ElCiclista
01-04-09, 05:48 PM
This is cool video was made in the Great Western Loop down in Socal. Tandem On Downhill Video (http://www.worldcycles.com/Gallery/video/Video14.htm)
Tandem Cycling - Cool Tandem Video From Socal
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masiman
01-04-09, 11:24 PM
What goes down must come up :lol:
Did you use a POV helmet cam? I'll assume the camera had image stabilization. Did you do any stabilization in the processing of the video?
Very nice vid :thumb:
Did you use a POV helmet cam? I'll assume the camera had image stabilization. Did you do any stabilization in the processing of the video?
Very nice vid :thumb:
regomatic
01-05-09, 06:25 AM
Very cool!
What kind of speeds were you hitting?
What kind of speeds were you hitting?
ElCiclista
01-05-09, 10:59 AM
What goes down must come up :lol:
Did you use a POV helmet cam? I'll assume the camera had image stabilization. Did you do any stabilization in the processing of the video?
Very nice vid :thumb:
We used a Viosport helmet cam, the cam doesn't have video stabilization, we do a little post processing but mainly the camera needs to be mounted very tight and being careful of not shaking too much.
Very cool!
What kind of speeds were you hitting?
We hit 55+ on some of descents, some of the gradients at top reach over 17%. We are very lucky; the area is our back yard and part of our Saturday’s group ride
Did you use a POV helmet cam? I'll assume the camera had image stabilization. Did you do any stabilization in the processing of the video?
Very nice vid :thumb:
We used a Viosport helmet cam, the cam doesn't have video stabilization, we do a little post processing but mainly the camera needs to be mounted very tight and being careful of not shaking too much.
Very cool!
What kind of speeds were you hitting?
We hit 55+ on some of descents, some of the gradients at top reach over 17%. We are very lucky; the area is our back yard and part of our Saturday’s group ride
I_meant2do_that
01-05-09, 01:16 PM
very nice video and videos ElCiclista :D What type of program are you using for capture?
ElCiclista
01-05-09, 05:49 PM
very nice video and videos ElCiclista :D What type of program are you using for capture?
Thank you. I use Adobe Premiere and a really good high resolution helmet cam.
Thank you. I use Adobe Premiere and a really good high resolution helmet cam.
masiman
01-05-09, 06:36 PM
We used a Viosport helmet cam, the cam doesn't have video stabilization, we do a little post processing but mainly the camera needs to be mounted very tight and being careful of not shaking too much.
VIO was formerly Viosport, they changed names but I do not know when. I am not sure about their product line history but there current and only offering I know of is the POV.1 camera (http://www.vio-pov.com/). They used to have a model called the Adventurcam or something like that. They are certainly the cat's meow of helmet cam's. Nice toy.
VIO was formerly Viosport, they changed names but I do not know when. I am not sure about their product line history but there current and only offering I know of is the POV.1 camera (http://www.vio-pov.com/). They used to have a model called the Adventurcam or something like that. They are certainly the cat's meow of helmet cam's. Nice toy.
ElCiclista
01-05-09, 10:50 PM
VIO was formerly Viosport, they changed names but I do not know when. I am not sure about their product line history but there current and only offering I know of is the POV.1 camera (http://www.vio-pov.com/). They used to have a model called the Adventurcam or something like that. They are certainly the cat's meow of helmet cam's. Nice toy.
Before I used to use the Adventure 3 cam, the tandem video we did it with the POV.1. It is a really good system.
Before I used to use the Adventure 3 cam, the tandem video we did it with the POV.1. It is a really good system.
jgg3
01-06-09, 07:17 AM
I have not taken the plunge yet on one of these, but for those that are interested, I found a "helment cam review" website that gives some good feedback on the choices.
http://www.helmetcamreview.com/default.htm
http://www.helmetcamreview.com/default.htm