Metro Detroit, Michigan - Mound to M-53 NB

[@dontgetlost4078]

I'm so sorry, dear driver of this Ford pick-up, but despite you having succesfully stopped, your truck is 100% ahead of the stopping line. Therfore, I have no choice but to declare that you ran the red light. 8:52 These days, not many people post videos of the Rust Belt area, so it is nice that I (finally) sub to you and to see the Detroit area in 2020.

[@EdwardW98]

Thanks for watching! Hope you enjoy my content.

[@AsphaltPlanet1]

Very nice road video. The footage quality from the ZV-1 is outstanding. I think it's nicer than the AX-33 that I use. Do you use digital steady shot in camera? I agree with you about the M-53 freeway. I wish it had been constructed further south. To at least as far as the 696. I really wish the Davison went to I-96 too.

[@EdwardW98]

Thank you! Yes, my old Sony HDR-CX260V was way overdue for an upgrade. As for the stabilization, I was worried about the camera not having the balanced optical steady shot like the newer Sony Handycams have, but I think I was able to get away with just using Active SteadyShot (the 4k crop isn't really an issue for me). In my opinion, the 4k quality is pretty similar, but I'm just super impressed by the camera's lowlight performance.

[@AsphaltPlanet1]

@@EdwardW98 The AX-33 sucks for low-light.

[@Andyface79]

One thing I don’t get is why Michigan is so bad at lighting it’s highways. It’s one thing if it’s a small rural interchange, but M-53 and 59 go through burbs.

[@trulylondon1]

Ngl I wish you can film in Houston or at least somewhere in Texas

[@EdwardW98]

Yeah I hope to travel there some day as well. Thanks for watching.

[@brainwells6634]

The guy that design the Michigan left turn retired for MDOT and Moved to Florida because Florida has a tons of the Michigan Left truns

[@EdwardW98]

Did he really? If so, that's awesome! I never had any problems with Michigan Lefts as they are quite safe from a traffic safety standpoint.

[@elevatorfan125]

What's open there?

[@EdwardW98]

As per the pandemic, everywhere I usually go to run errands are open as usual. Of course need to wear face coverings and maybe gloves at the gas pumps.