Halcyon Yachts
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They are quite strong...
You can even throw them out of an aeroplane!
Pete
You can even throw them out of an aeroplane!
Pete
They are quite strong...
You can even throw them out of an aeroplane!
Pete
I've taken bits of vid on my little Panasonic and posted it on YouTube and Vimeo. The trials club view it. I got an email just recently from the site administratorI do wonder, do people (and other people) actually look at all the stuff that is taken - or does it get filed into some dusty recess of the computer never to see the light of day?
Jonathan
your contribution with the website and videos has been very well received.
I'm thinking of buying a gopro this weekend ,
what are the benefits of buying the most expensive one compared to the cheaper one
there is a panasonic waterproof camera that I love
it fits in your pocket comfortably, spare batteries cost £8 each, it takes good stills but it does not have an eye peice - which I never use anyway because once it is attached to your eye on a moving boat means that you get wobbly shots
I made a page up about the cameras I use and a few hints on filming
http://www.keepturningleft.co.uk/blogs/cameras-and-steady-shots/
this is the latest version
http://www.amazon.co.uk/PANASONIC-WATERPROOF-DEFINITION-CAMCORDER-DIGITAL/dp/B00546890S
I never leave home without mine - even when walking the dog
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I had a Sanyo Xacti and tried it whilst swimming in the sea. It is definitely not waterproof. Very disappointed. I tried to dry it out but the electronics were hosed! I now have a gopro! Much better.
This was all filmed on a waterproof Panasonic:
Pete
you will notice that straight stuff is straight as opposed to bent
and round stuff is round as opposed to oval
which I rather like
Thanks Dylan
I believe the GoPro has an optional external mike adaptor. I won't need to use a remote mike in conditions that need a waterproof camera, although splash-proof would be good.
I've been unable to find any camcorder with an external mike socket for under about £700.
Can you explain how the radio mikes work? I feel a bit dumb about these matters.
What I want to be able to do is film from, say, 3 - 5 metres away, possibly with wind or other people talking, but place a microphone where I'm pointing the camera at to catch what the people in the image are saying so that it's really clear and good quality.
Any advice gratefully received.
I have a Pentax WG-2 adventure/ underwater camera which I bought after a recommendation on this forum. http://www.photographyblog.com/reviews/pentax_optio_wg2_review/. Roughly half the price of a Gopro and twice as good!. The movie function is good underwater as well as above. I use mine mounted on my rollbar in my track car to record my on track performances. The sound quality is excellent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0_GQhPdTnk
So just shoot it on Narrow
Or use the editing suite:
http://gopro.com/support/articles/how-can-i-remove-the-distortion-fisheye-effect-in-gopro-studio
This was all filmed on a waterproof Panasonic:
Pete
No idea.How do they achieve narrow?