MotoJedeye
Wannabie Member
Hardest for me is.. my habit of saying ummmm ...ummmm...hmmmm
MotoJedeye
Wannabie Member
BTW nice vlog
JamesBrown
TheBrownsWorld
hardest time for me is finding roads to ride on where i have not recorded yet. also trying to plan rides with people. seems like something always happens where it does not work out. i just want to ride lol
Andrew
Wannabie Member
Yep, I know what you mean there, I have to make a decent effort to get out and vlog, I work for most of the day then there's usually only 1/2 hour of sunlight left before its dark and my go pro hero 2 is not the greatest lowlight camera haha I find myself more often then not strapping on the camera then taking there long way home just to get a vlog in!
Andrew
Wannabie Member
Jeepers I have a terrible habit of this too! The amount of YEAH'S and UMMS I have to edit out is crazy, When I listen back to the raw footage I'm always face palming! lol
Andrew
Wannabie Member
Yeah, When I first got my licence I was hassling everyone out to come ride, Ya get used to it after a while lol
chaosnaut
one who travels through utter confusion
I find the hardest thing is to make it through the editing.
I try and record even when I am not motovlogging, just in case something interesting happens. Now I am swamped in video from every ride. I don't have the time to go through it all and find the highlights.
I wish I had a timestamp button on my handlebars. Then I could record all the time but mark highlights of things I want to go back and check.
I try and record even when I am not motovlogging, just in case something interesting happens. Now I am swamped in video from every ride. I don't have the time to go through it all and find the highlights.
I wish I had a timestamp button on my handlebars. Then I could record all the time but mark highlights of things I want to go back and check.
Andrew
Wannabie Member
Timestamp would be handy! I did that for a while but ran into the same problems plus it was chewing up my hdd space like nothing haha I think I have found a happy medium now!
TwistedB
Wannabie Member
Yeah I also record everywhere I ride, primarily for security incase someone cuts me off, or crashes into me and tries to blame it on me...
A really handy tip is, if you catch anything interesting while recording... honk your horn a few times, or actually yell "BEEP BEEP BEEP"!
You can then easily, in your video editing software see the three honks in the audio level as the massive "spikes" hence you know where the interesting thing happened!
This is just a totally random thing pinched off the net, but you catch my drift! The spikes in audio = interesting stuff
TwistedB
Wannabie Member
And as for the HDD space... I just delete my footage every 2 weeks. If I've not used it in a video within two weeks, it's not worth having.
Andrew
Wannabie Member
Yup, I say "YEAH" to much, I even started making fun of myself for it in a few vids!
Andrew
Wannabie Member
Great Tip! I acctuly do this to see where I start talking in the vid as the wav form changes, Didnt think about it for a marker for long takes! Nice touch!Yeah I also record everywhere I ride, primarily for security incase someone cuts me off, or crashes into me and tries to blame it on me...
A really handy tip is, if you catch anything interesting while recording... honk your horn a few times, or actually yell "BEEP BEEP BEEP"!
You can then easily, in your video editing software see the three honks in the audio level as the massive "spikes" hence you know where the interesting thing happened!
This is just a totally random thing pinched off the net, but you catch my drift! The spikes in audio = interesting stuff
I can't do that, I have every single photo, Video, art ect I have ever taken on hdd somewhere, I have been a photographer since 07 too haha
Sooo many hard drives!
I'm Upgrading to a 20tb nas very soon!
captf
Wannabie Member
Similar to what I do, but without the "beep beep" bit.Yeah I also record everywhere I ride, primarily for security incase someone cuts me off, or crashes into me and tries to blame it on me...
A really handy tip is, if you catch anything interesting while recording... honk your horn a few times, or actually yell "BEEP BEEP BEEP"!
You can then easily, in your video editing software see the three honks in the audio level as the massive "spikes" hence you know where the interesting thing happened!
This is just a totally random thing pinched off the net, but you catch my drift! The spikes in audio = interesting stuff
Mainly, I just drop the clip into Movie Studio and visually scan for - to me - tell tale wave forms of speech. Because normally I'll have commented about what I've just seen.
Which reminds me, I need to figure out how to zoom in with movie studio...
captf
Wannabie Member
I know those feels... especially when shooting in RAW, and I used to use photoshop to edit.
TwistedB
Wannabie Member
Yeah I don't format the drive. I just have a folder specifically for my motorcycle footage that I wipe every couple of weeks. Ps, I used to be right into my photography as well! Here's a couple of old pics
Andrew
Wannabie Member
Really Nice Photo's Man! Yeah I know what your saying but I Always keep the originals, just habit I guess!Yeah I don't format the drive. I just have a folder specifically for my motorcycle footage that I wipe every couple of weeks. Ps, I used to be right into my photography as well! Here's a couple of old pics
