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yeah that chest-mount is perfect... that's why i've persuaded my main riding buddy he needs one 😈
Here's another one the lad did:
and a blurry cyclocross one by me.
🙂 good work
@ Pook
the rut just before the stream is going to be turned into a berm however there aren't any more plans for building more after the stream. Work is currently done on the top straight after you come off the open fields, there are already a few tight corners dug in if you drop off to the right hand side quite soon after you cross the road and head down the track. I think the plan is to then take those new corners back towards the main track.
It was a bit of built up wall stuff on the drop down by the tree i was thinking about really, just after before you pop up on to the main path near the graveyard - other stuff I'm not aware of but would happily be shown!
@ coastkid- I like that film, well done. It made me want to go out and ride, and explore, with a hip flask full of Jura and a thermos full of coffee!
Nice one....
Its what i like to do rossi46... 😮
just got around to watching that vid.... cant wait to ride again 😀 good work
Coastkid - cracking video. Something a bit different - nice.
Yeah, like that.
@ philconsequence, (from page 1)
Based near Northwich, Delemere is the closest useful place for a decent ride.
GoPro HD (720p). Song: Listen by Urban Species (turn it up to 11)
A recent one 🙂
i think my new PC might be arriving today... how exciting 😀
any recommendations on editing software gentlemen?
@euro 😀 only just had the chance to check your vid as my connection at home was horrific and wouldn't load any vids... you've got a very steady helmet i must say!
Good vid euro.
Father Christmas didnt bring me a GoPro, i must've been naughty sometime in the year! I shall now rob a bank to get one- i am officially skint....
new PC arrived yesterday, Adobe premiere loaded, "snow ride jo" footage imported... 2 hours editing then i finally click on "ripple edit" which means the last 2 hours learning/cutting and moving around could have been done in 5 minutes, lesson learnt, bed time.
more editing tonight but with increased efficiency!
Slowly working through 100GB of video from a recent trip to spain with switchbacksdh, this is a little compilation i knocked together in a morning after seeing a GT5 trailer on TV
Compilation of some clips from the summer. All of it shot in BC, but definitely fits in the jey-trail-XC category. ;o)
some cracking vids here.
love the way you can see the suspension working hard on oink's vid 😀
good work burts... holiday or lucky enough to live there? 🙂
my first vid 🙂
be gentle.... 😳
new PC arrived yesterday, Adobe premiere loaded, "snow ride jo" footage imported... 2 hours editing then i finally click on "ripple edit" which means the last 2 hours learning/cutting and moving around could have been done in 5 minutes, lesson learnt, bed time.more editing tonight but with increased efficiency!
Look into 3 point editing, it saves a [b]lot[/b] of time and is pretty much the standard way to get a rough cut which can then be fine tuned if necessary with all the other editing tools such as ripple etc.
Oh and if possible and if you haven't already, I would look into Premiere CS5, it's way better than previous CS versions as in it actually handles HD footage properly.
I may have missed you already mentioning it but how are you getting on with that "cheaper" gopro alternative you posted about getting?
cc on your edit, generally a nice pace (possibly a bit long though) and the footage looks good, but I would avoid using so many cross dissolve video transitions, majority of cuts on anything will be straight cuts as loads of dissolves tends to look a bit cheap/tacky. Also noticed a few times that the audio wasn't cross dissolved - always do this as it "eases" it in better (ooer) and doesn't sound so jarring. It may also be worth looking into L-cuts.
PhilC - I'd probably have liked that if you'd condensed it to around 90s running time.
Great effort for a first go tho.
cheers chaps 🙂
tom, good idea on the L-cuts... watched it through so many times today i'd stopped noticing the audio! will edit down a shorter version and sort out the audio at some point, think i'll keep the music and edit that down as i love the pace and feel of it with the snowy landscape.
getting rid of most of those dissolves will take some time but can definitely see it needs to be done.
overall i'm pretty pleased with it for a first go using the computer, using the software (cs5) and using a computer to edit a video since 9 years ago at college.
here's another from the summer - same gopro HD cameras this time edited using final cut pro by a friend, (I use premiere CS5 - above video)
If that vid's anything to go by, Surrey Hills looks like a well fun place to ride - loads of little kickers and stuff 🙂
oh go on then, here's another fun one...
Loving euro and burt's Vids very cool!
Nice one oink, haven't been Chicksands for ages and its got me wanting to ride the dual again 🙂 Wondering whether the conditions will be up to much tomorrow..
Chaps - I'm having a mare getting mov files so I can edit them on windows.
I've installed Premiere Pro 7 but that won't import mov files. It just does nothing.
I'm trying to convert to avis but am losing massive amounts of quality. Also despite the created avi being 1024x576, on import to Ppro, it reverts to 768x576 randomly.
What are your [b][i]foolproof[/i][/b] tried and tested processes, programmes and steps to getting mov files edited on a PC?
pook - the vid i did was filmed on Hdmax extreme which saves the footage as .mov files. I'm running Adobe Premiere pro cs5.... expensive software and your pc system has to be running quite a specific/high spec for the program to work. cyberlink power editor (think thats the name) if i remember correctly can do .MOV files
One short vid from this years Euro Road Trip
Cheers phil - will give it a crack.
This is me filming my friend on my new camera, hence why its so crap.
Yes I know he should have a helmet
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/175264/
enjoy
yesterdays footage... not what i was planning or wanted to film, but i'm quite pleased with what i've managed to put together 🙂
Jo took 2 hours to get ready to ride so we ended up running out of time to get to my intended filming spot and made a break for home before the light went... this was filmed on the way back.
properly rendered snow ride, longer more chilled version (old version had some flashing where i had missed a bit of rendering)
shortened version, less dissolve cuts, some colour correction and contrast adjustment, tidied up sound.
Tell me your process Phil...step by step from filming (how long etc) to upload inc file sizes....
😉
will email you this morning dude 🙂
Excellent!
Did this yesterday but compression issues have dropped the quality for me
The video from yesterday's ride (push) around the Mourne Mountains
Some great vids chaps.
Same spot as above.
First time at these trails and first time using the gopro. Instead of some epic open mountain footage like the start of Wheelz vid, all I got was a solitary picture of me putting my helmet on. 😳
38 seconds of poor quality footage, with no music, shit riding and shit views 🙂