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Interesting bike camera setup
6 posts · Started by Schnauzer · 03 Feb 2012
Post 2 by Lowrance,
#2I've seen footage from this type of set-up before. Pretty damn cool!
Wondering how they control camera direction though.
Wondering how they control camera direction though.
Post 3 by Superdan,
#3Its basically a long piece of aluminium on a swivel mount with a counterweight on the other end.
Did some googling as was curious how they did it when I posted up something similar:
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=gopro+ ... =135&ty=51
Did some googling as was curious how they did it when I posted up something similar:
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=gopro+ ... =135&ty=51
Post 4 by Mr_Trecolareco,
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Post 5 by ktmguy,
#5Uber cool camera position ... but dreadfull soundtrack
Post 6 by 990EXODUS,
#6The camera makes the track look incredibly narrow. I have a goPro, and I also noticed you don't get a good feel of the changes in elevation. Hills seem to disappear. There's a corner on a stretch of road I frequent that i nicknamed "the Corkscrew", because from where you first enter this series of turns to the bottom, its got to be at least a 100 foot drop in elevation, but on the GoPro video it's hardly noticed.
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