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SharClay - The Beginning of Summer
Some of the footage for my AS-Film+Video course, so thought it was about time it went into an edit.
Joney chose the name.
Sorry about the quality - Again!
Live To Ride :)
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- Date Posted
- May 24, 2012 at 13:02May 24, 2012
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Exeter, United Kingdom
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Cheers Tim I'll have a look next time. I just wish I had a better camera for some great slow mo! Reckon I could make a really good one if the quality was there. Also if your interested I've made a camera zip line to run along side riders. When I tested it some of the footage was a little blurry due to vibrations, but if u fancy trying it or whatever let me know!
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Yeah having a good camera definitely helps, although there have been plenty of VOD's made on not so good cameras!
You can still get rad slow-mo on your camera. You don't need more than 25fps, if you slow it down 60% it should still look smooth. As long as you keep the shutter speed quite high it should look good!
Rad! I've got something similar too. The best way to get rid of the vibrations is just to have the line a bit slacker as it then takes up a lot more of the shake. Having I.S on the camera helps a lot too!
What camera do you have just out of curiosity?
You can still get rad slow-mo on your camera. You don't need more than 25fps, if you slow it down 60% it should still look smooth. As long as you keep the shutter speed quite high it should look good!
Rad! I've got something similar too. The best way to get rid of the vibrations is just to have the line a bit slacker as it then takes up a lot more of the shake. Having I.S on the camera helps a lot too!
What camera do you have just out of curiosity?
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A Panasonic SD10, a general camcorder. It does do full 1080p, and looks great with the right lighting. So just gotta work on the quality of it now. I did pay a good £300-400 on it!
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yeah lighting is so important it's unreal. Especially when you head into the shade. Well if you ever do wanna get something a bit more high quality I'm selling my V1 from last year!
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great vid again james 
gotta love the hilltop hoods to and if you are ever lookin for volunters to be filmed you know were to look 
gotta love the hilltop hoods to and if you are ever lookin for volunters to be filmed you know were to look
Just a few technical pointers:
When you go into the darker woods (if you can on your camera) you need to change the white balance. That way you'll get much much nicer colours. Normally you can just push a button and it will change. Just hold a piece of white paper in front of the lens and push the button and it will then make that colour the neutral colour.
What editing software are you using? If you can, you should be able to click a button that says "De-interlace source video" which basically will get rid of all those horizontal lines when the riders are moving through.