GummyBear wrote:Heres another way of doing it, looks brilliant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9-zZ7ARLxA
How did they film that? It looks as though he was doing the Artic man getting pulled along
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How did they film that? It looks as though he was doing the Artic man getting pulled along
Yeah i think it was something similar to a helmet cam, I'm not exactly sure how they mounted it but as pabs said either ski pole or wrist
EDIT: Just found out that they use a 5DMKII ( which is about a 3 lbs cam! ) , and mounted it to a skydiving helmet and held that, Genius !
Start wearing goggles and attach it to the goggle strap. Besides, everyone knows that goggles are better suited to all conditions than sunnies....
Glad you liked my effort Dave. It was really simple - held my poles in one hand and held the camera in my other hand facing forward and, as best I could, level as I attempted to ski the slalom course at a reasonably fast pace :wink:
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Started by Johnski96 in Ski Hardware 05-Feb-2010 - 47 Replies
Eljay
reply to 'Helmet Cam' posted Feb-2010
How did they film that? It looks as though he was doing the Artic man getting pulled along
Pablo Escobar
reply to 'Helmet Cam' posted Feb-2010
Holding the camera in his hand... probably mounted to something like a ski pole grip.
GummyBear
reply to 'Helmet Cam' posted Feb-2010
Pablo Escobar wrote:Holding the camera in his hand... probably mounted to something like a ski pole grip.
Yeah i think it was something similar to a helmet cam, I'm not exactly sure how they mounted it but as pabs said either ski pole or wrist
EDIT: Just found out that they use a 5DMKII ( which is about a 3 lbs cam! ) , and mounted it to a skydiving helmet and held that, Genius !
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Eljay
reply to 'Helmet Cam' posted Feb-2010
Wow....that's impressive :shock:
Dave Mac
reply to 'Helmet Cam' posted Feb-2010
Well, I have managed to get hold of an Aldi helmet cam, £49. (Same price as my new Volkls!) It is manufactured by Oregon Scientific, so is a good make. Hopefully, it will do the job.
Now, how do I attach it to a woolly hat.........
Now, how do I attach it to a woolly hat.........
Pablo Escobar
reply to 'Helmet Cam' posted Feb-2010
Dave Mac wrote:Well, I have managed to get hold of an Aldi helmet cam, £49. (Same price as my new Volkls!) It is manufactured by Oregon Scientific, so is a good make. Hopefully, it will do the job.
Now, how do I attach it to a woolly hat.........
Start wearing goggles and attach it to the goggle strap. Besides, everyone knows that goggles are better suited to all conditions than sunnies....
Dave Mac
reply to 'Helmet Cam' posted Feb-2010
I never wear googles, I always feel restricted with them. I could wear the goggles back to front over the woolly, if that will work. If all else fails, I could wear the helmet, it is still in it's box, in N.
Just heard yesterday, that a gliding friend of my New Zealand ski buddy, will be joining us in N. And that ~ he is a world famous mountain film producer. I await confirmation of that. If that does happen, I will be removing my £49 price tag! - )
Just heard yesterday, that a gliding friend of my New Zealand ski buddy, will be joining us in N. And that ~ he is a world famous mountain film producer. I await confirmation of that. If that does happen, I will be removing my £49 price tag! - )
Wanderer
reply to 'Helmet Cam' posted Feb-2010
Its not a patch on the other powder one - wow, I would so love to be able to ski like that :xDave Mac wrote:Wanderer wrote:I did this one with a standard digital camera using the video facility.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNlVFBdrpWs
That's it Wanderer, that's what I want to do. How did you hold the digi camera?
Glad you liked my effort Dave. It was really simple - held my poles in one hand and held the camera in my other hand facing forward and, as best I could, level as I attempted to ski the slalom course at a reasonably fast pace :wink:
Topic last updated on 16-February-2010 at 16:08