4speedfunk
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shhhh. What happens at the Badlands....stays at the Badlands!
Looks like y'all had a great time...wish I could've been there. Believe you me, I would have much rather been there then at the hospital stressing over my wife's surgery. Thankfully with the holidays coming up and vacation time to burn, I am hoping to get out and do some reconning around GW or may just bushwack something on my property :thumbs:
I'm still toying with this new software...that's prolly it for this run. I need more handheld, up close shots to do a really good one. We'll get better footage in April...and I'll try to be less hung-over. LOL!Ha! Nice editing and production! Very dramatic. Is that just the preview for the feature length film...?:thumbs:
Thanks Adam, she's doing ok just not digging the recovery meds. Hopefully with lots of TLC and rest she'll be back to normal soon.Sorry you couldn't make it and I hope your wife recovers swiftly! Hopefully we can get out there again after the holidays.
No offense intended...I'm new to both forums; coming from Elcova.Ha....... casting by......... lmfao
Thanks! I've got tons more footage, but just nothing terribly exciting due to the angles and the distance I kept from vehicles on the trail. In April I'm going to keep one GoPro on the truck and one in hand for close-ups and better angle shots. That will make for a better vid...Where is the rest??? I wan to see more...
Nice editing. And it looks like i'm not the only one who had the bad camera day.
Good point about the hood...maybe I'll mount he GoPro higher for the next run.I found keeping the hood of the truck in view helps viewers relate better to the angles. Almost like being there. I am working on putting an inclinometer in the display next.