I agree, I normally mute the sound if there is just music.
learning new things
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Actually, I prefer the front camera, but I'd say mix it up and do both
I know that means two cameras or just two moving it between the two and mixing up the videos a bit.I know you mentioned editing takes a while, but unedited video is usually pretty boring and you need to edit for content.
Good luck, video editing is VERY time consuming.
Last one I did took about 18 hours of work for a 5 minute video, but it had a lot of changes and transitions, like opening a door to show a different video in the door way. Fun stuff, but takes a long time to do.
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I hadn't thought of that, but I think it would be a cool perspective.
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I hadn't thought of that, but I think it would be a cool perspective.
do you think one of the gopro adhesive mounts would hold on the nose piece? Of course I would clean it well with alcohol, but I wonder about it being slightly textured - sure would hate to lose the camera
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I do not know, but it if it were me, I'd put it upside down on the front splitter, you could put small screws going up and they wouldn't be seen unless you laid on the ground and looked up. That's how I mounted my front video camera for now.
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I do not know, but it if it were me, I'd put it upside down on the front splitter, you could put small screws going up and they wouldn't be seen unless you laid on the ground and looked up. That's how I mounted my front video camera for now.
have you got any pictures?
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You should have something to protect the lens, just ask MACAWS
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Yea - - - I would be afraid to put it down there to exposed for my taste, but I do like the upside down idea, I hadn't even thought about that
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yeah, we've already discussed that, and it's a pretty cheap camera. I bought some material to build something to protect it, just haven't had time. Once I get it done and if it looks good, will post up some info.
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I don't think I can record with my head unit, and while it's just an RCA video plug, putting something in there to record with may be a hassle. Also, since technically that's a cheap rear-view camera, it's got a fish-eye lens on it, so it's a bit distorted.
It is kinda cool to view it while driving sometimes.
It's there to keep me from hitting anymore curbs. Once was enough for me, skinned up the bottom of my splitter (not bad), but knew it would happen if I didn't have something there.
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I don't think I can record with my head unit, and while it's just an RCA video plug, putting something in there to record with may be a hassle. Also, since technically that's a cheap rear-view camera, it's got a fish-eye lens on it, so it's a bit distorted.
It is kinda cool to view it while driving sometimes.
It's there to keep me from hitting anymore curbs. Once was enough for me, skinned up the bottom of my splitter (not bad), but knew it would happen if I didn't have something there.
oh, I didnt realize what type of camera it was - just assumed you were doing action videos with it
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Mitch just replaced his front camera. I think he said it was a $100 camera
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well, if someone really wanted their camera down that low you could always get this Slingshot tow bar and put the camera on it. just take the hook off and make a mount to hold the camera using the two screws that hold the hook
sure would provide some added protection
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yeah, we've already discussed that, and it's a pretty cheap camera. I bought some material to build something to protect it, just haven't had time. Once I get it done and if it looks good, will post up some info.
I dug thru my box of save this some day you will need it crap and found a rubber cap that fit over the camera - Works great since I only really use mine for pulling into the trailer. That is a great location for view but I can assure you something will jump up off the road and claim that camera.
I know a thing or two cuz I have seen a thing or two. Have a box of broken cameras to prove it
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I dug thru my box of save this some day you will need it crap and found a rubber cap that fit over the camera - Works great since I only really use mine for pulling into the trailer. That is a great location for view but I can assure you something will jump up off the road and claim that camera.
I know a thing or two cuz I have seen a thing or two. Have a box of broken cameras to prove it
Oh I know, it's just a matter of when... I need to get off my ass and build what I have in mind, will 98.5% protect my camera
