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Adam Brayton Straitline components Promo

Adam Brayton putting his Straitline components through there paces up in the Lake District. www.JacobGibbins.co.uk

23 Comments

  • + 4
 My eyes hurt from the wavy image...Frown
  • + 3
 Setmurthy..?.. realllly LOL
  • + 2
 Dont think you want WD40 in there...? Its a de-greaser.
  • + 3
 yeah, some good quality grease would work a lot better! haha
  • - 5
flag cronin91 (Jul 13, 2010 at 10:10) (Below Threshold)
 wd-40 isnt a de-greaser...
  • + 2
 Class vid, Settas looks awesome now!
  • + 5
 "WD-40 can be used as a cleaner, degreaser, and a lubricant"

According to the manufacturer. Facepalm
  • + 1
 The bushings are self lubricating anyways Edd, but we do not post that tip anywhere but I wouldn't scoff if anyone did that. And I'm Canadian so Adam always sounds like he is talking with marbles in his mouth but i heard WD too. If anything it would just remove crud that is attracted by someone taking the term grease to liberally.

We use a "smithering" of Park Poly lube the tolerances in the pedal are too tight so the excess grease would just be squished out on assembly anyways.
Greg
  • + 3
 Yeah, got you Greg. I personally use a very light smear of Stendec grease in my pedals, Just to inhibit moisture and create a nice seal. Its also makes the next service easier. Edd
  • + 3
 vod =)
  • + 3
 nice ridingtup
  • + 1
 where abouts in the lakes is that?
  • + 2
 Yeah where, come on spill the beans please
  • + 3
 setters is getting pretty good these days Wink
  • + 1
 yeah its awesome Razz
  • + 0
 VOD!
  • + 4
 Cool video, shame you cant use a higher frame rate :/
  • - 3
 "BW-Media": its not the frame rate that makes the difference. its because he is getting a ghosting effect where there is a mesh of two fields of the frame. its hard to explain but if you pause the video at a high movement area you will see the effect. it happens in post production when the export settings aren't quiet right.
  • + 5
 No not just the frame rate, but it does play a big part in how smooth the footage is, and i dont thnik you can have a very high frmae rate on the D90. But the ghosting is also helped by the footage being interlaced, which merges the frames into each other.
  • + 1
 yeah good point. 50fps is def better than 25fps. and it also helps if you dont shoot in interlaced.
  • + 1
 It might not just been the fps though, shutter speed plays a big part when shooting video on DSLRs.
  • + 1
 yes but ghosting doesnt happen through low shutter speed... low shutter speed creates a blurd smudged effect when the camera is panning fast. interlaced exported onto a progressive 30 or 25p timeline creates the ghost effect.
  • + 0
 those trails look pimp








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