Wildlife Video Equipment Steve Uses!

Описание: Steve's favorite and most used wildlife video equipment shown and described in a reasonable amount of detail. Are you curious about how Steve captures his wildlife video and photos? Then this video is for you! Steve mostly uses the Vikeri 4k Wildlife Tail Cameras for wildlife video, The Reolink Security Camera for the Livestreaming Birdfeeder, and other various cameras for stills, videos, and timelapses, and Vlogs.

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Vikeri 4k Wildlife Trail Camera:
Description of use
Strap to tree or ¼-20 mount
4k Still frames to make 30”x20” prints
Attributes
4k
AVI
10FPS
Settings Used
4k Video
High Sensitivity (usually)
2 min recording time

Reolink Security Camera Livestream Cam:
Description of use
Livestream Camera
Attributes
4K Video
25FPS
PoE
5x Optical Zoom
Settings Used
Variable

Osmo Pocket 2:
Osmo Pocket 3:
Description of use
Hike Walk Paddle
Vlog
Motion Time-lapse
Attributes
4k Video
Stabilized Gimbal
Settings Used
4k 30FPS
Timelapse
Horizon Lock

Insta 360 X3 (5.7K):
Insta 360 X5 (8K):
Description of use
360 Birdfeeder videos
Vlog Camera (reframe in Post)
Attributes
5.7K
360 photo/video
“Invisible” selfie stick
Settings Used
Mostly use for 360 photos, reframed selfies, and 360 birdfeeder videos
5 second selfie timer

Canon M50:
Description of use
Mostly if I want a long exposure night photo
Zoom photo
Otherwise, I usually use my cell phone
Attributes
Wide – Zoom Lens for some flexibility
Settings Used
Auto Settings
JPEG + RAW file type

DJI Osmo 360 Camera:
Description of use
To make this video!
Upgrade to INSTA 360
Attributes
8K
360 photo/video
“Invisible” selfie stick
Settings Used
To Be used for VLOGS, 360 photos, reframed selfies, and 360 birdfeeder videos
5 second selfie timer
Reframe 360 video after recording

Intro: 0:00
Cameras Used Summary: 0:23
Vikeri 4k Wildlife Camera: 1:57
Reolink RLC-811A Security Camera: 4:10
Boots: 5:27
Osmo Pocket: 6:34
Insta 360: 8:20
DJI Osmo 360: 10:51

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