[eon]

Here is my latest and greatest movie. I’m getting hooked on trying to make decent, non boring motorcycle movies (not sure how I’m succeeding with the non boring part).

I like the shot from the back looking forward though I wish it was less shaky. It’s hard to change up the camera angles when you are riding with a group. Maybe I need to go on a video group ride with folks trying to do the same. Now that could produce some good results. Swap raw files with each other and I can end up with external shots of myself (as it’s all about me really).

[eternal05]

You know what the solution to your camera woes is, right? You just get more cameras Haven’t you seen photos of Mega’s track day set-up? Two in the rear and one in the front on the gas tank:

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I’m trying to keep the costs down, although I am seriously eyething that VHoldR HD camera. Looks real nice. Or maybe stick with the GoPro but get the HD version. Then of course I would probably need a computer upgrade to edit HD movies.

I got a bit annoyed on that ride as I was trying to use my camcorder for the shots from the rear. I’ve had this camcorder sitting on a shelf for years that has never been used. Finally had the bright idea to try it out on the bike but I managed to strip the camera mount before getting a single shot. Doh!! It records on mini dvd so I was doubtful how useful it would be. Ended up using my normal digital camera but that seemed to suffer from lots of vibration. Not sure what effect (if any) the SD card I have in it would make. It’s not as fast as the ones I use in the GoPro. Might swap them out next time just to see.

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