Guaza14_imp
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Check out new CB1100 Youtube vid...:biker:
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gone2vegas_imp
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Man that footage is so clean for being shot at night.Guaza14_imp said:
Guaza14_imp
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I used a software called NeatVideo to reduce noise for a cleaner look. Here is a new video I uploaded but decided to start downscaling my videos from 4k to 1080p. File size is smaller with a cleaner 1080p resolution. Here are my GoPro Hero 7 settings for this video in case your interested.gone2vegas_imp said:
4K 24fps, Superview w/Hypersmooth Stabilazation. White Balance Native, Shutter Auto, EV Comp 0, ISO Min 100 ISO Max 400, Sharpness Low, Color Flat.
GoldOxide_imp
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60 fps at the native lower resolution (e.g. 1080p) would have allowed for crisp stop frame viewing. Maybe 720p at 60+ fps would be ideal at night.
I like watching flicks like these because one can appreciate other riders' domains, read the dash instruments, road signage, license plates, roadside advertisements, etc.
I like watching flicks like these because one can appreciate other riders' domains, read the dash instruments, road signage, license plates, roadside advertisements, etc.
Guaza14_imp
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I will have to experiment with shooting at 60fps. My understanding is that shooting at a lower frame rate lets more light hit the camera sensor therefore making it better for low light conditions. I’m still a noob so appreciate your suggestions. Driving in Los Angeles at night with all the city lights and not too much traffic is fun and glad you enjoyed the vid. If I were to shoot this same video two to three hours earlier, it would just be another motorcycle lane splitting video. :biker:GoldOxide_imp said:
GoldOxide_imp
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You could be right, and it could also depend on the quality of the sensor, lens and the performance of the camera processor/firmware.Guaza14_imp said:
the Ferret
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You've done more riding at night just in the video's I've watched than I have done in the last several years. I don't even know what my FJR's instruments or headlights look like in the dark and I've had it a year/15,000 miles lol
amazing clarity and lack of wind noise in that one
amazing clarity and lack of wind noise in that one
GoldOxide_imp
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Riding at night with any motorcycle is my most favourite time to ride.
Yes, in the right conditions, night riding is a great pleasure.
the Ferret
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I'm getting dressed to ride again now. Going to take the FJR and see what it's like at night lol. Gets dark in about 45 mins.
GoldOxide_imp
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Alright! I reckon it goes without much saying to be safe on those rural roads and beware of its night life.The ferret_imp said:
the Ferret
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thanks GO. Did a report on the instruments and lights in the other bikes thread. Yep deer here are a ever present danger, also coons, skunks and possums crossing the road.
Guaza14_imp
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Be safe and have fun :beerchug:The ferret_imp said:
jimgl3_imp
Been there
going to be my usual self and ask... why 4th gear? shift!
GoldOxide_imp
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Sometimes I do the same thing when in dense, but free-moving freeway traffic. It provides the option to avoid a potentially unexpected situation very quickly. The darkness is an additional impediment at meaningful speed.jimgl3_imp said:
Otherwise, yes! Fifth gear would be quite soothing.
