Professional Photo/Videography service for Road Trips?

[LionelW]

Hello All!

I recently got the opportunity to do the NC500 in an R8V10+ and after looking at my collection of blurry images and videos realized how much better it would have been to hire a professional to do some photography and filming. Does anyone know of any companies that do this and what kind of price I can expect to pay?

[GetCarter]

Invest in Adobe software, a few hours working out how to use, shoot in RAW, and you'll be fine, and save lots of money.

HTH.

BTW, Canisp and Sullivan in the background :0)

Edited by GetCarter on Thursday 26th November 14:32

[Tupwood]

Image stabilisation software on the camera you are using makes a massive difference. If the camera is a few years old, or you don't quite mount it right, then a burly mess is the likely outcome.

Here's some of my recent work on a GoPro Hero 8.

https://youtu.be/i5vv2FJk02A

– the opening scene is shot handheld on a recent(ish) Android phone. The car-based video is all from a Hero 8 in 4K. You need to watch it on Google Chrome to get the full 4K experience – thanks YouTube for that little hangup…

The stabilisation is working well, but the sound is another issue you need to tackle separately. Editing in Adobe (or similar) will help clean up the story.

[Mr Squarekins]

Suilven?