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A Day At Courtice
Special Thanks to Outdoor Technology.
Rider: Spencer Ryan
Filmer & Editor: Brian White
Gear:
T2i With Magic lantern hack
EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 Canon Lens
Rode VideoMic (used only for interview)
Velbon C-500 Tripod
Song:
The XX - Intro
Editing software:
Adobe After Effects Cs5
Adobe Premiere Pro Cs5
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- Date Posted
- May 10, 2011 at 21:12May 10, 2011
- Category
- Street/Park/Jumping
- Location
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Courtice, Ontario, Canada
24 Comments
- + 17
Hixee
(May 11, 2011 at 11:48)
you got something hanging out your pocket....
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haha thanks! and so far no cameras have been reported bricked due to magic lantern, as there is only one file that gets modified on the camera, its all hosted on the memory card.
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duuuddeee 
Ive heard of so many camera's getting bricked from it. If you do one thing wrong it can all just blow up in your face. luckily there are plenty of tutorials and vids to show you how to do it!
Ive heard of so many camera's getting bricked from it. If you do one thing wrong it can all just blow up in your face. luckily there are plenty of tutorials and vids to show you how to do it!- + 1
annnd you should come make me an edit at green once i get another bike 
im getting sick of passing out my camera to people that dont know how to use it properly haha
im getting sick of passing out my camera to people that dont know how to use it properly haha- + 1
haha i know what there doing wrong, i did it. i never used a tutorial i just wung' it, the problem is that they are not includeing the autoexe.Bin file, if that file isnt on the memory card the camera wont start and will "appear" bricked.
