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[*] posted on 10-27-2018 at 01:35 PM
Super Tracks - Kite Buggy Video


Super Tracks?
Well it sounded cool at the time. :)

Hope you enjoy. :)


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[*] posted on 10-27-2018 at 02:55 PM


Really kick a$$ video. I loved all the different angles. You must have worked many hours on that one.

Hoping to get out tomorrow!






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[*] posted on 10-27-2018 at 03:06 PM


really great vid:thumbup::thumbup:
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[*] posted on 10-27-2018 at 03:17 PM


Great video and very nice beach. How long and quite wide at low tide.



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[*] posted on 10-28-2018 at 05:22 AM


I have watched this a dozen times since you posted. Where was the camera mounted...? Gopro fusion...?



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[*] posted on 10-28-2018 at 06:17 AM
great video!




That was a great video. I too wonder where and how the camera was positioned and controlled?

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[*] posted on 10-28-2018 at 08:24 AM


Quote: Originally posted by shehatesmyhobbies  
Really kick a$$ video. I loved all the different angles. You must have worked many hours on that one.

Hoping to get out tomorrow!


Thanks!...and yes, one whole month. So glad its over. :yawn:
Its actually over four months in the making, one month editing.
Never has a video cost me so much in time and expense.
Have a great time tomorrow!

Quote: Originally posted by Glx  
Great video and very nice beach. How long and quite wide at low tide.


Thanks! The beach is okay. The camera lens makes it look larger than it really is. When the tide goes out it leaves a river of water which divides the beach in half along its length. One side is smooth and the other is lumpy and full of kitesurfing gear strewn about the place. I chose the latter. :D

Quote: Originally posted by abkayak  
really great vid:thumbup::thumbup:
have no music regrets


Thanks! I have heard the music over and over a thousand times during the editing process that i can no longer hear it. I hope its not too long.

Quote: Originally posted by cheezycheese  
I have watched this a dozen times since you posted. Where was the camera mounted...? Gopro fusion...?


I initially titled the video Super Tracks - Kite Buggying with the GoPro Fusion 360 camera. If I had gone with that title then I think everybody's expectations may have been a little higher. I guess I wanted to surprise you.

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That was a great video. I too wonder where and how the camera was positioned and controlled?

Jason


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[*] posted on 10-28-2018 at 12:24 PM


Awesome video mate!

That's quite a playground you have there! Amazing buggy as well! I have been trying to talk the wife into making a trip across the pond sometime. From all the videos I have seen, there seems to be several wonderful beaches to buggy on.




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[*] posted on 10-28-2018 at 06:43 PM


Awesome .....
Nice angles and way too nice beach ... lo l ...

I just did some 360 filming at last WBB ///// Editing takes forever ...




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[*] posted on 10-28-2018 at 08:15 PM


Who thought just eliminating the 'arm' or selfie stick would make such a production difference.


Because of the two slightly off center lenses used in this camera to edit the mounting 'arm' out, it seem a wobble or (film speed micro inconsistency?) occurs as a slight drawback.

Anyone else notice this effect?

Otherwise very good directing, editing and overall production.:thumbup:
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[*] posted on 10-29-2018 at 03:55 AM


Quote: Originally posted by mougl  
Awesome video mate!

That's quite a playground you have there! Amazing buggy as well! I have been trying to talk the wife into making a trip across the pond sometime. From all the videos I have seen, there seems to be several wonderful beaches to buggy on.


Thanks and yes, come on over. We have some great beaches and with the prevailing south-westerly winds blowing onshore to most of them. We have weather here. xD
Wales and the west country is probably your best bet. I've not been myself but seen and heard great things. I'm stuck in the far south-east, so my only real choice is Cambersands where this video was taken.
The lens makes it look larger than it really is but its okay for me.
France is only twenty miles or so across the water where you'll discover the Ivanpha sized Nirvana of Les Hemmes. Not sure if its spelt like that.

Quote: Originally posted by Kober  
Awesome .....
Nice angles and way too nice beach ... lo l ...

I just did some 360 filming at last WBB ///// Editing takes forever ...


Thanks Kober. Look forward to your 360 video. Yeah man, the editing takes forever!!!
Quote: Originally posted by skimtwashington  
Who thought just eliminating the 'arm' or selfie stick would make such a production difference.


Because of the two slightly off center lenses used in this camera to edit the mounting 'arm' out, it seem a wobble or (film speed micro inconsistency?) occurs as a slight drawback.

Anyone else notice this effect?

Otherwise very good directing, editing and overall production.:thumbup:


Thanks! If I've understood you correctly, the wobble and bounce was due to my first attempt at mounting the camera. I used a long thin solid steel rod which bounced around a lot. Its very noticeable in some of the clips.
I later used a wide hollow tube that gave much smoother results. Trial and error I guess. Thanks again.
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[*] posted on 10-29-2018 at 11:01 AM


Fantastic video Tom! Well worth the time and effort, imho.



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[*] posted on 10-29-2018 at 02:08 PM


That is a very impressive video, many totally mesmerezing views. Oooohh, the stability - and nicely cut too. What a great job, and kudos for sweet driving as well. There's quite much to say and give some praise to, in that video and about the cam - but I will keep it to the one thing that really made my jaw drop.

Approx between 5:20 and 5:55 is seriously cool, I've never seen this angle done so well. How the hell can the kite loop and the camera not ?

Please do tell. Or maybe you like to keep that little supertrick just to y'self (well done anyway!)




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[*] posted on 10-29-2018 at 09:33 PM


Outstanding, Tom... absolutely loved the video!



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[*] posted on 10-30-2018 at 02:32 PM


Quote: Originally posted by jeffnyc  
Fantastic video Tom! Well worth the time and effort, imho.


Thankyou jeffnyc. :)


Quote: Originally posted by khaakon  
That is a very impressive video, many totally mesmerezing views. Oooohh, the stability - and nicely cut too. What a great job, and kudos for sweet driving as well. There's quite much to say and give some praise to, in that video and about the cam - but I will keep it to the one thing that really made my jaw drop.

Approx between 5:20 and 5:55 is seriously cool, I've never seen this angle done so well. How the hell can the kite loop and the camera not ?

Please do tell. Or maybe you like to keep that little supertrick just to y'self (well done anyway!)


Thanks khaakon.

Before I explain, here's a fun fact, the kite-cam was my very first attempt at filming with the Fusion. After unboxing the new camera I secured it to the kite. It worked brilliantly until I wanted to land.
Being a fairly heavy action camera, the kite rolled over onto its back and dragged itself over the wet sand and stones completely destroying the irreplaceable lenses. So be careful if you want to try it yourself. Have a friend on standby to catch the kite.

My jaw dropped too when I first saw the footage. I was so impressed that I knew I had to buy another camera. I went hungry until the next payday. Unfortunately the wind did not return for a further four months! Imagine my frustration knowing the potential of the camera and not being able to film. :(

The kite roll footage was super easy with the GoPro Fusion Studio software. Its a free download that works with the Fusion camera to render your 360 footage. Keep in mind that this camera films in all directions at the same time. Then its easy to understand that you simply select your view point in three dimensional space using the sliders Yaw, Pitch and Roll and all your footage will then pivot around that point. Very cool with amazing results. Even more control is available with Adobe Premiere and their VR plug-in.




Quote: Originally posted by soliver  
Outstanding, Tom... absolutely loved the video!


Wow, thankyou! I can't believe all the positive comments. :)
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[*] posted on 10-30-2018 at 03:12 PM


:thumbup: Awesome video! Enjoyed every minute of it. Love all the different angles. Trippy and dream-like. :D

Glad I finally checked this post.




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[*] posted on 11-2-2018 at 06:34 PM


I've been out of the loop for awhile but when I saw you had a video posted with several comments, I had to get serious and connect my wireless speaker and grab a beer before starting the video. Absolutely incredible. Well done. I was blown away and couldn't fathom how it was filmed until I gathered out of context from the thread. Nice one my friend. Keep up the good work.
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[*] posted on 11-2-2018 at 07:09 PM


Quote: Originally posted by zero gee  
:thumbup: Awesome video! Enjoyed every minute of it. Love all the different angles. Trippy and dream-like. :D

Glad I finally checked this post.


Thanks! :)


Quote: Originally posted by ssayre  
I've been out of the loop for awhile but when I saw you had a video posted with several comments, I had to get serious and connect my wireless speaker and grab a beer before starting the video. Absolutely incredible. Well done. I was blown away and couldn't fathom how it was filmed until I gathered out of context from the thread. Nice one my friend. Keep up the good work.


Great to hear from you Sean, and thanks a lot. :)
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