Tagged with travelling - Personal View Talks https://personal-view.com/talks/discussions/tagged/travelling/feed.rss Mon, 29 Apr 24 13:58:48 +0000 Tagged with travelling - Personal View Talks en-CA Travel tripod/monopod with Fluid Head https://personal-view.com/talks/discussion/9417/travel-tripodmonopod-with-fluid-head Tue, 21 Jan 2014 22:36:20 +0000 MaulKentor 9417@/talks/discussions I'm looking to use a Manfrotto 502HD head or something similar on a mefoto travel tripod (benro). I want it to be lightweight for traveling but sturdy enough to use a BMPCC or a GH3 on it and still get smooth tilts and pans for narrative and documentary filmmaking. Will this combination work and/or does anybody have any other suggestions? Thanks

Mefoto/Benro: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/926473-REG/benro_a2350q2k_2_series_travel_tripod_kit.html

]]> Secure storage solution on a travelling documentary shooting https://personal-view.com/talks/discussion/8931/secure-storage-solution-on-a-travelling-documentary-shooting Sun, 01 Dec 2013 00:40:29 +0000 gameb 8931@/talks/discussions Early 2014 I will be shooting a documentary and travelling in Central America for about 2-3 months. I have two 2TB Western Digital USB 3.0 External hard drives, for storage and backing up copy on the go. But I was thinking, that after lets say 1 week, I will have so much important footage that it would be a desaster to loose any of it. Literally anything could happen in these countries.

I can see 3 options:

  1. Having somewhere in the region a central backup point, where I would take the footage and back it up every 1-2 weeks. But that will cost me a lot of money and time.
  2. Uploading somewhere in the cloud... The problem is, that the internet is very basic over there and also I don't know if its possible to upload this amount of data to any cloud-provider, lets say anywhere between 30-50 GB per day average.
  3. Hoping that nothing would happen and hiding always one of the hard drives far away from the other... Very risky. Anybody has some ideas?
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