New ghetto camera mount.
10-22-2013, 10:03 AM
#41
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Location: Bogota, COL
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wow, thread back from the dead.
I'm currently using a pair of GoPro2's on the rallycross car. I need to rig up an external mic for sound still, but I've been pleased with the vid quality and stability, especially considering how much mud, dirt, and extreme vibrations a rallycross car's camera gets.
ex (not in HD, since RaceRender wasn't working well, but even in non-HD pretty smooth)
WDCR "Conquer The Summit" Rallycross, 22 June 2013 @ Summit Point Motorsports Park - e30 318i - YouTube
I'm currently using a pair of GoPro2's on the rallycross car. I need to rig up an external mic for sound still, but I've been pleased with the vid quality and stability, especially considering how much mud, dirt, and extreme vibrations a rallycross car's camera gets.
ex (not in HD, since RaceRender wasn't working well, but even in non-HD pretty smooth)
WDCR "Conquer The Summit" Rallycross, 22 June 2013 @ Summit Point Motorsports Park - e30 318i - YouTube
10-30-2013, 07:06 AM
#42
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Location: Bogota, COL
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I finally got around taking the video with the BulletHD, the mount is a bit shaky for my taste (although I already fixed it and will try tonight I think) but you can see pretty well what's going on, I only tried inside the car, outside would've been too dangerous (other cars may hit it or someone steals it). Keep in mind that the fast bits are 400% the original speed. Comments?
BTW, that is Bogota traffic and not rush hour, feel free to count the amount of traffic violations (I know it's a lot but I dont bother), I might've made some but ohh well I tried not to.
BTW, that is Bogota traffic and not rush hour, feel free to count the amount of traffic violations (I know it's a lot but I dont bother), I might've made some but ohh well I tried not to.
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