thanks, FT. i was thinking the same thing after remf's vid. i'm sure i can get lots of cool shots just holding the camera out... but i suck at jumps and traffic, etc
one-handed :lol:
so that brings us back to a boom of sorts, and then there are other issues, like traffic, bushes, pedestrians... IF i'm gonna commute w/ it. i really need to make a type of wrist mount though, that can also serve on the leg. one of the best angles was
foot mounted (and off the pedal).
there are more possibilities with a boom or pole coming out of my backpack, but i need to be able to control it so i don't need to worry about it...
i can do a timelapse one too, like one frame per sec, then compiled 24fps? i suspect it might look the same if it took regular (60 fps) footage and sped it up 24x60=1440x? :lol:
meanwhile, my obsession w/ jumps continues. i stopped here on my morning commute to consider this 5 footer:
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i'd rather have more space at the bottom... might need a lookout. but it's fairly close to home if the bike or i end up in pieces.
i'll definitely need to lower my seat, which is too high to accommodate the beam rack, which i only need in the wet.
i'll need a bit more courage too. looks pretty friggin high from up top. 6 steps felt high, and at ~7" per step, that's only 3.5'.
i'm not in a rush, and i've got to work on my spokes, etc first. (and after, lol)
