My Angeles Crest Highway Video

[corpse_grinder0]

friend had a vid camera mounted to his bike and followed me up the famous angeles crest highway. In order to stay in the shot I had to ride slower than I usually do, but I still have some good drags in there somewhere. I Just ordered a mount of my own, so I just need to find a camera and ill be making my own videos in no time.

beware this video is currently unedited... an edited version that will be put to music, and have all the boring stuck behind car shit will be out soon I hope. for now this is what you have to deal with. note- first 2-3 minutes are boring.

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[Z3uS]

Nice video mate
Your R6 is very cool!

Whats the bike doing the footage?

[corpse_grinder0]

Originally Posted by Z3uS Nice video mate Your R6 is very cool! Whats the bike doing the footage?

kawasaki zx-6rr

Originally Posted by dani_d_mas Wow man - very nice video Thanks!! can't wait for your 'own' ones... ... as for the road, it looks quite entertaining - too bad there so much traffic :bah:

yeah its our own fault for going that late in the afternoon.

[Minacious]

I haven't watched it yet, but there is one thing I do want to say. When you edit it, don't add music. Let the bikes be the music, unless the mic was hammered by wind noise. I hate when you have beautiful sounding machines in vids and they are covered with god awful music.

[Banchi105]

I make a good bit of highlight videos. Actually in fact its what I'm currently doing for a living. At any rate I would recomend doing a cool little opener set to music ~maybe 15 seconds of a collage(sp?) of shots w/ special fx. Followed by the actual video pieces you want to use with no music. Then to close it take about 60 seconds of the best shots timed to coincide with music using sfx as needed. Gives you the best of both!

[corpse_grinder0]

im gonna leave all of the video editing to my buddy with the camera. I use to do some editing but when my harddrive crashed I lost all my software and dont feel like digging that stuff back up, not to mention its his camera, and its too much of a pain to send the raw footage.


If my mount comes in the mail by saturday ill try and talk him into letting me borrow his camera.