Nice video! I have been to all the places you visited in this video and definitely recommend them all. One thing we did was go to the Skytree at sunset, and it was beautiful. Keep up the good work
No vieron monos o perezosos en Manuel Antonio? Si no vieron les recomiendo contratar guías porque ahí es súper fácil verlos y puede ser que se estén comentando en los lugares incorrectos
We definitely recommend hiring a guide in Manuel Antonio especially if you want to see animals! I think we went on a down day sometimes that just happens!
I bring snacks when I drive to the airport to catch a flight. And I MAKE SURE i LEAVE my luggage IN the CAR!!! NO bag FEE for ME!!! When I arrive I’m NOT hungry, just need to buy LOTS of new CLOTHES!!!
Thank you for the video! Good information! Could you please let me know what is the battery life in real shooting underwater? Also, have you experienced camera over-heating underwater?
Thanks for the question! With the FX3 no overheating especially with the fan and the larger case set to high temp shutoff. I have had run times of 1-2 hours depending on frame rate 120 will kill it in around 1 hour. You can get a USB C pass though the case to charge it between dives. Please let me know if you have any other questions ill try an help!
@@benandkayla Thank you for your informative reply. Using a USB C cable is a very good idea. I've never heard about it. Do you have it? Is it a special USB C cable? Also, are you using an external monitor?
Ben! What's up brother! Stumbled on this video because I'm in Europe and thinking about renting an EV. Small world! Thanks for the information this was helpful. I'll rent a diesel
Hey😅 yeah small world! We definitely had fun with our EV the charging network is way better than the US, but it still takes some time if you are going longer distances.... for shorter distances sometimes it works out well with parkings spots that have chargers it charges while you are eating/shopping/etc.... but ICEs are still the best supported infrastructure! Good Luck!
My utube feed just added your channel recently. Great videos. I was wondering about your experience with renting a car there My only experience in Costa Rica is in Tamarindo and I didn't need a vehicle but I plan to go back and see more of the country Would you recommend any rental company over another
Thank you appreciate it! Driving can be intense especially is busy areas or on some of the mountain roads, but other times is can be very calm, It does help see more of the Country! (here is our blog post that might help -> benandkayla.com/costa-rica/ ) We went with Vamos (vamosrentacar.com/) as they were very upfront about prices especially as a number of other companies do not tell you about the mandatory insurance so you get an unexpected bill when you try and pick up the car... Vamos also accepts credit card insurance (if your card has that) so that can save a significant amount over a week of renting a car.
Neither! This video was filmed in The Rec.2020/HLG Profile -> color graded then Converted to Rec 709! TBH this is the best way to shoot with this camera as it is a published known wide color space and you could do HDR with this as well (but the sensor is somewhat limiting in the HDR world)!
Thanks. Great video. Nice pace in the video and really good videography. Best wishes on your future travels. One question: what is the Puffin spot you where told about? Is it Storhofdi?
I've got to agree that D-Log M has no SUPER extra benefit. During colour grading, it seems that it doesn't keep that much to pull up/down. iPhone 15 with a smaller sensor has much more data.
AGREED… I wished DJI would put FULL D-Log in this camera + wide color space . D-Log-M is just a flat profile with an unknown colorspace…. Apple is winning with their Apple Log in iPhones as its a fully published spec!
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I’ve done it four times, three times with a roomette once with an actual full room with an en suite toilet. It beats the drive, but barely, the ride is very rough because the rails are for freight, not like the smooth rails on European trains, so it’s very hard to sleep due to the shimming of the train. The staff are a bit curt at times but again it’s far better than the drive. The biggest problem Amtrak auto train suffers from is on time performance, they are always late.
We are taking a VW ID. Buzz across nine countries this year as part of the Baltic Sea Circle Rally. It apprars we have to download the charging app in Europe, not the USA. We've heard getting RFID cards ahead of our trip might help with charging, too. However, we need the apps to get them, apparently. I was surprised about these hurdles in Europe. I figured we'd just tap a credit card and charge up.
Def get RFID cards and apps early also get the tesla app if you wanna use tesla station (which are pretty reliable)….. the credit cards work at a few places but most want an account, which is kinda frustrating having to sign up every time… but many of them allowed using your phone NFC (vs an physical RFID card) … We used “A Better Route Planner” ABRP app and it worked pretty well! Good luck with your trip!
Great video! There's nothing wrong with being extra safe when it comes to water. It's often not worth the GI fun if bottled water was easy to get if you didn't have a filter. Additionally, if you're boiling the water anyway it would have been fine without those filters.
Reg. Tivoli. Most living in Copenhagen go to Tivoli at least once every season and MANY buy a season ticket, so they can go an evening stroll regularly. If you pay just a little more, you can try anything you like, as many times as you like and most buy that entrance ticket. If you want to try over 2 rides, that pass are the cheapest. When we eat pastries, we accompany it with a hot drink, most often coffee. Danes are amongst the top coffee drinkers in the world. The Danish flag , The Dannebrog, are the oldest national flag in continued use in the world and we use it a lot, from making a table more festive, to shop sales and off course, at any special day we want to mark. Denmark do have 4 seasons and we follow the weather forecast as millionaires follow stock market fluctuations. Since so many of us use bicycles, it´s a good idea to know what clothes to wear. H.C Andersen are behind the now know phrase: "To travel is to live", something we Danes have related to since the Viking age and now we use that phrase as much as the: "there are no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing". I hope you enjoyed you visit in Copenhagen. Come back another time and try the summer where we all go into full bloom :-) If you like different foods, then try go to "Reffen", only open from spring to late fall, streetfood from around the world so authentic you can close your eyes and "be there". Next to a canal and you can have a drink, eat food, take a dip, sit next to a bonfire.
Do you need to make reservations for dinner and/or breakfast? Are meals included with fare? We're traveling in August 2024 and have booked a roomette...
Yes! They ask you as you check in what time you want to do dinner they normally have 2-3 times but sometimes they fill up! Also yes it was included with our fare.
I used to fish in Kastellet when I was a young boy back in the 70'th. I was regularly catching large 2 pound perch. Sometimes a soldier came by and told us to leave. It was not legal. That was part of the excitement. Boys will be boys
Best things about the deluxe bedroom on the train is your own bathroom and you can actually stretch out! I had one of those on the Empire Builder route. Both segments and directions.
Kastellet formed a part of the fortification around Copenhagen up to the mid 1850 when the fortifications were dismantled over the next 25 years. The lakes in Tivoli Gardens, Østre Anlæg, Botanic Garden and H.C Ørsted Parken are actually remnants of the moat that surrounded the medieval part of Copenhagen up to the mid 1850s. Why the Little Mermaid has become so famous is purely due to the fairytale of Hans Christian Andersen. Why the statue in the harbor has become so famous is as much a mystery to us Danes as it is to many tourists. The medieval part of Copenhagen partly burned down in 1728, 1795 and 1807 so only very few buildings in Copenhagen are actually older than 1728. The oldest is from around year 1400 but most of the buildings are not incredibly old compared to what may be found in the city of Århus, Odense and Roskilde as well as smaller towns like Ribe in Jutland. Tivoli Gardens was founded in 1843 and Walt Disney made numerous visits to Tivoli Garden to get inspiration for his Disneyland in California. Tivoli Gardens is the 3rd oldest Amusement Park in the world. The oldest Amusement Park is located north of Copenhagen but is only open from early spring to early autum. Danish Flags on tables usually means that there is some sort of celebration among the people who will be sitting around the table. This may be a birthday, anniversary etc. Finally, tables may also have small Danish flags placed there during specific occasions such as royal birthdays, religious holidays, Christmas, Easter etc.
You did'nt find a train, you found T-banen (Subway) 😁👍🏻 In Oslo you have 4 options, train, T-banen, bus or tram (Trikk). And of course Taxi. It's very easy to move around in Oslo 😁👍🏻
I am 65… And I am totally surprised by this information about German trains all my life I thought of the Germans as being as efficient as a Japanese and Swiss… I lived many years in Japan, and I don’t think I ever experienced a late train… I assumed Germany was the same… Disappointing that the Germans seem to of lost efficiency and punctuality as parts of their national character
This was something that was surprising to us as well! We had planned to take almost exclusively to take trains for our Northern Europe trip and we encountered a number of problems with trains both on and off camera… some of the excuses were more acceptable than others (i.e weather and safety …. Surprisingly snow stops trains) but others were baffling. Yes most of the problems were with DB but there was some issues with Swiss and Austrian, Denmark and Dutch trains. Winter is also probably a harsh time to judge…
The German railways are in a serious crisis. In neighbouring countries still I know a lot of people who can't believe this, as Germany indeed has a very solid image for efficiency. It is bad however.
The irony is that germans are supposed to be «precise» people, and italians are all over the place. Now, I don't have any experience in Germany, but my experience with trains in Italy has been extremely positive. Few, if any, delays, and an overall great experience.
