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[Closed] Some Self Filming (on the bike)

 rs
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Tested out my new forks this morning, have to say i'm very impressed with the domain 302's over my 3 year old Pike 426's, they felt much more controlled and less divey. Here's a little vid i made while out myself this morning. [url=

and better pics of my Alpine and new forks in the daylight.

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Posted : 08/08/2009 11:13 pm
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wicked vid mate!!!! ๐Ÿ˜†


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 9:47 am
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That's exceptionally good quality footage. Given how much youtube compresses stuff the source video must be superb. Nice riding too though a nasty skid circa 30 seconds ๐Ÿ˜‰


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 10:40 am
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Well made little film - I bet it took ages.


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 12:04 pm
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Didn't take too long, that trail typically takes a few minutes to get down, probably spent about an hour running back and forward with the camera. Quality actually looks better small, I was using an old kodak digi cam with HD video, the full size video looks a little fuzzy but it looks better when you reduce it. Cheers all.


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 5:21 pm
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Nice work.

Very clear footage-what are you using btw?


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 5:31 pm
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Its a kodak V1253, about 2 years old but records in HD, that was on the low quality HD setting, as i said it looks a bit fuzzy when viewed at full size on the computer, but looks better reduced for youtube and it seems youtube didn't hurt it too much. I have a Panasonic TS1 on the way so that should be even better, waterproof HD with 28mm wide lens.


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 5:37 pm
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nice wee film,very good quality indeed considering having been uploaded to youtube,i make lots of films like that and it does take alot of time so appreciate your work!!


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 5:43 pm
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Thanks for nfo :O)


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 5:44 pm
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How does that chain device work...?


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 5:58 pm
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haha, was waiting for someone to comment on that, the chain should obviously be the other side but because the bash isn't perfectly round it sometimes jumps out.

note to self: check bike over before taking photos and buy new round bashguard.


 
Posted : 09/08/2009 6:01 pm