Cherry Blossom (Ride-A-Lot), your perfect trail

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On Sep 7, 8:30 pm, Ride-A-Lot wrote:
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On Sep 6, 5:31 pm, Ride-A-Lot wrote:
LIBERATOR wrote:
Cherry Blossom (Ride-A-Lot), I saw this on the front page of RMN, it
was focused on getting girls into MTBing. It's the perfect trail for
you Cherry Blossom...
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Trail Description: I'm excited about Centennial Cone because it fills
Not only are you a wacko, you are also very forgetful. TAKE YOUR LITHIUM!
http://www.schnauzers.ws/cone.wmv
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That trail looks like a lot of fun. Flowing, fast, decent views...
maybe I went soft since I did in that knee?
Also, killer video quality. I can almost never watch ride videos
because of the constant jostling of the helmet/camera and the poor
resolution. Props.
Props go to Pete for telling me how it's done.

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Was this on here, privately, or neither? Not that I have helmet cam,
but I'm curious, and I may end up with one eventually if I come across
the right deal.


It was private, but I don't think it's a big secret or anything. The
key is some settings and steps within Premiere and keeping your
shoulders still (which I do not do very often).

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Ride-A-Lot wrote:

It was private, but I don't think it's a big secret or anything. The
key is some settings and steps within Premiere and keeping your
shoulders still (which I do not do very often).


Still shoulders are not the key. The key is to focus on
keeping the shooting platform (your head) still by absorbing
trail shock with your arms and legs and anticipating terrain
and picking as smooth a line as possible.

If you want better sound quality change the audio settings
from 48 kbps to 96 kbps. Your soundtrack sounds tinny and
bright due to the low bit rate.

pete fagerlin wrote:
Ride-A-Lot wrote:

It was private, but I don't think it's a big secret or anything. The
key is some settings and steps within Premiere and keeping your
shoulders still (which I do not do very often).


Still shoulders are not the key. The key is to focus on keeping the
shooting platform (your head) still by absorbing trail shock with your
arms and legs and anticipating terrain and picking as smooth a line as
possible.

If you want better sound quality change the audio settings from 48 kbps
to 96 kbps. Your soundtrack sounds tinny and bright due to the low bit
rate.

Thanks, Pete. I haven't shot anything in a while, but I'll give it a
try next time. Also, have you seen the new camera from Viosport with
the mpeg recorder? Any comments or stay clear?

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On Sep 10, 11:54 am, pete fagerlin wrote:
Ride-A-Lot wrote:
It was private, but I don't think it's a big secret or anything. The
key is some settings and steps within Premiere and keeping your
shoulders still (which I do not do very often).

Still shoulders are not the key. The key is to focus on
keeping the shooting platform (your head) still by absorbing
trail shock with your arms and legs and anticipating terrain
and picking as smooth a line as possible.

If you want better sound quality change the audio settings
from 48 kbps to 96 kbps. Your soundtrack sounds tinny and
bright due to the low bit rate.

Hey what settings would you set on a compact, Sony CyberShot DSC W55?
I'm going to have the camera mounted on my chest, solar plexis level.