(03-17-2019, 12:04 AM)misterprofessionality_imp Wrote: (03-16-2019, 11:35 PM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: (03-16-2019, 11:31 PM)misterprofessionality_imp Wrote: no sound. all that camera records is wind noise. there's no point
Aw, too bad.
Not related: I think, when possible, rider videos should put a bluetooth microphone down near the engine to capture the engine sound instead of wind sound. This would be particularly useful during bike reviews when the viewer would likely prefer to hear engine purr and gearbox cloink sounds versus electro or rap filler music.
I strongly agree, and i realized shortly after buying my camera that i would need equipment like that. the only reason i haven't got one is because this camera is really just a "dash cam" that i got to keep my daily commutes on video in case something happens. If i wanted to do more videos for entertainment purposes i would have to upgrade my setup a lot.,
I strongly agree, and i realized shortly after buying my camera that i would need equipment like that. the only reason i haven't got one is because this camera is really just a "dash cam" that i got to keep my daily commutes on video in case something happens. If i wanted to do more videos for entertainment purposes i would have to upgrade my setup a lot.,
Yeah, I guess I should really have moved my not related comment to a new thread. It just occurred to me while enjoying your shared southern comfort.
Since your flick is a silent motion picture, wouldn't it be a hoot to filter your video through a "1920's black and white scratchy filter" to make it look classic and old? Heck, maybe even speed it up by 75%?