Audio sounds quite good, no ND filters and no Windjammers at all.

Recorded at 2.7k and put in 1080p frame.

Hi there, we really appreciate you for sharing your awesome video here. Well done and thank you for your support!

So how much walking did you do to setup the camera, walk back into the action, walk back to retrieve the camera..... etc, etc, and so forth? (g)   Camera on small tripod or what?  At my age, getting down on the ground to arrange the angle and getting back up (well, forget getting back up!) would do me in!

Only watched a bit so far but nice job and I like the locale.

Good effort!  I know how hard these wildcamp vids are to do.  My Winter ones require loads of effort!  

Regarding the Osmo, did you have rocksteady turned off?  Were you in HDR mode?  I'm saying this because when you're walking with it on the gorillapod or tripod that you have, it's very jumpy.  Whereas mine is very smooth.  My latest test will be with 4K 60fps, rocksteady on.  Is there a reason you filmed in 2.7k?  What was your FPS set you?  Finally, It looks like you have dewarp enabled, correct?

Here's one of mine:  

I like combination of static shots with moving footage, but I can imagine it’s a lot more work to setup !

Nice work, thanks for sharing.

Nicely done,  I can see you put the work into making this video. thanks for sharing.

Very nice video, great job. Thanks for sharing

BTW welcome to the forum mate!

I also found that a small one-person tent was too claustrophobic.  Back then I returned mine after one two-night outing and purchased a bivy bag which allowed me to sit up and change my shirt.  But then I moved to a reasonable one person or small two person, "sit up" tent.  Overall a fun video.   

Very cool video

Enjoyed the video, entertaining, but slightly confused. You're wearing a hat ;-)

Nice work