My first novice GoPro production with my IS350
03-12-13, 07:57 PM
#1
My first novice GoPro production with my IS350
So yeah, I finally had the chance to wrap up my first attempt at video editing using the footage from my Hero3. Footage was taken in Jan on the first sunny Sunday of the year. I haven't quite figured out how to reduce the wind buffeting to a bearable level, so I had the music up in this vid. Got plenty more raw footage to play with, but this is going be it for now. ENJOY!
Comments and suggestions welcome!
Comments and suggestions welcome!
Last edited by Gville350; 03-13-13 at 09:35 AM. Reason: Uploaded the HD video content! :)
03-12-13, 08:03 PM
#3
First critique: 1080p man! At least 720.
Try different angles, it feels like you're driving in a big circle lol. Mix it up. Front fender view looks good. Inside (stick it to the inside of the sunroof). Try the hood too
Did you use the suction cup mount? I'm weary about sticking that thing outside and going fast.
Try different angles, it feels like you're driving in a big circle lol. Mix it up. Front fender view looks good. Inside (stick it to the inside of the sunroof). Try the hood too
Did you use the suction cup mount? I'm weary about sticking that thing outside and going fast.
Last edited by don; 03-12-13 at 08:11 PM.
03-13-13, 09:38 AM
#5
Added the HD video content! Took it over night to decode or whatever it does. 
Yes, I have footage from other angles (front windshield looking forward and rear window looking back); the thing is I only have one camera and took three trips to get all videos done. Each at different speeds I'm sure. So none of the video would align over time.
Yeah, anyone with GoPro experience and knowledge on how to limit the wind buffeting would be greatly appreciated! Supposedly the Hero3 helped with the buffeting...hard to tell to me!
Yes, I have footage from other angles (front windshield looking forward and rear window looking back); the thing is I only have one camera and took three trips to get all videos done. Each at different speeds I'm sure. So none of the video would align over time.
Yeah, anyone with GoPro experience and knowledge on how to limit the wind buffeting would be greatly appreciated! Supposedly the Hero3 helped with the buffeting...hard to tell to me!
03-13-13, 10:19 AM
#6
Added the HD video content! Took it over night to decode or whatever it does.
Yes, I have footage from other angles (front windshield looking forward and rear window looking back); the thing is I only have one camera and took three trips to get all videos done. Each at different speeds I'm sure. So none of the video would align over time.
Yeah, anyone with GoPro experience and knowledge on how to limit the wind buffeting would be greatly appreciated! Supposedly the Hero3 helped with the buffeting...hard to tell to me!
Yes, I have footage from other angles (front windshield looking forward and rear window looking back); the thing is I only have one camera and took three trips to get all videos done. Each at different speeds I'm sure. So none of the video would align over time.
Yeah, anyone with GoPro experience and knowledge on how to limit the wind buffeting would be greatly appreciated! Supposedly the Hero3 helped with the buffeting...hard to tell to me!
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03-13-13, 02:07 PM
#8
I have had my GoPro mounted all over my car while running on a race track at speeds north of 120mph...it will not fall off, so don't worry
Check out my videos for some angle ideas...https://www.youtube.com/user/quickbulldog
Check out my videos for some angle ideas...https://www.youtube.com/user/quickbulldog
03-15-13, 12:52 PM
#12
Driver School Candidate
i live in san jose and work in emeryville.
that means i spend about 40 hours a week JUST commuting in my car.
come take a ride with me as i drive through 16 different cities from south bay to peninsula and east bay.
don't forget to watch in 1080!
cities in order of appearance:
san jose
santa clara
sunnyvale
mountain view
palo alto
menlo park
redwood city
san carlos
belmont
san mateo
burlingame
millbrae
san bruno
south san francisco
san francisco
emeryville
freeways driven:
ca-87 north
us-101 north
i-80 east
total miles traveled:
55.3mi
that means i spend about 40 hours a week JUST commuting in my car.
come take a ride with me as i drive through 16 different cities from south bay to peninsula and east bay.
don't forget to watch in 1080!
cities in order of appearance:
san jose
santa clara
sunnyvale
mountain view
palo alto
menlo park
redwood city
san carlos
belmont
san mateo
burlingame
millbrae
san bruno
south san francisco
san francisco
emeryville
freeways driven:
ca-87 north
us-101 north
i-80 east
total miles traveled:
55.3mi
Last edited by dcskyline; 03-15-13 at 12:55 PM.
03-15-13, 02:06 PM
#14
Driver School Candidate