GoPro aquired. It's experimenting time!

flaming

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Get a head strap for the GoPro, it should sort out all the slanty ness and avoid shots of your rse

thought about using the head strap, but if I wear it, it's going to be a boring video, as for minutes at a time, it'll just be the telltales!

Working on a plan to put a pole on the back of the boat to lift the thing above my head, and prevent rse shots.
Although another suggestion was to sell advertising spots on the seat of my oilskins....
 

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I've been writing a few computer programmes for the GoPro.

Super slomos and video stabilisation are good using its output.
 

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thought about using the head strap, but if I wear it, it's going to be a boring video, as for minutes at a time, it'll just be the telltales!

Working on a plan to put a pole on the back of the boat to lift the thing above my head, and prevent rse shots.
Although another suggestion was to sell advertising spots on the seat of my oilskins....

Stick it on a (cheap) monopod and wave it about - I've had reasonable results with things varying from an old bulletcam (wired into a DV cam around my neck - a poor man's http://www.polecam.com), Pentax Optio on self-timer, and my current Xacti. One of the (power)kite shops is offering a free (power)kite for the GoPro - that could add a whole new angle to the "row the tender round at sunset" cliche ;->

Dylan would approve - I once filmed kids Xmas multicam with a bulletcam hidden *inside* the tree for present-opening-reaction-shots.
 
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