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22. Downhill Mt. Biking at Attitash - HDTV
1 year ago
Direct link to this HD Quicktime video on my webpage: tomguilmette.com/Site/EX1_Letus_Videos/Pages/attitashmtb720_hi.html
This is a short film I shot and edited for Attitash Mountain in Bartlett, New Hampshire.
The idea was to create a film for attitash.com to let other mountain bikers (or people who want to try the sport) know that Attitash has some great lift service downhill mountain biking.
I shot this three days ago and mounted a Sony HC3 HDV camera to a Bogen magic arm and clamped the contraption to my Iron Horse Sunday downhill bike. I rode down the trails that we were going to showcase in the film.
I joined up with six local riders from the Bartlett, NH area and I shot the Holy Chute trail from start to finish with the guys. I used my Sony PMW-EX1 with the Letus, a Vinten Vision 3 tripod, and a bag of assorted 35mm lenses. I shot the entire film in 720p 24p.
TRT 4min 25sec
Go to attitash.com for more information.
Visit my site at: tomguilmette.com.
This is a short film I shot and edited for Attitash Mountain in Bartlett, New Hampshire.
The idea was to create a film for attitash.com to let other mountain bikers (or people who want to try the sport) know that Attitash has some great lift service downhill mountain biking.
I shot this three days ago and mounted a Sony HC3 HDV camera to a Bogen magic arm and clamped the contraption to my Iron Horse Sunday downhill bike. I rode down the trails that we were going to showcase in the film.
I joined up with six local riders from the Bartlett, NH area and I shot the Holy Chute trail from start to finish with the guys. I used my Sony PMW-EX1 with the Letus, a Vinten Vision 3 tripod, and a bag of assorted 35mm lenses. I shot the entire film in 720p 24p.
TRT 4min 25sec
Go to attitash.com for more information.
Visit my site at: tomguilmette.com.
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Also the zoom action shots were very sweet.
Only it is very noticeable that the flash video codec is not amused by all the sudden movements and it gets blocky and low bit-ratey a lot of times.
I must say this is the most polished piece of work that I have seen from you. Only minor comment, it might be a bit on the long side near the end.
not sure if i liked the cam mount, seems to be done a lot in mtb amatures but it did look sweet on the lift.
brave man strapping your camera to the bike!
ridings fun :D i filmed a documentary on a dher who did a 30foot drop and smashed his spine and now rides with 1 arm, some rushes on my profile in pap quality.
anyone who rides downhill mountain bikes can tell, but it speeds things up and paces the film well.
Definitely would want a bike with full suspension before I'd try that.
(what you could do more is slo-mo stuff)