Posting "sped Up" Videos

[RealRider]

Depends on the reason you are doing it. If you want to show off a nice stretch of rode for example but its a bit long would be a great.

This. But if you have to - put some music over the top.

 

[kuhlka]

Works great for time-lapse CAR road trip videos with music to keep things entertaining. Otherwise, just watching sped-up video is boring and hard to focus on if the entire scene is flopping around like it is on a motorcycle.

IF you do it, use a suction cup mount or other rigid mount to lock the camera to the bike somewhere. Don't do it with a helmet mount.

 

[Runnin1ife]

Depends on the reason you are doing it. If you want to show off a nice stretch of rode for example but its a bit long would be a great.

Ya kinda like time laps. Not a bad idea.

 

[600rrmann]

I prefer cutting to the next part in the video instead of speeding it up if that's what you're asking.. I've actually not seen many videos if any that have parts sped up

 

[Lurch]

Dig in to my channel from Jan/Feb for a vid called 'to the manor cafe' there's sped up bits in that.

 

[Carmo]

I experimented with that in one of my latest videos (also slowing things down as well in another) to change things up. I won't be doing it in every video to avoid overusing it

 

[Mr AusAdventure]

Not for the whole video, but I see nothing wrong with it for short parts. I use the technique every now and then when I have so much footage or want to show a particular road in full, so I separate the audio and speed up the footage, keeping the audio the same.

 

[Mr fish]

I think its all been said ...my opinion is if it adds (in bits) then fine

 

[hungabustavlogs]

I wouldn't want to watch more than 10 seconds sped up really.
I appreciate it as a stylistic technique for music edits etc but it wears a bit thin when people just do it to get through footage faster imo.