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What outside temperature are you talking about using this in? Eg. Most of the nights in winter where I am in NSW are around -5 degrees Celsius. Should I be using one of these? Thanks. Andrew.

Thanks a lot for the video, that was exactly what I needed to do the same for my car. I would like even ask if the data car scanner which you get some information like consumption and so on, will continue to work or you need to buy a separate device to transfer it to the multimedia device?

Hi,can you show where u connect relay on fuse box ???? thx

I appreciate this man. You inspired me to head out to Cherry springs this weekend! I wanna give it a try. Thanks for including the software you used as well bro, it feels like old RUclips where people actually taught you something simplisticly

quick question i see the yellow connector up by the tweeter. what does that clip into i just took my door apart and connected all the connections but i cant seem to find where that. connects to unfortunatly. it would be a great help if you can assist with that. thanks.

Can you tell me a model of that radio

very helpful - was looking for exactly this

The f stop is not the size of the entrance pupil itself, it is the relation between that size and the focal length. Meaning a shorter focal lenght will have a smaller entrance pupil at the same f stop than a longer lens will. This usually is why you have the f stop gstting bigger the further you zoom in, as the same f stop needs a bigger opening for the longer focal length. This also means that a constant aperture lens usually coloses the aperture as you zoom out, to compensate.

Having issues with it connecting, any tips or advice?

I just wanted to clear up some errors I made in this video. Firstly, the 0.9 GND is actually 3 stops of light and not 0.9 like I mentioned in the video. The second thing, is that the inlaid ring is used on it's own instead of the normal adaptor ring. It helps to use the inlaid ring if you're using thicker filters or stacking them to avoid vignetting. The instructions weren't 100% clear on this but I apologise for the incorrect information in the video.

Read the instructions first? The inlay ring is a separate magnetic ring, needs to be placed with the 3D tool on the lens. Since it is an inlay ring it will be more thin and avoids vignetting, especially with two filters, compared to the standard ring. Usually the ring will stay on the lens. The GND filter with 0.9 is not 0.9 of a stop but 3 stops.

I actually like the trails sometimes

Cool video, can you also show to take a picture of Milky Way?

What is the background songs name?

Very underrated video .. appreciate it

Thanks Mike great video!!!

Is it possible to do this on a film camera🤔

the best video for this problem

What about OTS and camera movements?

Using a much higher iso on a lower shutter is so nice 👍

Does the fan clutch engage?

Droppin knowledge! Genuinely useful mate, thanks.

What a great idea. Especially since you would not have gone otherwise. Should try that planning our caravan trip. Double win.

Hey man came from instagram def going to sub

Very helpful and informative video, going out tomorrow evening for some astro photograply. I will put the knowledge from your video to use. thanks

this is great.

Hi Michael! I have used this head for two years now and I am very satisfied. I have no problems with the knobs when switching between landscape and portrait because I use L-bracket. With L-bracket I also always get the lens in the center of the tripod.

You don’t want to set focal ratio too wide as this will cause abberations and loss of sharpness. If less widest opening is 2.8 do 3.5

I am from Iraq, I have the same car and the same suffering, imagine in the summer I raise the thermostat because the temperature here in the day reaches 50 degrees, but when running in the morning, the engine is cold and more fuel starts to be spent and the smell of fuel burning. Thank you, I'm going to look for this 85-degree mechanical thermostat. 🙏

Very interesting and the video is well made. I found your channel thanks to Instagram and I think you make very good tutorials and photos. I'll definitely leave a like and sub

They will being eating good for a while though 😂

Great video but dont forget to go to a place with low light pollution, use a tripod and use a timer

Nice 👍🙂

i know someone put diesel thermostat on 540i

Michael it was great to meet you last night. I like your channel and images.

Thank you!

Wonderful pictures Michael. I know what you mean with the clouds, I miss the comet for this reason. But well, I live in Ireland, well known for the bad weather :)

superb photo's

Thank you for the information. If you are still using this camera, can you suggest a video setting for me in a dark environment? Because I live in Turkey and this is the camera I can have after years :)

that's cool Michael, new lesson to try

This looks amazing! 😍🌲

I actully live one house away from the wreck

the name of the music intro please!!

This was an awesome video, I actually feel like I learnt so much🙌🏼

Great video ,well presented. I just bought this lens and im mega happy with the results over all ranges. I got it used for £429 and it was in mint condition. Im not a pictual peeper and its now on my camera at all times, great for the zoo, concerts, nature, holidays, even night shots about town with good neon light is great. A big hello from bonnie Scotland 😊

Great video, love this one!! Beautiful place to photograph

Can you take the from window tint to see the inside

Thx. I life in Germany and i’ve learned more about this upgrade in this Video as in all german Communitys. Really

Amazing tutorial. I was really used to use my GH4 for recordings. Even taken pictures directly from 4K videos. But this is different, excellent balance of lighting by using HDR and manual mode. Thanks a lot!

Would of been better if you recorded and showed us