J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by andyhull

8 and counting. Getting excited now!

I always use 7dayshop for all memory cards, batteries etc.
http://www.7dayshop.com/memory-cards-and-usb-flash-drives-1?cat=17

I've used them for years, first for all my photographic supplies when I used film, now for this sort of thing.

Tony_H wrote:Ive been told not to take my ipad to store go pro files, but to take my pc netbook and use imovie on my imac when i get back to edit.

Does that sound right?

The files will fill up your iPad quite quickly.

I've been using iMovie on my iPad, really easy to use.
You can download GoPro's video editor from their website, though it won't run on my ancient PC so can't tell you how good it is.

Very easy to use, lots of fun. Use the highest frame rate if you want to show I slow motion playback.
Think about where the light is, you can get some great results following your shadow, or spraying snow with the sun shining through it.
We're working on a sequence where the camera is passed from person to person in a sort of relay. It will end up being the opening sequence to introduce everyone. It will probably produce the most out takes too!

Tempting for next season.....

What is the legal definition of ski guiding in the context of this law? Because I suspect when they used the word it was intended to mean off piste guiding and not showing people around using blues and reds.

Does anyone know how many accidents have been caused by ski hosts? I'm assuming there are loads of examples seeing that they have felt the need to ban hosting on safety grounds.

Wanderer wrote:... the joys of travelling in a quiet week. Looks like a lovely run!

It's one of my favourite pistes anywhere.