Camera on my handle bars. Music U2….UPDATE
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Camera on my handle bars. Music U2….UPDATE
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RE: Camera on my handle bars. Music U2….
Very nice! Someday I'm gonna have to try that as well...for those cold PA winter days 
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Great production Ken. Beautiful region, Maine, especially the Bar Harbor area.
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RE: Camera on my handle bars. Music U2….
Thanks all.
I learned a bunch of lessons from this video.
First thing is make sure you have the sun at the riders back that is in front of you,
otherwise it is too dark.
Second, curvy roads are way better than straight ones.
I had too many straight roads for this video.
Third, at the half way point of the trip put the camera on the back of the bike showing the riders behind you.
Nothing like objects coming at you and moving away from you. Very peaceful.
All the front of bike shots can get a bit boring.
Ah...Next time, right!!??
Here is the link to the mount..
http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products...rod=RAM-CAMERA
Real easy to set up....
Thanks again.
Ken
I learned a bunch of lessons from this video.
First thing is make sure you have the sun at the riders back that is in front of you,
otherwise it is too dark.
Second, curvy roads are way better than straight ones.
I had too many straight roads for this video.
Third, at the half way point of the trip put the camera on the back of the bike showing the riders behind you.
Nothing like objects coming at you and moving away from you. Very peaceful.
All the front of bike shots can get a bit boring.
Ah...Next time, right!!??
Here is the link to the mount..
http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products...rod=RAM-CAMERA
Real easy to set up....
Thanks again.
Ken
