http://mountain.bike198.com/video-chunky-raccoon-mountain-niner-w-f-o-9/ Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:15:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://mountain.bike198.com/video-chunky-raccoon-mountain-niner-w-f-o-9/#comment-17962 Doug Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:09:32 +0000 http://mountain.bike198.com/?p=4546#comment-17962 Helmet cams seem to suffer somewhat like lights on bikes. The depth perception gets a bit out of whack. Having ridden that section of trail it is hard to believe that it films so flat-like. One perspective that I really liked from one of my friends was where he rear-view mounted the camera on the top tube at the seat tube and then captured a rider trailing him. It gave a much better sense of what was going on. Try that perspective out next time you are filming. Nice to see you are still beating on the WFO Helmet cams seem to suffer somewhat like lights on bikes. The depth perception gets a bit out of whack. Having ridden that section of trail it is hard to believe that it films so flat-like. One perspective that I really liked from one of my friends was where he rear-view mounted the camera on the top tube at the seat tube and then captured a rider trailing him. It gave a much better sense of what was going on. Try that perspective out next time you are filming. Nice to see you are still beating on the WFO

]]> http://mountain.bike198.com/video-chunky-raccoon-mountain-niner-w-f-o-9/#comment-17748 Doug Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:09:32 +0000 http://mountain.bike198.com/?p=4546#comment-17748 Helmet cams seem to suffer somewhat like lights on bikes. The depth perception gets a bit out of whack. Having ridden that section of trail it is hard to believe that it films so flat-like. One perspective that I really liked from one of my friends was where he rear-view mounted the camera on the top tube at the seat tube and then captured a rider trailing him. It gave a much better sense of what was going on. Try that perspective out next time you are filming. Nice to see you are still beating on the WFO Helmet cams seem to suffer somewhat like lights on bikes. The depth perception gets a bit out of whack. Having ridden that section of trail it is hard to believe that it films so flat-like. One perspective that I really liked from one of my friends was where he rear-view mounted the camera on the top tube at the seat tube and then captured a rider trailing him. It gave a much better sense of what was going on. Try that perspective out next time you are filming. Nice to see you are still beating on the WFO

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