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Robbed…And It Forced Us To Simplify

1 February 2026 · 19 min · 339K views · Enkhuizen

Man gestures beside canal lined with sailboats at golden hour

What this video covers

After thieves broke into a rental car in Amsterdam and stole their primary camera gear, including an FX3 and various lenses, the hosts transitioned to using an iPhone 17 Pro as their main filming device.14:18 The theft resulted in the loss of significant footage from the Baja 1000 and the Met Show, with local police terminating the investigation due to a lack of leads.0:53 Seeking to reduce the physical and psychological barriers of carrying bulky professional equipment, the hosts opted for a smartphone to improve spontaneity and decrease the likelihood of attracting unwanted attention.11:52 They now shoot in Log format to maintain color-correction flexibility during post-production while avoiding the storage demands of Apple ProRes.14:54 This shift allows for a more nimble filming process, eliminating the need to manage a dedicated camera bag during daily excursions.13:20 The transition highlights a broader effort to simplify their gear loadout while maintaining production quality.

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