The CAMERA GEAR I Use To Film SKIING

[@Francisco.Rizzuti]

Great video! New subscriber here! How do you deal filming while snowy conditions? how about the snow in the lenses, how do you deal with that? gloves, cold... maybe you have an epic moment to capture but the snow gets stuck in your lenses... that´s quite anoying... do you keep an eye on the lenses all the time to check if theres any snow on it?

[@samuelmatteofilms]

Love this Series Roo. So many great insights 🙏🏼

[@nikosx1007]

Hey Roo, really appreciate the informative videos. I'm getting into photography and videography for snow sports. Living at a resort I would love to eventually make this my career. However, I am on a strictish budget and am looking for a versatile lens that would help me break into filming primarily resort/park. I was wondering what lens if I was to buy ONE, would help cover as many angles and shots as I could. I was also wondering your opinion on variable aperture lenses? As they are MUCH cheaper but I know they are not optimal for videography as the amount of light will change when zooming in and out while filming. Any help or recommendations would be great. Currently looking at the Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 Di III-A VC RXD Lens, as I think that could cover a few angles while also having fixed f. Current camera is a ZV-E10. Again, thanks for the helpful videos.

[@snowtasticday]

Thanks 🙏 so much for sharing all the great tips and insights. I enjoy filming skiing ⛷️ for my family and this is really helpful and have learnt a lot from this series. I primarily use gopro 7 and iPhone XS to film my skiing footages 😂 .. after watching this series I think I will consider a few upgrades ☺️ thanks again !!!

[@giovannisaccarola]

This is a great guide! I just started a KZbin channel and I was looking for something like that