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Ok, I have three more clips for your viewing pleasure;
This one has lots of tricks and switch riding:
Video #1
Cool point-of-view stuff here;
Video #2
And a longer video of a run down Stonecrusher, in really funky snow. If I could get the audio to work, you'd hear a loud, scraping noise, just look at all the debris rolling;
Video #3
Hmmm, RB
I think you have ze captions misled.
#1 is #2 and vice versa perhaps? Also #2 cuts out after about 56 secs
Either way JP needs to work on his steeze, it is less Gorrilla and more Orangutang.
Vid 3, is that you Jamie is waiting for, RB?? Yes the vids 2 and 3 cut out. Cool footage of you from Jamie's head!!
cool shit, keep it comin'
The audio worked fine for me on the third one, I just had to turn it up all the way. And as for the weird snow conditions? You should try skiing out east. ;)
Ok, call me a video-editing JONG;
I made the timeline too long, so if you're getting about 1:00 (give or take) on each clip, you have it all. I left some black on the timeline and rendered it by mistake, thats why it looks like it cuts out...:rolleyes:
And sure, the titles are interchangable between 1 & 2, I mean, I guess there's POV and switch in both...
And Buzz, as much as I'd like to say that you are looking at me in #3, thats actually Shawn, who owns the company that makes the helmet camera we are using.
While Jamie and Shawn were in Stonecrusher, my videographer and I were hauling about 60 pounds of equipment off of Eagles Nest...we went around, and took the rope back to Wildcat to meet them...
Orange you glad I didn't say banana?Quote:
Originally posted by Odin
Either way JP needs to work on his steeze, it is less Gorrilla and more Orangutang.
60 pounds, wow!! I don't blame you for going around.Quote:
Originally posted by Red Baron
And Buzz, as much as I'd like to say that you are looking at me in #3, thats actually Shawn, who owns the company that makes the helmet camera we are using.
While Jamie and Shawn were in Stonecrusher, my videographer and I were hauling about 60 pounds of equipment off of Eagles Nest...we went around, and took the rope back to Wildcat to meet them...
Berry good joke there.
RB, do you know which helmooot cam and which vid cam they were using, by any chance?
The 60 pounds of equipment consisted of:
One Sony DNW-9WS, along with a large tripod, several batteries and accessories:
http://bssc.sel.sony.com/Professiona...mgs/dnw9ws.jpg
One PV-DV951
http://www.soundcenter.net/images/uploads/PVDV951.jpg
One AG-EZ1 (my personal camera)
http://www.videoton.ru/Articles/dv_b...svhs/ez1_1.jpg
And as for the helmet camera, it's a 480 line resolution model made by Sportzshot, plugged into a Sony MiniDV handicam, and locked up in a Pelican case that fit nicely into a Dakine Pack..
http://www.sportzshot.com/helmet%20c..._ad_v1_300.jpg
I guess you can say we don't travel very light...:rolleyes: