The perfect evening ride doesn't exis...!

... Or does it?
:)
(Avail in 4K)
I got bored of only taking out my GoPro on my bike, so took my Sony a7iii out instead to capture a stunning Cornish summers evening ride along the lanes.
Still loving the Honda CRF300L,
and still loving the TET and these Cornish lanes.

[@TravellingTorunn]

Oh yes, that looked really perfect 🤩👍🏻

[@pixelshade4660]

Wow, the video quality of that end shot is absolutely awesome!

[@biscuitsalive]

The difference between GoPro and a decent mirror less camera/lens is big isn’t it. It will be great when action cameras are up to the same standard. One day…. I much prefer using proper cameras. But when on an adventure on the bike u don’t want to carry a bigger/heavier camera that breaks if you crash.

[@richardcabitto5108]

Magically Delicious and tastes different than other moto-vids! Cheers !!!

[@biscuitsalive]

thanks, get bored of only using a gopro on my helmet, so went for something different.

[@Pierreyves133]

Nice vidéo

[@GregorStevenson]

Just because you have to stop and set up your camera before riding past, then stopping to come back for the camera, you must have taken 4 times as long for the ride lol

[@biscuitsalive]

Makes a change to use a proper camera and lens. Rather than wearing a GoPro. It’s slow, but refreshing change.

[@ABirdInTheHand]

Great edit ! Poser,,,,,, lol

[@biscuitsalive]

Ha! About the experience and location. Not me. (I’m a very average rider... at best.)

[@twowheelexploration9228]

Great ride

[@nobodyshero200]

Cornwall?

[@biscuitsalive]

Yep

[@frankinblackpool]

Was that the Solstice sunset?

[@biscuitsalive]

Day after I think. Was that Wednesday?

[@frankinblackpool]

@@biscuitsalive Yep Wednesday was the day after. We had three spectacular sunsets with the last good one on the Solstice. I finally got round to doing a project with your anamorphic lens and used the adrenaline pumped solstice sunset as my first subject. It's a high octane ride from the outset. 🤣🤣 The hard part was working out the maths to de squeeze.