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Colin J Monteith

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Have tried with some level of success taking some footage with Gopro. The issue is the difficulty in not having the mainstream technology of image stabilization. Obviously a stable area of scoot to calm the Gopro to is very important but does anyone have tips or suggestions on reducing vibration etc?
 
Hi.

I just got back from my trip to NC from NYC. I GoProed the entire thing. I mounted it to various places on the bike as well as the helmet. I'll post a finished video shortly. I dont think the vibration was too bad on most of it.
 
Colin J Monteith said:
Any experience with chest strap placing of GoPro?
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I think it is a matter of taste. Are you going to edit? You might want to change camera locations no matter what you do. Other wise your video could get tiresome. More importantly, where is the camera pointing, and do you want the footage to lean with the bike or stay horizontal. Watch a lot of Go pro video's and see what you like.
 
Skutorr said:
Okay, you bent my brain. Is it "(in) all ways copy success", or "always copy success"? Spellcheck is a tool of SATAN!:mad:
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The MOA magazine had an article on editing and the importance of it. Of course they don't pay for articles, and they want perfect grammar ? If they were so smart they would know it's a motorcycle magazine and not readers digest. Here? Start paying me and I will be more careful with my grammar and spelling. This is not readers digest either.
 
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