Extreme skiing video
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SkiUtah
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[quote author=Ronik link=board=Offtopic;num=1109050255;start=0#7 date=02/22/05 at 13:19:05]Pooki, did you shoot this video? If so, which cam?[/quote]
All of MSP's movie are shot almost entirely with film. Not sure which specific camera though...
[quote author=Ronik link=board=Offtopic;num=1109050255;start=0#7 date=02/22/05 at 13:19:05]Pooki, did you shoot this video? If so, which cam?[/quote]
All of MSP's movie are shot almost entirely with film. Not sure which specific camera though...
pookie_old
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No I had nothing to do with the video, just thought it might help inspire.
No I had nothing to do with the video, just thought it might help inspire.
HorseFilms
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Wow Good stuff.
Wow
Good stuff.
HansK
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[quote author=pookie link=board=Offtopic;num=1109050255;start=0#11 date=02/22/05 at 17:29:19]just thought it might help inspire.[/quote]
Inspire us to either film it or do it... I wouldn't mind doing both but maybe not as extreme in the former case
pookie - Do you know what kind of rig they use for filming skiing/boarding when they track along with the rider? Is it a some form of Steadicam setup?
[quote author=pookie link=board=Offtopic;num=1109050255;start=0#11 date=02/22/05 at 17:29:19]just thought it might help inspire.
[/quote]Inspire us to either film it or do it... I wouldn't mind doing both but maybe not as extreme in the former case
pookie - Do you know what kind of rig they use for filming skiing/boarding when they track along with the rider? Is it a some form of Steadicam setup?
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Every time I've done ride tracking, I've just held it about waist height like a suitcase and eyeballed the LCD, and it comes out really steady. I've seen some guys put a tripod on the camera, close the legs up, hold it right under the apex, and use that as a kind of counterweight; that works really well too. Never really seen any kind of official rig for it, since most people who make those videos aren't inductry professionals... Plus, on the slopes, you actually get less motion transfer with it suspended away from your body rather than attached.
P.S.: Does anyone know what song that is??
Every time I've done ride tracking, I've just held it about waist height like a suitcase and eyeballed the LCD, and it comes out really steady. I've seen some guys put a tripod on the camera, close the legs up, hold it right under the apex, and use that as a kind of counterweight; that works really well too. Never really seen any kind of official rig for it, since most people who make those videos aren't inductry professionals... Plus, on the slopes, you actually get less motion transfer with it suspended away from your body rather than attached.
P.S.: Does anyone know what song that is??
Larry Rutledge
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That was an awesome video!!
That was an awesome video!!
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That was sic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MSP also makes some Kick ass bike video, the New World DisOrder series is pretty cool, but you guys should check this vid out. Called The Collective, unbelievable film!!!
http://www.thecollectivefilm.com/flash.html
only 13 megs, its the teaser.
L8R
Buck
That was sic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MSP also makes some Kick ass bike video, the New World DisOrder series is pretty cool, but you guys should check this vid out. Called The Collective, unbelievable film!!!
http://www.thecollectivefilm.com/flash.html
only 13 megs, its the teaser.
L8R
Buck
