When taking video on the piste I try and hold the camera at waist height with the view finder facing up, it allows me to ski quicker so you can get up and past your subject for a different angle :oops: :oops:
Youtube skiing favorites?
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Started by ClipperJon in Ski Chatter 23-Nov-2009 - 64 Replies
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Youtube skiing favorites?' posted Nov-2009
Snowb4ndit
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Ian Wickham wrote:When taking video on the piste I try and hold the camera at waist height with the view finder facing up, it allows me to ski quicker so you can get up and past your subject for a different angle :oops: :oops:
Can we see some of your videos then please? :D
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Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Youtube skiing favorites?' posted Nov-2009
Tony, they are great vidoes...I am as sick as a parrot I'm not going to get to ski with you.
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Youtube skiing favorites?' posted Nov-2009
snowb4ndit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:When taking video on the piste I try and hold the camera at waist height with the view finder facing up, it allows me to ski quicker so you can get up and past your subject for a different angle :oops: :oops:
Can we see some of your videos then please? :D
I have put various links to my web site on my return from hols on the forum, I think the last one was Adelboden 2009 and previous to that was LGb 2009, I was not being a smart Ar*se but I have been involved with video taking and editing for many years even carrying my Dad's gear on holidays when I was young and I have just learnt by trail and error different technique, only trying to offer some advice :( :(
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Youtube skiing favorites?' posted Nov-2009
Ian Wickham wrote:snowb4ndit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:When taking video on the piste I try and hold the camera at waist height with the view finder facing up, it allows me to ski quicker so you can get up and past your subject for a different angle :oops: :oops:
Can we see some of your videos then please? :D
I have put various links to my web site on my return from hols on the forum, I think the last one was Adelboden 2009 and previous to that was LGb 2009, I was not being a smart Ar*se but I have been involved with video taking and editing for many years even carrying my Dad's gear on holidays when I was young and I have just learnt by trail and error different technique, only trying to offer some advice :( :(
Who were you trailing? :mrgreen:
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Youtube skiing favorites?' posted Nov-2009
snowb4ndit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:snowb4ndit wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:When taking video on the piste I try and hold the camera at waist height with the view finder facing up, it allows me to ski quicker so you can get up and past your subject for a different angle :oops: :oops:
Can we see some of your videos then please? :D
I have put various links to my web site on my return from hols on the forum, I think the last one was Adelboden 2009 and previous to that was LGb 2009, I was not being a smart Ar*se but I have been involved with video taking and editing for many years even carrying my Dad's gear on holidays when I was young and I have just learnt by trail and error different technique, only trying to offer some advice :( :(
Who were you trailing? :mrgreen:
:mrgreen: Because you can hold the Camera low and your stance is lower you can gain more speed for some cross over shots, I normally don't get on my video's it is full of shots of Mrs and Little W :D
Mike3000
reply to 'Youtube skiing favorites?' posted Nov-2009
Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Youtube skiing favorites?' posted Nov-2009
They're a bit young to be drunk aren't they? :lol: :wink:
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)
Topic last updated on 30-November-2009 at 13:58