Bloke
Wannabie Member
Not a motovlogger as per se, but was interested at one time hence my membership here, so hello all 
So about a year ago I went on a 1000 mile 4 dayer around the south-west(ish) of England
Wales - Portsmouth - Teignmouth - Lands End - Bude - Taunton - To Warwick - To Oxford and back home into Wales.
Pretty epic riding time and some amazing roads, a lot of boring not so great roads too mind but generally cracking roads as we planned it in advanced based on Ride magazine route recommendations.
So I had a Contour Roam 3 strapped to my helmet and for 3 of the 4 days I managed to record 7 to 8 hours footage every day and for 1 day recorded a timelapse for 7 hours.
My problem is for the last year its been sat on my NAS, with no action, the lads I did it with are eager to see the footage but having tried watching through it I've found myself falling asleep after an hour of staring at the road ahead from my helmet view. It's obvious I need a better way of working.
If I had a drift camera the tagging function would probably be useful but I didn't have that luxury at the time so have to manually sift through footage.
What and how do you lot who regularly edit motorcycle footage use to edit your clips? How do you approach filming a large trip anyway? and how do you approach editing it all into usable footage?
I assume there is some sort of software that will allow you to blitz through a timeline looking for interesting bits or some other way that beats sitting through 24-28 hours of footage writing down timestamps.
I'm heading to Spain and France in October this year for a 10 day blast and now have an additional camera along with a manfrotto magic arm for changing camera angles of shots (hopefully can get something other than a straight ahead look) and would love to have something in place for when I do head off so I can produce something worthy of sharing with family and friends.
Sitting through 10 days of footage without having a workflow in place I fear it will basically ends up just collecting digital dust on my NAS once again.
Open to ideas and if any of you have produced videos already on how you deal with the nause of editing, please do share
So about a year ago I went on a 1000 mile 4 dayer around the south-west(ish) of England
Wales - Portsmouth - Teignmouth - Lands End - Bude - Taunton - To Warwick - To Oxford and back home into Wales.
Pretty epic riding time and some amazing roads, a lot of boring not so great roads too mind but generally cracking roads as we planned it in advanced based on Ride magazine route recommendations.
So I had a Contour Roam 3 strapped to my helmet and for 3 of the 4 days I managed to record 7 to 8 hours footage every day and for 1 day recorded a timelapse for 7 hours.
My problem is for the last year its been sat on my NAS, with no action, the lads I did it with are eager to see the footage but having tried watching through it I've found myself falling asleep after an hour of staring at the road ahead from my helmet view. It's obvious I need a better way of working.
If I had a drift camera the tagging function would probably be useful but I didn't have that luxury at the time so have to manually sift through footage.
What and how do you lot who regularly edit motorcycle footage use to edit your clips? How do you approach filming a large trip anyway? and how do you approach editing it all into usable footage?
I assume there is some sort of software that will allow you to blitz through a timeline looking for interesting bits or some other way that beats sitting through 24-28 hours of footage writing down timestamps.
I'm heading to Spain and France in October this year for a 10 day blast and now have an additional camera along with a manfrotto magic arm for changing camera angles of shots (hopefully can get something other than a straight ahead look) and would love to have something in place for when I do head off so I can produce something worthy of sharing with family and friends.
Sitting through 10 days of footage without having a workflow in place I fear it will basically ends up just collecting digital dust on my NAS once again.
Open to ideas and if any of you have produced videos already on how you deal with the nause of editing, please do share