthings]

Thank you Max for your advice, very insightful :) Yes, I am keen! The chalky lens will be tricky - I shall hopefully evolve and find the best setup as I go hehe. Appreciate your help :)

[@maxkaye]

​@@gracedoingthings YW! Looking fwd to seeing it in action :D hopefully not long now (till climbing gyms reopen; unless you're planning some outdoors stuff). I just had another thought, too. (thinking out loud here) probs the 2 best things for the longevity of a climbing-camera are: not changing the lens (or only doing so carefully) b/c chalk on the sensor is worse than chalk in the lens; and keeping/cleaning chalk out of the buttons. A stock m50 15-45mm lens is like $180 on ebay, so sorta affordable (if the lens breaks, e.g. autofocus stops working or something), but it's hard to replace the sensor without just buying a new body. If you don't already have one of the squeezy-air-puffy-things, they're only a few $ on amazon/ebay and they're *much* better than blowing on the lens/sensor to get rid of dust. Anyway, I feel like I'm in waffling territory so I will leave it there. Hope your camera experiments go well!

[@finbarshields]

great video! don't overuse dem sound effects though