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iwaoiness · 7 months

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Orbit return

to not know who i am but still know that i'm good long as you're here with me

When they are eight years old and learn in class what the orbit and the planets and the stars and the universe are, Iwaizumi decides that on Oikawa's birthday he will no longer say happy birthday, but happy orbit return. It's funny, original, and the first time he does it, Oikawa is speechless; his jaw almost unhinges and his round, beady eyes widen like saucers. Then he lunges at Hajime, latching onto him like a koala bear. Iwaizumi screams at him, staggering as he wraps his little arms around him as best he can to keep them both from falling. Oikawa whispers thank you, Hajime-chan close to his ear, and Hajime feels a huge flip inside his chest, heat building up in his cheeks. He frowns, trying to conceal it, before whispering back you're welcome, dummy.

And it becomes a tradition. Every year, while the world congratulates Oikawa on his birthday, Iwaizumi congratulates him on his orbit return. He does it in person, gets the same koala hug (each year a little heavier), the same thank you, Hajime (at some point, Oikawa’s voice becomes deeper), and his heart gives the same leap within his chest (he eventually discovers it's not a medical pathology, but love). And when they are old enough to have social networks, he does it with photos as well.

Contrary to what he may appear to be, Iwaizumi actually enjoys taking pictures and posting them. His Instagram has an incredible aesthetic pattern (to Matsukawa and Hanamaki's surprise), with a polaroid or vintage filter that imbues them with nostalgia and timelessness, and sometimes he edits them for a subtle blur effect that encourages to look for the details hidden within. He alternates images of himself, friends and family with stunning angle shots of cityscapes, mountain landscapes, beaches at sunsets and sunrises. And in most of these images, constant and enduring as in Iwaizumi's own life, there is a small part of Oikawa (whether it's his backpack, his hand, his Star Wars socks, his hair, his glasses).

And every July 20, Tooru is the complete protagonist. The first photo he posts to congratulate him is one they take when they are 12 years old; the two of them are sitting next to each other in front of the full-length mirror in Tooru's sister's room. Oikawa’s smiling broadly at his reflection with a victory gesture, Hajime holding his mobile phone between them with one hand, smiling softly. Happy 12nd orbit return, Sillykawa.

The next one is at thirteen, this time, Oikawa alone, in Kitagawa Daiichi's gymnasium. He is lying face up, all sweaty and messy hair, but with an amused smile painted on his face, directed at Iwaizumi's IPhone camera. A Mikasa ball rests between his knees, his hands spread across his chest. Happy 13rd orbit return, Stupidkawa.

The next is at the age of fourteen. On one of Okinawa's beaches during the Oikawa-Iwaizumi's annual family trip, Tooru is underwater, leaning face down towards Hajime's new GoPro camera, his diving goggles covering half his face, his hair waving upwards, the static bubbles around his mouth curving into a wide grin, and his favourite swimming costume crammed with prints of all the Pokémon. In his hand, he holds a sea star, which he proudly shows. Happy 14th orbit return, Mermaidkawa.

The next one is fifteen years old. The two of them appear again, in a vertical selfie where each face occupies exactly half of the image. Their eyes, golden brown and moss green, at the same height. Pale skin and tanned skin contrasting with each other. Subtly wrinkled nose and upturned nose. Toothy smile and soft smile, inches apart. Happy 15th orbit return, Idiotkawa.

The next is at the age of sixteen. Oikawa sits in the cool shade of a tree on the hill where they went climbing, his back against the trunk and his fringes pulled back by a black headband. He holds a loaf of milk bread with both hands at lip level, and his round, glistening eyes behind his glasses look into the camera, crinkled at the sides by the smile. Happy 16th orbit return, Breadkawa.

The next one is seventeen years old. A volleyball net in the background, Oikawa's back, the one Iwaizumi has watched grow up all his life, in the foreground, sheathed in the Aoba Johsai shirt, this time, with the number one printed on it. Happy 17th orbit return, captain.

The next one is at the age of eighteen. This time it's just their hands, Tooru's and Hajime's, intertwined and somewhat blurred on the gear lever of Iwa-mum’s car. There is a silver ring gleaming on Oikawa's ring finger, another on Iwaizumi's. Happy 18th orbit return, babe.

The next one is at the age of nineteen. It is a photograph of another photograph that Iwaizumi is holding in one hand. The photograph is an old one, from when they were both nine years old. They are sitting on the porch (the same one in front of which Hajime is aligning the photograph perfectly with the landscape), their little legs just grazing the grass of Grandma Oikawa's house, each one holding a large slice of watermelon in their little hands. Hajime is puffy-cheeked from the fruit, head tilted towards Tooru's, who is laughing, a black seed stuck to his chin. Happy 19th orbit return, Toto. I miss u.

The next one is at the age of twenty. They are in front of the mirror in the cosy bathroom of Oikawa's small Argentinean flat, Iwaizumi standing, covering his face with his mobile phone, dressed only in the official sweatpants of the Argentinean men's volleyball team and an 85-kilogram Tooru hanging on him like a koala bear. Oikawa, dressed in old basketball shorts and all his strong back exposed (with some blue kinesiotape strips on his shoulders), hides his face in Iwa’s neck, the strands of his hair pointing in a thousand different directions, his strong legs wrapping around Iwaizumi's waist. Hajime's free arm effortlessly holds him, securely positioned under his backside. Happy 21st spin into orbit, Spoiltkawa.

The next is at the age of twenty-two. Tooru is sitting behind the low table in Hanamaki's flat, with a plastic crown full of artistic doodles (courtesy of the children at the kindergarten where Makki has started working) balanced on his head and a chocolate, banana and strawberry volleyball-shaped cake in front of him with the 27 candles lit (Mattsun and Hajime couldn't find a second number two candle in any of Miyagi's six fucking bazaars, so they bought a second number 7 because think of it as a long-term investment, by the time you're 27, we'll have the candles ready; the fact that they are single-use candles is just a small irrelevant detail). His eyes sparkled brighter and more golden than ever in the orange candlelight, his lips open in a wide smile that revealed his whitish, lined teeth, with those big palettes. Happy 22nd (or 27th lol) orbit return, Oldkawa.

The next one is at the age of twenty-three. They were only able to meet once that year, so Iwaizumi rescues one of the photographs they took at that time, on Takeru's birthday, with a costume theme because he was looking forward to it and wanted to turn fifteen as Spiderman. And it was precisely Takeru who took the picture of them, because Iwaizumi taught him and he is very good at it ("definitely, much better than your uncle", "I heard you, Iwa-chan!"). They appear shoulder to shoulder, arms crossed, Hajime disguised as Zoro (with the green suit completely unbuttoned at the bottom, showing his entire solid muscular torso, black military boots and three plastic katanas hanging from his waist; the black ribbon covering all his green dyed hair and the three shiny earrings hanging from his ear) and Oikawa disguised as Sanji (with the wine-coloured suit tight to his beauty body, the black shirt with the first buttons unbuttoned, a loosely tied white tie, the fringe falling over his eye and a fake cigarette dangling from his lips). Happy 23rd orbit return, Shitty cook.

The next is at the age of twenty-four. Oikawa, wearing an old Hajime shirt and blue boxer shorts, peers out from the bathroom doorframe, a frog-shaped headband tucking his hair back and an avocado-green mask covering his entire face. He gives the camera an amused grimace, his eyes squinting, nose gently wrinkled, cheeks puffed out and lips pursed as if he were blowing a kiss. Happy 24th orbit return, my pretty boy.

The next one is at the age of twenty-five. In a supermarket car park in Seville during a romantic getaway in Spain. Oikawa is sitting on the still-empty supermarket trolley, his legs bent because he is too tall. He is grinning from ear to ear under the baseball cap of Iwaizumi, whose hand is peeking over the edge of the photograph holding the handle of the trolley. Happy 25th orbit return, mi alma.

The next is at the age of twenty-six. Oikawa is deeply asleep between the sheets in Hajime's new flat in Shibuya. He is curled up on his stomach with one leg bent (because he is apparently against holding a single position when sleeping) his head hanging off the pillow and the thin sheet draped over his hips. He is wearing Iwaizumi's trainer's uniform shirt and has one of the most spectacular bedheads. Iwaizumi's hand is on his cheek, his thumb on the bone. Happy 26th orbit return, Tooru.

The most recent photo is the twenty-seven-year-old. Tooru appears happy, radiant, beautiful, and glorious sunder the stadium floodlights, his Argentinean national team shirt clinging to his torso with sweat, like the strands of his hair on his forehead; the skin around his eyes is subtly reddened by the explosion of emotions that brought him down in the middle of the court after scoring the winning point. He bites the gold medal they just won at the Olympics, his lips raised in a giant smile that he can't and won't wipe off. Happy 27th orbit return, my love. You have no idea how proud I’m of you.

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swimfun-nz · 6 months

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lutoogyan · 1 year

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Record All Your Action With the GoPro Hero 11 for $399 (Save $100)

If you need to grab action shots, underwater footage or high-resolution video, grabbing a GoPro action camera is a great idea. While there are lower-cost GoPro alternatives out there, you can sometimes find deals on GoPro cameras that can make it easier to splurge on one of the most advanced action cameras you can get. The Hero 11 Black is the latest GoPro model and it regularly lists for $500.…

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gadgetsaudit · 1 year

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Exploring the Depths: The Best Cameras for Underwater Photography.

After doing extensive research and evaluating a large number of products, we have chosen the best underwater camera for every price range. The best action camera for the bulk of travel and adventure sports applications is the Go Pro Hero 7. It adds 4K 60p footage and hands-free voice control while maintaining the renowned ruggedness of older GoPros.

The diving grade of each camera, as well as its promises of shock and dust resistance, were taken into account while producing this list because the finest underwater cameras are meant to be used underwater and typically on excursions. Some models, like our third pick, the Nikon W300, even specify the temperature ranges in which they will operate. We made sure to emphasise the types of lenses, sensors, and greatest picture and video resolutions that each of these cameras has to offer. If you're seeking for alternative camera gadgets with superior resolution for still images and moving pictures, check out our guide to the best waterproof camera.

We examined the add-ons that were available and incorporated. These typically include a battery, USB cable, and, for the action cams, at the very least, some sort of mounting hardware. The majority of action cameras feature batteries with 900-1350 mAh capacity, which translate to 60-90 minutes of recording time. Lastly, we looked at the reported battery life. We gave extra credit for being able to film in slow motion at different frame rates and for having good low light performance.

1. GoPro Hero 7 camera

Best video quality of any camera in its class, shooting in 4K at up to 60 frames per second, with detailed 12 MP still photographs and a durable, 33-foot waterproof case. It's great for travellers, fans of extreme sports, budding filmmakers, and anybody else who needs a camera that is both waterproof and durable enough to survive a few wipeouts.

Pros

Enduring and waterproof construction

incredibly reasonable

The visual quality of this action camera is among the greatest we've seen, with 4K video and 12 MP stills.

Cons

There are just a few external controls to modify the exposure for a single lens choice.

Since it is only certified to a depth of 10 metres, or about 33 feet, it is not appropriate for deep dives.

Read More: Exploring the Depths: The Best Cameras for Underwater Photography.

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johnlatter · 3 years

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GoPro Hero 8 Black Underwater Test without Housing, Dover UK

Beneath the River Dour, Kent, England:

I have a waterproof housing for my GoPro Hero 8 but it cuts out the microphones so I decided to test the basic camera just by itself.

Everything went OK except the sound was somewhat muffled after the camera came out of the water.

This soon cleared up and I have since thought of using a can of compressed air to clear the microphone ducts the next time I take the GoPro for a swim.

No idea if this will work so please let me know of any alternative suggestions.

Video taken on the 20th of November 2020 during the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic while on a permitted cycle ride.

Didn't upload the video until today (10th May 2021) because for some reason I had transfered the video to my Google Pixel 2 smartphone rather than to my desktop computer (PC).

It was only while I was backing up my phone's photos yesterday that I found it again!

The Barton Path runs alongside the River Dour between Charlton Green and Cherry Tree Avenue. Now part of Dover, it once belonged to the ancient manor of Barton.

#dover #kent #england #uk #gopro #gopro hero 8 #hero 8 #video #videography #river #nature #natural world #scenery #testing #cycling #landscape #water #hero 8 black #camera #action camera

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madanrachit · 4 years

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The best cheap action camera 2020

THE BEST GOPRO ALTERNATIVES (2020)

Until just a few years back, if you wanted an action camera, you purchased a GoPro. Due to great technology and improved promotion, the company completely owned the marketplace.

Until just a few years ago, in the event that you wanted an action camera, you bought a GoPro. Thanks to great technology and better marketing, the company completely owned the market.

Recently, however, dozens of other companies have started making cameras which compete heavily on price and features. For many actions camera buyers in 2020, especially those on a budget, picking among these GoPro alternatives is a better choice than buying the brand name version.

Picking the proper model isn't straightforward, however, and that is why we've put together this buying guide. There's often a big difference between cameras priced about the same, with a lot of garbage at the low end, and higher price not always a guarantee of quality.

Whether you're just after a cheap but great GoPro knockoff, a high quality version for shooting 4k movie, a specialized activity camera for diving, or simply want the best-value action camera on the market in 2020, we've got you covered.

#1 Garmin VIRB Ultra 30: Best Total GoPro Alternative

As a result of its exceptional construction, excellent video quality, and also the inclusion of numerous innovative features like voice recognition and educational overlays, the Garmin VIRB Ultra 30 is our pick for the best overall GoPro alternative!

Build-wise there's little wrong with the Garmin VIRB Ultra 30. Without any extra accessories, the VIRB 30 is quite small and includes a tough casing and both resistant touchscreen.

There's more.

Although not waterproof by itself, the Garmin VIRB becomes so with the inclusion of an outside casing, which is rated at a maximum water depth of 131 ft. Surprisingly, the touch screen and voice recognition controls still work together with the home installed.

The Garmin VIRB Ultra 30 is our pick for best total GoPro Substitute

In terms of video quality and recording, the Garmin VIRB Ultra delivers yet again. For the first time at the Garmin line, 4k recording possible and at 30 fps. There are numerous other recording choices, like 1080p at 120fps, 720p in 240fps, etc.. Video/image quality is excellent with rich colors and excellent sharpness, possibly even sharper than the latest GoPro models.

The Garmin VIRB Ultra 30 comes equipped with a voice control attribute which, though not perfect, performs nicely. WiFi connectivity is contained and can be used to sync up with your phone and even stream live movies on YouTube. Using Garmin's own G-Metrix system present as well, you can overlay several metrics along with your videos including pulse and distance traveled.

Pretty awesome, right?

The Garmin VIRB Ultra does have some flaws however. Battery life is limited, particularly when the camera's more demanding tech is utilized -- consumers have reported that 4k shooting can last less than an hour. Batteries are removable can be changed on the fly though. The built-in image stabilization, though admirable, is just digital and not very effective at times.

Experts of Garmin VIRB Ultra 30

Excellent connectivity Because of strong voice recognition and also the G-Metrix system.

Compatible w/ GoPro mounts and accessories.

Excellent video and image quality.

Disadvantages of Garmin VIRB Ultra 30

Shorter battery life.

Picture stabilization isn't terrific.

Demands extra case to be watertight though touch screen and voice recognition still functions.

Polaroid Cube action camera -- $20

Polaroid may be best-known for its timeless instant-print photo cameras, however, the firm has managed to keep up with the times by providing its lineup of cheap GoPro alternatives that tolerate the iconic rainbow-striped Polaroid design. The Polaroid Cube 1080p action cam is as appealing as it's affordable, with a 124-degree wide-angle lens plus a demanding, splash-resistant rubberized housing.

The Polaroid Cube works with a wide array of mounts, but it also includes built-in magnets for easy attachment to metal surfaces. Formerly $100 to $120, the black Polaroid Cube action camera comes at a super cheap $20 from Amazon.

Yuntab 1080p action camera $23

If you are looking for a really affordable GoPro option, Yuntab is a great entry option option. Although you're unlikely to discover a 4K unit in this price, the Yuntab nevertheless boasts impressive camera features such as, 1080p video recording capacity, a wide-angle lens, along with a lively 2-inch LCD screen. The Yuntab action camera also uses a 5-megapixel sensor for shooting still and time-lapse pictures. Included with the unit is a durable waterproof situation, making the Yuntab perfect for all of your underwater adventures at depths of up to 100 feet.

Akaso V50 Pro

As you are able to get a perfectly passable camera such as the above Campark model for well under $100, spending a little more gets you something considerably better.

Our top value select is your Akaso V50 Guru, which shoots video at up to 4K/30 fps, takes stills in 20MP, and includes a variety of hardware and software features that lift it above the remainder of the budget camera pack.

There're a diving , that compensates for the reduction of red light submerged, and the inbuilt image stabilization does a good job of reducing judder from vibrations and shaky hands. Battery life is standard for this kind of camera, at about 90 minutes.

It is possible to quickly switch between four viewing angles, from narrow to super-wide. This is something we want to see more often in low-cost cameras. Selecting a narrower field of view helps prevent the barrel distortion that is a hallmark of several action camera movies. There's also a Distortion Calibration setting to help compensate for this particular issue.

Video quality is generally good, although colours can seem a little artificial or washed out in case you are not shooting in bright conditions. If you're searching for 4K/60fps, though, you will need to go for the"SE" model discussed below.

Unusually, the V50 supports an external clip-on mic that plugs into the USB port on the side of the camera. It's a welcome addition, especially since the inbuilt mic isn't particularly great. If your plan is to capture usable audio to go for your own video, especially voices, plan to invest a few added bucks on the microphone also.

To sweeten the deal even further, Akaso throws in a range of accessories. There's an excess battery and committed charger, a wrist-mounted remote control, many different mounts, plus a waterproof case that's rated down to 30m/98ft.

There is also the usual Android and iOS app support, connecting to your phone over Wi-Fi for controlling transferring and settings files.

Pros

Great value for money

Wide range of bundled accessories

Great waterproofing with included example

Extra features versus similarly-priced competitions

Cons

Colour precision not the best, particularly in lower light

Sound recording not good with internal mic

YI 4K ACTION CAMERA

Among the best cheap activity cameras for capturing high Excellent footage

SPECIFICATIONS

Best for: Quality footage

Video quality: 4K30

Battery life: 2 hours

Waterproof: 40m with case

REASONS TO BUY

If you enjoy the appearance and texture of the most recent GoPro activity cams but your budget does not quite stretch to one, there are a few well-matched lookalikes surfacing...

You do not get much in the box with the YI 4K Action CaCameraut there is not much else that may rain on your parade with this sleek, affordable device. YI's action cam shoots in 4K in 30fps and, because of an superb LCE 7 coating all-glass lens and Sony Exmor-R IMX377 sensor, the quality is topnotch, even in lower light situations. Stills are cocommendablet 12MP.

Electronic image stabilisation, courtesy of a built-in gyroscope and accelerometer, keeps footage easy at resolutions lower than 4K. A 720p/240fps style produces impressive slow-mo footage.

The YI's design is also neat and simplistic, and back you'll find a vibrant 2.19-inch Gorilla Glass LCD touchscreen for ease of playback and control.

The only downside to this YI 4K is that its 155-degree angle of opinion is not as wide as many of the other economical action cams here. Plus, you should shell out to get a watertight case if you want to bring it from the water.

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largemouthbassnation · 5 years

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Awesome Underwater Smallmouth Bass Strikes! GoPro Hero5 Footage!

Watch an underwater perspective of a Smallmouth in its natural environment as it defends its bed against Matt's lure. The fish viciously attacks the craw every time it comes close.

Gear Used…. Huddle Bug: http://bit.ly/2qSQ3K1 Football Jighead: http://bit.ly/2dR4g5n

If Huddlebugs are out of stock this is a great alternative that catches fish equally well: http://bit.ly/2rNYFj8

Shimano Expride…

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nicmusicvid-blog · 5 years

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Duke Dumont ‘I Got You’ Directed by Remy Cayuela 2014

“When you’re working and stuck in the Winter what are the alternatives you have to escape?” Obviously, there weren’t any, so I imagined a sort of sci-fi device based on an augmented reality allowing people to travel, to escape for a shot of sun and fun and to experience things without moving. A sort of holiday pack condensed.

The concept was to follow the character experience only from a first person perspective, immersing the viewer into this fantasy world, as if he was experimenting with the device himself. That was one of the most challenging bit of the project, to be able to shoot a POV with lots of action going on. There were many other challenges to make it happen but as usual one of the trickiest was to be able to find the right balance between money and time. As the idea is based on a compilation we needed to find the perfect place to do all the activities and not lose too much time travelling from one place to another. We finally found a perfect spot to do it in South East Thailand. That was a great call.

There were two helmets involved in the making of this video: One for the story, the prop you see, and one for shooting to get that first POV effect. The prop has been designed by Helen Mearns, our prop master. I had tons of references to work with, but my wish was to be able to get a device looking at the same time designed like a real product but still a bit homemade like a prototype. I’m looking forward to seeing a commercialised version of this idea.

Ben Fordesman, our talented DoP on the job, worked with his team to come up with an excellent helmet rig, allowing him to operate with free hands. We shot the video on three different cameras: an Alexa for the UK part (beginning and ending), a Canon 1D for the POV, and a GoPro for a few stunt and underwater shots.

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onlinedealsmart · 3 years

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【2021 Upgrade】Campark 4K 20MP Action Camera EIS External Microphone Remote Control WiFi Waterproof Camera Webcam with 170° Wide Angle and 2 Batteries

Price: (as of – Details) Product Description Campark ACT74A underwater action camera is a great gopro alternative, perfect for skiing, surfing, diving, snorkeling, cycling, golfing, running, or playing baseball. Mount it on the car when you are driving down a scenic road and record your adventure! Professional video quality Campark Upgrade Action Cam features ultra HD 4K video recording. You…

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top-gadgets · 3 years

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【2021 Upgrade】 Campark 4K 20MP Action Camera EIS External Microphone Remote Control WiFi Waterproof Camera Webcam with 170° Wide Angle and 2 Batteries (Camera + 32gb Memory Card)

Price: (as of – Details) Campark ACT74A underwater action camera is a great gopro alternative, perfect for skiing, surfing, diving, snorkeling, cycling, golfing, running, or playing baseball. Mount it on the car when you are driving down a scenic road and record your adventure!

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swimfun-nz · 6 months

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Explore the Deep with Clarity: Buy Scuba Diving Masks in New Zealand

Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable underwater adventure in New Zealand? Whether you're a seasoned diver or a newbie, SwimFun's Scuba Diving Mask is essential for making the most of your scuba diving experiences. Dive into the beauty of the underwater world with perfect vision and style.

Discover the Magic of Our D4 GoPro Scuba Diving Mask

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