Mountain Biking - Autumn single track video

Nice little video from Tromsø way up north in Norway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoNRvUpGjhY&feature=player_embedded

Hey, that was pretty cool.

Thank you. Glad I popped in to see this!

Yeah.
It was a cold autumn Sunday in Tromsø,about 5 degrees or so(hot coffee tasted god that day :)).
5 hours in the woods for that film.:thumb:

Next season we will shoot some more films,and maybe i got my hands on a DSLR camera then..

Sadly its snowing here:winter2:,so no more riding...

Simon ,the rider in grey clothes...

From my youtube channel:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRD6lQUr7Gk

From a longer singletrack(16 km http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=aqfhiyfsxlgcgzra ) (http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=aqfhiyfsxlgcgzra)
Mrpjoltergeist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZffClD1ooJM

Wow, this is quality stuff.

hey Jobberikke in the first video you posted, why are you in such a low gear the whole time?

and to the OP, thats some REALLY nice camera work

ps- whats up sam :)

Nice video- makes me wanna get on my bike.

i turned down the chance to go to grad school in Oslo- seeing videos like this make me kick myself

This one is from lofoten in Norway.
Made by Hans Petter.(His webpage http://skifjell.com/)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPGasJ7t1xM

Very nice video and looked like a great ride.

I have made a longer video from my recordings last year,i think it's better than my old videos...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0iQlNSuMlg

What do you think about it?

Soon there is a Nikon D 7000 coming my way. :-)

Those videos did NOT help my itch to get out on the trails....but Chicago is suppose to get 16 inches of snow in the next 3 days :(

Finally,spring is here.

I have started to learn how to operate my new nikon D 7000,and I've just started to build a camera dolly...

First attempt filming some riding:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfOONIvwgig

Not so god,but nor bad either...

*More videos coming soon....

My latest film:


http://vimeo.com/24360793

I'mgoing to team up with some friends this summer and maybe we'll make a longer mtb film with DSLR cameras,and some extra equipment(camera-dolly,gyro,timelapse,and a cable-cam rig).

Lots of potential for a really awesome longer video. You do nice camera work. Keep it up. :)

Thank you.
When we team up and actually start planing some shoots,then its going to be better(I'm putting together a team of strong players,I hope;) ).
I'll post the result here,maybe in a month,or two?

*I actually had a cold and fever when i filmed the last film,not at my best that day...

A short preview of some shoots I have taken this week,more to come later...
Didnt edit it properly,so the final result is going to be much better...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hw0uN-K3shQ

Just a little test movie,soon we will start too shoot some serious mtb films.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rQZHam85rM

Quite satisfied with my new cameralens,this is my first test of it,need some more practise....
:)

Very nice videos I really enjoyed watching them.

Very nice videos I really enjoyed watching them.

Thank you!
This is a short time-lapse film from one of the members in the team.Filmed from one of the locations,maybe we will shoot some film Wednesday night(I hope so!)?

:ride:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3Sq2yCNJtk

Our first little
film,from a local mtb race :

http://www.progresit.com/lavka2011.html



Lavkarittet goes over the mountain from Hatteng to Skibotn. Almost NOK 7 mil in wonderfully beautiful mountain terrain where most of the increase is taken up to about 18 km.
This video clip is just over 20 minutes long, but we have video material to make 1-hour sequence. There we possibly get back to - if desired. In the present version, therefore this is a combined effort of a / to let as many race participants see themselves and then b / attempt to convey a fairly representative picture of the track profile. The video is being held as a collaboration between Simon (Tromsø) and yours truly.

A longer version will be available soon.

some of the Nikon d 7000 clips:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoZssSPcXvk



Filmed with
Sony HDR-FX7 3CMOS HDV 1080i Camcorder,nikon D7000 and Sony HDR FX-1000

And a short preview from another short film,just have to shoot some more film before editing:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qiZqUPTW90

Hey, that was pretty cool.

Three thumbs up.

Nice vids.....