Camera and Microphone Test in Cold Weather Conditions

The camera test reveals the challenges of shooting in cold weather while ensuring audio quality.

### Camera and Microphone Test in Cold Weather
* 📹 The video begins with a camera test, where the speaker hopes for **good audio and picture quality**, noting they don't often shoot **night footage** with a GoPro.
* 🎤 A longer microphone is introduced to **improve audio clarity**, though the speaker mentions it might be **too close to their mouth**.
* ❄ The speaker comments on the cold weather, expressing concern about **how long the camera battery will last** in such conditions.
* 🚴 They share a personal anecdote about wearing gloves while biking, emphasizing their preference for **thin summer gloves** even in cooler temperatures.
* ⚙ Technical details about the camera settings are shared, including shooting at **24 frames per second** and an **ISO of 1600**, which may result in **darker images without streetlights**.
* 🎧 The speaker plans to **switch microphones for better audio quality** and mentions the need to **manually adjust audio levels** due to the camera's settings.
* 🌆 They reflect on their experiences biking in New York, recalling how they were **surprised to see others riding without gloves** in freezing temperatures, contrasting their own **sensitivity to the cold**.
* 📅 The video wraps up with a promise of **future uploads**, encouraging viewers to **stay tuned for more content**.

this is hopefully you can hear me. This is the first test of the RX0 II, and we have the shorty little microphone plugged in right now. And I can go over the camera settings real quick. It's obviously not as wide as a GoPro, but hopefully, this low-light looks better than the GoPro. I imagine it does. So, the camera settings. We're shooting at this lens is a fixed F4, shooting at 24 frames a second, and we're shooting at a shutter speed of a 50th of a second, which is double the 24 frames. And we're at 1600 ISO right now. Some of the images might be dark when there's no streetlights, so that is to be considered. And then I haven't really tested it yet, so I'm just thinking it guess. We're also running this on the gimbal, on the chesty, and it's like 35 degrees Fahrenheit outside, and I don't have gloves. My hands are freezing. [Music] Okay, hey, when I decided to go, are you

honking at me. We stopped in the bike lane, buddy. Anyways, back to the camera. Coldest [ __ ] out here, so I don't know how long this battery's gonna last. What's up? Hey, no. I went around you because you were in the bike lane, so I went around. Yeah, yeah [ __ ] out of nowhere. I did kind of pop out of nowhere 'cause I went on the sidewalk, but I mean, he was in the bike lane, so I went around, and my hands are cold. I have both microphones on me. If this one's not working, I have like a longer cable live like that. I can get closer to my face, but it's too cold, man. I only want to stop about blows. What? Hands are freezing. It's actually not that bad at it right now. Maybe I'll stop once I pull over to take a left up here. I'll pull over and switch the microphones out. I could do a quick mic test. Another thing about this camera is you have to manually set

the audio level. So, I turned them way down. When I was in the studio, it's set at like 3 or 4, and it goes all the way up to like 25 or 30. So, yeah, something with the gain on the camera really brings of dogiel of really high. Oh, too much in my opinion. I don't know that I gotta dig into the settings. It could just be the shitty microphone. Normally, you'd have to turn a gain way up. I'm hoping that picture is gimble's doing this job because this is like a triple test test from the gimbal out with this new camera, testing the new camera, and we're testing the microphone. I'm not even gonna Testament like on board mics on the arts 100 because I know they're gonna be terrible without any kind of wind protection. So, it's not really worth it. So far, so good though. Gimble still seems to be pointing straight, and everything was good. Once we get up here, I'll take a left, pull over, and I'm going to switch off.

the microphone for the longer lab Mike so I get closer to my mouth pull over over here do the rope pick cuz my hands are cold [Applause] [Applause] all right that mic is in now all right so now now I got a microphone that's like right next it's like might be too close to my mouth as you can hear me I'm needing to blow my nose at the drips this mic is probably gonna be getting more breathing sounds from me better better audio this is actually quality-wise is a better microphone as well so it'll probably sound a little better get rid of this wants to come out anyways might as well just blow it out one thing that I always say about cyclists and how you know how you can tell someone's from new york rides a bike is like me it's like gloves like me I wear gloves on when I'm riding my bike when it's like 50 out like I like wearing gloves not like thick winter gloves but like like thin summer like

mountain biking gloves. I just like wearing gloves when I'm on the bike. Feels better. My hands are... I'm a sweaty guy, so it always feels better on the grips. And thinking about New York, it's my first year here. I remember the first... the first year. It was like riding home, and I'd see people... it's like 20 degrees outside, kind of snowing a little bit. I've seen people riding BMX without gloves on. I'm like, Yo, what the [ __ ]? What are you doing, dude? Hands are made of steel for real. I can't do it. And my hands get cold. I don't want to be on my bike anymore. That's like some of the same issues I have when I go on actual bike rides when I'm not competing, when I'm just like, you know, a road ride or gravel ride. As soon as my hands get cold, I want to call it quits, go home. My hands are my feet. So, was there two things or extra-soft with this?

cold weather. So anyways, I'm gonna wrap with this camera test here. Hopefully, you guys can hear me. Hopefully, the camera is balanced. Hopefully, the color, the picture quality looks good. I know I don't shoot a lot of like GoPro night stuff anyways, so it's kind of, I don't, you don't really have anything to compare it to. So maybe I'll make a GoPro video and upload it at night so you can see. I'll post it like the day before, a day after. But um, anyways, thanks for watching, and I'll see you guys on the next upload. Peace.

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Terry B

The RX0 II is being tested with a short microphone plugged in.

The camera settings include a fixed F4 lens, 24 frames per second, 50th of a second shutter speed, and 1600 ISO.

The tester is using a gimbal on their chest in 35-degree Fahrenheit weather without gloves, making their hands cold.

Testing Camera and Microphone in Cold Weather

The speaker is dealing with cold weather while testing a new camera and microphone setup.

They mention going around a person in the bike lane and popping out of nowhere from the sidewalk.

The speaker is adjusting audio levels and testing the gimbal's stability while planning to switch microphones soon.

Wearing gloves while biking feels better and helps with grip, especially for someone who sweats a lot.

The speaker is surprised to see people riding BMX in cold weather without gloves.

Cold hands make biking uncomfortable, leading to a desire to quit and go home.

The speaker is conducting a camera test, hoping for good audio and picture quality.

They plan to upload a GoPro night video for comparison.

The speaker discusses using a microphone for better audio and mentions wearing gloves while cycling in cold weather.