Out for a Drive
by Crossed-up
A Sunday drive in the Crossfire.
Uploaded15/09/2011 - 21:56
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Posted 16/09/2011 - 03:41
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Thats really good. You had better tell us all how you did it or there will be a lot of accidents with people hanging onto the trunk with one hand and holding a camera in the other!
Posted 16/09/2011 - 10:09
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Super dynamic shot, almost feel as if I am moving with the car, well taken
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Posted 16/09/2011 - 10:21
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Thanks for the comments. The shot was taken using a multi-arm camera mount to locate the camera near the corner of the front bumper facing backward. I fired the camera with a home-made remote switch that plugs into the remote jack on the camera (*istDL2). I really want to use this mount more but track officials have mostly banned their use, due to people using 'cheapo' single point versions that fall off. Mine is a proper triple mount type with Manfrotto suction pads and clamps that many TV production companies use, so more than up to the job. I have used it for interior shots too.
Here's a link to shot of it on the side of my Jeep with my A3 mounted (poor quality scan, and bent rods are due to the fisheye!)
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Here's a link to shot of it on the side of my Jeep with my A3 mounted (poor quality scan, and bent rods are due to the fisheye!)
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