Video Cameras - Page 9

martini · 12 February 2012, 23:08

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Originally Posted by actions

Bugger. Meant martini. Need my eyes testing.

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actions · 13 February 2012, 17:54

Thanks Martini.

New computer ordered today, built to spec, quad core processor, 750gb hard drive, 8gb memory etc etc. Hopefully that will cope nicely with 1080 @ 60FPS.

Leapy · 13 February 2012, 18:43

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Originally Posted by actions

Thanks Martini.

New computer ordered today, built to spec, quad core processor, 750gb hard drive, 8gb memory etc etc. Hopefully that will cope nicely with 1080 @ 60FPS.

Go Pro? 1080 @ 30fps NTSC (US format); 25fps PAL (UK format)

actions · 14 February 2012, 07:29

Good point, well presented.

Should be able to cope with 1080 and also 60 fps rather that 1080 @.

Its working nights this week thats sent me off the rails. Either that or its an age thing...

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actions · 15 February 2012, 21:48

Got my gopro

, now just waiting the arrival of new computer with windows 7.

I see a few people are using windows live movie maker for editing. i'm going to use the same as i've messed around and found how to get smooth time lapse and slow motion with ease and dont think i'm quite ready for loads of features yet.

However does anyone know if you can just download the raw video from the gopro straight to movie maker on windows 7? As on my current vista version on the laptop i have to use gopro's cineform software first and convert the video which is very time consuming.

hadd · 15 February 2012, 21:56

Got my GO PRO yesterday

it's all set up & ready to go just fitted bracket on the A frame So i'll be giving it a go at weekend

C2 RIBS · 15 February 2012, 22:08

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Originally Posted by actions

Got my gopro

, now just waiting the arrival of new computer with windows 7.

I see a few people are using windows live movie maker for editing. i'm going to use the same as i've messed around and found how to get smooth time lapse and slow motion with ease and dont think i'm quite ready for loads of features yet.

However does anyone know if you can just download the raw video from the gopro straight to movie maker on windows 7? As on my current vista version on the laptop i have to use gopro's cineform software first and convert the video which is very time consuming.

I use movie maker and by attaching Go Pro camera to desk top it can down load direct to movie maker

actions · 15 February 2012, 22:16

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Originally Posted by C2 RIBS

I use movie maker and by attaching Go Pro camera to desk top it can down load direct to movie maker

Excellent, thats just what i wanted to hear. That should certainly make life easier then. Cheers

tony t · 16 February 2012, 14:54

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Originally Posted by actions

Excellent, thats just what i wanted to hear. That should certainly make life easier then. Cheers

All this new camera stuff I hope when you lot do get sorted we get to see some decent videos and not 10 mins of just your bow going throw the water like some.
Let's have some good action ones like Chris and matt h used to post on here

jambo · 16 February 2012, 15:30

Agreed Tony there needs to be better editing there's only so much you can take of the same shoot!

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hadd · 16 February 2012, 15:53

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Originally Posted by tony t

All this new camera stuff I hope when you lot do get sorted we get to see some decent videos and not 10 mins of just your bow going throw the water like some.
Let's have some good action ones like Chris and matt h used to post on here

. There will be a few shots of a flying Air craft over Anglesey this weekend

actions · 17 February 2012, 01:19

Well gents. I plan to capture some close up waterskiing and the wife plans to capture some horse riding.

Now if i was to capture the horse waterskiing would that be enough "action" ??????.

Of course I'd have to throw in a bit of the bow.....

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tony t · 17 February 2012, 13:11

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Originally Posted by actions

Well gents. I plan to capture some close up waterskiing and the wife plans to capture some horse riding.

Now if i was to capture the horse waterskiing would that be enough "action" ??????.

Of course I'd have to throw in a bit of the bow.....

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The proof will be in the pudding

now if you was on the horse waterskiing

mick · 17 February 2012, 19:03

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Originally Posted by tony t

The proof will be in the pudding

now if you was on the horse waterskiing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n4zU...e_gdata_player

tony t · 17 February 2012, 19:44

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Originally Posted by discomick

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n4zU...e_gdata_player

Trust someone to find a water skiing fookin horse : nonono:

mick · 17 February 2012, 21:16

When I did my apprenticeship a chap brought a horse to us on the back of a pick up truck straight through Halifax town centre

and we had someone bring a pony on the back seat of a ford zephyr

martini · 01 March 2012, 16:24

I've uploaded a handy chart of the go pro settings/menu options (clicky below)

I've printed one off at around 1/2 A4 size and laminated it to keep in my go pro kit bag for quick reference, it's just about the right size.

gopro instructions

Leapy · 01 March 2012, 17:00

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Originally Posted by martini

I've uploaded a handy chart of the go pro settings/menu options

Nice

Brian · 01 March 2012, 19:11

Has anybody else found their software, GoPro Cineform Studio, dificult to use?

whisper · 01 March 2012, 19:19

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Originally Posted by Brian

Has anybody else found their software, GoPro Cineform Studio, dificult to use?

Ummm I found it ok, got in a bit of a muddle but then again the only thing I have used it for was to slow a clip down as messing about i filmed an orange being dropped into a bowl of water

Having said that when I edited the Poole cruise video I just slowed it down in imovie, not perfect but job done..