POV Tour of Goodwood #74 Members Meeting
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Hi guys, I just had a trip to Goodwood at the #74 Members Meeting. To summarise it : It was AMAZING! .
I would recommend it to every petrol-head out there to go at least once.
Here is my experience shot in POV from a head mount. I hope you enjoy. Let me know about any suggestions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfCQ1kI0APw
Thank you!
I would recommend it to every petrol-head out there to go at least once.
Here is my experience shot in POV from a head mount. I hope you enjoy. Let me know about any suggestions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfCQ1kI0APw
Thank you!
Well done , after a couple of minutes of of feeling a bit seasick all was good , particularly as you pretty well walked the same route as my wife and I,also at the same time !
We were parked up about 6 rows behind the TVR that is in your first few frames and then watched the same races as you and did the same walk through the paddock . We left before the end of the last race to get back to London for the Rugby so it was great to see the Fireworks and evening entertainment that we had to miss !
We were parked up about 6 rows behind the TVR that is in your first few frames and then watched the same races as you and did the same walk through the paddock . We left before the end of the last race to get back to London for the Rugby so it was great to see the Fireworks and evening entertainment that we had to miss !
wladutzu said:
What did you find that could be done better. I am new to filming so any criticism is good feedback for me! Thanks!
For walking footage, a gimbal could change your footage beyond belief. Google something like the Zyihun Rider-M, although you'll look really daft wearing it on your head 
Totally agree with the above comment - a Gimbal would transform this and I'd strongly recommend going for a pole mount as it allows you to flex the angle of the shots a lot more. They are a reasonably expensive addition but absolutely change the way your footage looks - a great example is here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppWiesbNVuk
This is filmed with a standard GoPro4 Hero using a 3 way gimbal on a pole. It gives you a great example of how the gimbal works in practice and smooths out the lumps and bumps (think how bumpy this would be skiing with a rigid camera mount).
Great footage though, thanks for sharing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppWiesbNVuk
This is filmed with a standard GoPro4 Hero using a 3 way gimbal on a pole. It gives you a great example of how the gimbal works in practice and smooths out the lumps and bumps (think how bumpy this would be skiing with a rigid camera mount).
Great footage though, thanks for sharing.
TimCrighton said:
Totally agree with the above comment - a Gimbal would transform this and I'd strongly recommend going for a pole mount as it allows you to flex the angle of the shots a lot more. They are a reasonably expensive addition but absolutely change the way your footage looks - a great example is here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppWiesbNVuk
This is filmed with a standard GoPro4 Hero using a 3 way gimbal on a pole. It gives you a great example of how the gimbal works in practice and smooths out the lumps and bumps (think how bumpy this would be skiing with a rigid camera mount).
Great footage though, thanks for sharing.
Man alive, wow ..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppWiesbNVuk
This is filmed with a standard GoPro4 Hero using a 3 way gimbal on a pole. It gives you a great example of how the gimbal works in practice and smooths out the lumps and bumps (think how bumpy this would be skiing with a rigid camera mount).
Great footage though, thanks for sharing.
9.3 said:
TimCrighton said:
Totally agree with the above comment - a Gimbal would transform this and I'd strongly recommend going for a pole mount as it allows you to flex the angle of the shots a lot more. They are a reasonably expensive addition but absolutely change the way your footage looks - a great example is here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppWiesbNVuk
This is filmed with a standard GoPro4 Hero using a 3 way gimbal on a pole. It gives you a great example of how the gimbal works in practice and smooths out the lumps and bumps (think how bumpy this would be skiing with a rigid camera mount).
Great footage though, thanks for sharing.
Man alive, wow ..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppWiesbNVuk
This is filmed with a standard GoPro4 Hero using a 3 way gimbal on a pole. It gives you a great example of how the gimbal works in practice and smooths out the lumps and bumps (think how bumpy this would be skiing with a rigid camera mount).
Great footage though, thanks for sharing.
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