I had previously walked through the north exit of Nishi-Ogikubo Station at night, but this time I decided to walk through the south exit. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w8vIIqniGwQ.html Unlike the north exit, which has many bars, the south exit is a relatively quiet and calm area. It's true that there aren't many tourists around here. However, it takes just 30 minutes from Tokyo Station without changing trains!😄
woa, very nice walk. It's getting hot isn't it? Make sure to hydrated and avoid heat stroke out there! I think 50fps in Kanto has fixed the flickering issue? Glad you found a solution. I forgot if I mention this before. So I complained about the motion issue in Nogata video when I first saw your video. I later found out it is probably an issue because of the way RU-vid renders videos. When it was 4K in some format or fps or other factor, RU-vid has a poor downgrade rendering for them when viewing in 1080p. That's the main reason for weird motion from the Nogata video when I view it in 1080p on RU-vid. And that was probably not an issue from your video, but from RU-vid's rendering. And so the issue is no longer a thing after you upload videos in 60fps and 50fps. I am really glad for your beautiful videos. (*- -)(*_ _)ペコリ ありがとうございました お疲れ様でした
Yes, it's getting very hot!☀ I'm worried that both my camera and I will be damaged by the heat in the future.😇 Well, I think setting it to 50fps solved the problem for now. Thank you very much for teaching me so much! I'm planning to go on a trip to Osaka at the end of this month. I hope my video shooting goes well.😄
@@sozorowalk I am glad if I did a little to help :D Sorry for causing trouble for you 😅 Hey, don't forget to change to 60fps in Osaka for the different electrical grid to avoid flickering there! And match input and also output setting on computer's post process software accordingly, too. :P A portable fan could helps cooling down. But having it on during the shooting maybe not ideal for the noise, you can experiment it though. Still it could help cooling the camera down when it is overheating and turned off. Also consider a sun umbrella for you and for the camera to block direct sun heat. A human use sun umbrella if you find it reasonable while walking. And a smartphone use umbrella for the camera if that is suitable. Have you seen those small umbrella for smartphone? :D
@@mthsu I really appreciate your kindness! thank you.🤗❣ I would be careful not to forget to change the frame rate. I think the only way to deal with the heat is to wear a hat and a parasol. However, the problem is that if I have a camera in one hand and a parasol in the other, I can't immediately check the map on my smartphone.🙄 I've seen small umbrellas for smartphones. Isn't it a cute umbrella that looks like it's displayed on top of parfait ice cream or cocktails?😁
