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Ralph Roberts August 17th, 2008 02:33 PM

My V1 goes for a nice ride EVERY week!
 
60-second promo for my weekly show "Rapid Ralph Runs the Roads" (local channel 20 in Asheville, NC "the Land of the Sky") ... shot with my V1 mounted on a tripod between the seats. Works super well and I've done 40 one-hour shows with this setup already. People love 'em.

enjoy,

60-second promo for "Rapid Ralph Runs the Roads"

--Ralph

Leslie Wand August 17th, 2008 05:30 PM

cute....

seems remarkably smooth - unless you have great roads out there!

are you shooting with steady on?

regular lens or is there a w/a on it?

leslie

Ralph Roberts August 17th, 2008 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leslie Wand (Post 921434)
cute....

seems remarkably smooth - unless you have great roads out there!

are you shooting with steady on?

regular lens or is there a w/a on it?

leslie

Thanks, Leslie ... no, we have a good deal less than great roads back up here in the mountains of Western North Carolina and even worse when I'm off-road as I often go. ... The V1 is does have steadyshot on but I also use ProDad's Mercalli software (see proDAD - Mercalli -- Video Stabilizer) in post to smooth out the ride so that my viewership does not get car sick. ;-)

--Ralph

Stephan Stryhanyn August 19th, 2008 01:27 AM

Nice tip...

With that software in mind, what shutter speed do you use when shooting from a car?

Marcus Marchesseault August 19th, 2008 02:48 AM

I always notice the great rich color immediately when I watch V1 clips. Like Leslie said, cute promo and the video is smooooth... In fact, it is so smooth that you don't seem so rapid, Ralph.

Ralph Roberts August 19th, 2008 04:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Stephan Stryhanyn (Post 921884)
Nice tip...

With that software in mind, what shutter speed do you use when shooting from a car?

mostly just the regular 60, although I have been experimenting with 125 and 250... shooting waterfalls for my other series, "Waterfalls of the Southern Highlands" I almost always use 250 now because it seems to smooth out the water better but still experimenting on that.

Ralph Roberts August 19th, 2008 04:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Marcus Marchesseault (Post 921900)
I always notice the great rich color immediately when I watch V1 clips. Like Leslie said, cute promo and the video is smooooth... In fact, it is so smooth that you don't seem so rapid, Ralph.

I am deceptively fast, Marcus. ;-)

K.C. Luke August 19th, 2008 05:47 PM

Yes also using 1 of those ProDad's Mercalli product. Great program.


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