bike vid where cranky,tsl and myself spend some time.
06-06-10, 01:20 PM
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bike vid where cranky,tsl and myself spend some time.
Hi all, I’ve made up a short biking vid I hope you all will enjoy. Its part of a forty mile ride I rode last month and recoded to watch on the trainer this winter. This vid is heavily produced compared to the trainer version. The beginning will introduce the location.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyYP8K4htlI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyYP8K4htlI
06-06-10, 02:20 PM
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Nicely done. Should help to dispel the thoughts that NY is nothing but a big city surrounded by burned out old mill towns.
06-06-10, 04:25 PM
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And so why have you never called me for a ride?
That section through Durand-Eastman is a favorite of mine. I strongly prefer the east to west direction you showed. I live near the other end of Culver Rd, so it makes a nice loop to either St Paul or the Riverway for the return.
Just last weekend I led the bike club's Ten Parks Tour ride through there, after a lunch stop at Vic & Irv's.
Hmmm, thinking about that loop, a vid of the Riverway along the boardwalk bridge through Turning Point might be nice. EDIT: You have a good start with this one, but it ends just as the good part begins.
BTW, which cam did you use, and what sort of mounting system?
That section through Durand-Eastman is a favorite of mine. I strongly prefer the east to west direction you showed. I live near the other end of Culver Rd, so it makes a nice loop to either St Paul or the Riverway for the return.
Just last weekend I led the bike club's Ten Parks Tour ride through there, after a lunch stop at Vic & Irv's.
Hmmm, thinking about that loop, a vid of the Riverway along the boardwalk bridge through Turning Point might be nice. EDIT: You have a good start with this one, but it ends just as the good part begins.
BTW, which cam did you use, and what sort of mounting system?
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06-06-10, 04:38 PM
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Very Nice vid and what a nice trail.
For use on a trainer, wouldn't it be cool if you could have an inclinometer record the grade and input that resistance (or lack of it) into the trainer as you played it back.
For use on a trainer, wouldn't it be cool if you could have an inclinometer record the grade and input that resistance (or lack of it) into the trainer as you played it back.
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And so why have you never called me for a ride?
That section through Durand-Eastman is a favorite of mine. I strongly prefer the east to west direction you showed. I live near the other end of Culver Rd, so it makes a nice loop to either St Paul or the Riverway for the return.
Just last weekend I led the bike club's Ten Parks Tour ride through there, after a lunch stop at Vic & Irv's.
Hmmm, thinking about that loop, a vid of the Riverway along the boardwalk bridge through Turning Point might be nice. EDIT: You have a good start with this one, but it ends just as the good part begins.
BTW, which cam did you use, and what sort of mounting system?
That section through Durand-Eastman is a favorite of mine. I strongly prefer the east to west direction you showed. I live near the other end of Culver Rd, so it makes a nice loop to either St Paul or the Riverway for the return.
Just last weekend I led the bike club's Ten Parks Tour ride through there, after a lunch stop at Vic & Irv's.
Hmmm, thinking about that loop, a vid of the Riverway along the boardwalk bridge through Turning Point might be nice. EDIT: You have a good start with this one, but it ends just as the good part begins.
BTW, which cam did you use, and what sort of mounting system?
I don't have your number hahahha
I'm using a Canon PowerShot SD960 with this simply mount.
https://content.photojojo.com/diy/att...-to-your-bike/
The trick to getting the smoothness is a program called the deshaker tested here with the river bridge.
https://video.yahoo.com/watch/7210237/18787156
I found out about here
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...-Stabilization
It add more time to the movie making process, worth it.
06-06-10, 07:42 PM
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I though all those burned-out old mill towns were always covered in snow, ice, and other winter pestilence.
That looked like a pretty nice ride, Gyro, with some pretty scenery.
Nice job on the video + music.
Ride on!
That looked like a pretty nice ride, Gyro, with some pretty scenery.
Nice job on the video + music.
Ride on!
06-06-10, 07:52 PM
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Very enjoyable. 
06-06-10, 07:56 PM
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Video is great. Music doesn't work for me.
06-06-10, 08:02 PM
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It makes me yearn for long bike trails with pretty scenery. Most of my miles are logged on city streets where you can't let down your guard.
06-06-10, 08:03 PM
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Nice vid, nice trail, the thing was a gawd damn freeway. Sure would be nice to see some videos of urban cycling infrastructure that connect communities than dead end out in the boonies.
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06-06-10, 10:23 PM
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So PM me, smart-@$$. 
I made the same camera mount last year.
So all you're using is a basic digicam and VirtualDub with the Deshaker plug-in?
I'm using a Canon PowerShot SD960 with this simply mount.
https://content.photojojo.com/diy/att...-to-your-bike/
The trick to getting the smoothness is a program called the deshaker
https://content.photojojo.com/diy/att...-to-your-bike/
The trick to getting the smoothness is a program called the deshaker
So all you're using is a basic digicam and VirtualDub with the Deshaker plug-in?
06-07-10, 03:27 AM
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Nice looking route. I'd love to see it in winter. With some of the pictures TSL has posted, I'd guess you'd need some serious adjustment to your white balance.
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"new dawn fade" by Moby. First time I hear it was in the movie "Heat". Here's the clip it was part of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkjHTsoofc8
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^^^
That second photo is a real keeper!
That second photo is a real keeper!
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