| Author | Message | ||
     Danger_dave |
I thought some of you might also be interested in this little rig I made for shooting video and stills simultaneously. You can buy flash extenders and dummy shoes at the camera shop. Then I fashioned a bit of flat steel to suit the slot and, well the video isn't as good as a dedicated shoot, but for a one-man band it works OK if the main brief is good quality stills.   | ||
| Xl1200r |
I love how you can hear the shutter snap open on the video. Neat idea! | ||
| Patches |
Love that old Iron. Don't look like they are showing any mercy out on the track knowing how hard it is to source parts for them vintage bikes. | ||
| Ourdee |
It's vlassic pickles. That's what you're hearing. | ||
| Danger_dave |
There is a lot of 'Burt Munro' in these blokes. If they can't source what they need - they make it. Even cranks. They get along too. We've just had the Hampton Downs - a world class track - opening near Auckland. I was pinning a GSX-R600 around it at the opening day, thinking I was doing pretty good pace-wise, when Andrew Stroud, the national champion and occasional SBK rider, blew me away on a 50 year old Macintosh Norton. | ||
| Hex |
Very cool! Never seen that before, and I've seen a lot of photo gear. Nice job. |
