AlexRankin

I write this from the heart "To me speeding up footage would be missing the whole point of everything a DH shooter is trying to achieve" and you give me a "whatever" thanks for the respect! much love

@lllestT Just for the record and people that believe everything in comments sections, "Time Delineated" is something you've plucked out of your brain resulting in a BS paradox often found in the PB comments. I would rather put a stop to this right now. Brayton is that fast, he is only person in the world that could go that fast on those tracks that he practices on, everything in this edit is shot at 720p 50p, on a sony EXr1 the slow mo's are all 50%, nothing is sped up or played with to increase the speed in any way. To me speeding up footage would be missing the whole point of everything a DH shooter is trying to achieve, it would be cheating, like a skate photographer sending in photos of tricks that were never pulled. I have found a few natural techniques over the years to show the speed better, things like, standing 1ft away from the rider as they pass you certainly helps make things look faster, using a wide angle adaptor on a zoom lens helps track and pan to show speed and motion and finding the right angle and cutting each clip so there is no waiting in the edit, Its also hard to see how the steep the hill is. In reply to Littlejimmy97 why would I just speed up 2 or 3 clips, what would be the point? that clip where they roll out together i asked Adam to just roll I have another clip where adam is even faster, then pumping a corner for speed and me stood right next to them, it's just how I film it and they ride it. Also finally I have never retimed a clip to fit the music. because I can edit around any such problems with having to resort to such trickery, Thanks to Hope for the chance to film this section and thanks to everyone else for the support, ta Alex Rankin