Bouldering Competition ABS 11 Youth Regionals at TRC with the Panasonic DMC-GF1

[dillon805p]

where is trc?



[TheATLAdventure]

around what grade were they?

[mpgxsvcd]

@TheATLAdventure Most were in the V5-V7 range. The finals problems for the older kids are usually in the V8-V9 range.

[SulliGra]

This video made me feel alot less nervous. My first ever bouldering regionals is in 2 weeks.... only one more local to go! :'D

[TheMrAuslander]

You need some longer lenses, dude.

[hziggles]

I don't mean to sound mean, but you sound really stupid when you make such a big deal out of which camera you used.

[mpgxsvcd]

@hziggles A lot of people are very interested in this camera and posting footage and information about it helps them decide if this is right camera for them. Most of the viewers of this video are more interested in the camera than they are in indoor rock climbing. I happen to like both.

[simplyhenj]

@mpgxsvcd well yeah but thats handy when theres not half a dozen lenses being used. it's like cool, i know what camera youre using. oh look, its various lenses and aperture values so that kinda defeats the whole purpose

[Chaydaine]

Do you need an adapter to use the Nikon 50mm F1.8? Or can you put it straight on?

[mpgxsvcd]

@Chaydaine Yes you need an adapter. They are about $30 on ebay and some of them have continuous aperture control.

[davidbulley123]

nice deadmau5 music :)

[catd3g]

at 5:03 that music reminds me of. Like the deserts miss the rain. is this music of 90s?

[evshrug]

@catd3g Deserts miss the rain? The video is still loading for me, but that is a lyric from "Missing" by Everything But the Girl.

[mrmonkeyking]

Nice handheld footage. What lenses were used and was audio not usable?

[mpgxsvcd]

@mrmonkeyking The lenses are listed in the description.

The audio was replaced with the music because the club was playing copy written music over the sound system. The audio the camera records is excellent. I just could not use it because of the copy rights.

[JogBird]

no harnesses

[mpgxsvcd]

@JogBird Its called bouldering. Spotters and large gymnastic crash pads are used as protection instead. It looks a lot more dangerous than it really is if you have good spotters and a climber who knows their limits.

[jeroen198]

deadmau5?