A mountain biking film : Lee Quarry
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Excellent vid, the DSLR did an awesome job of that.
How did you get the tracking shots so smooth?0 -
stumpyjon wrote:bigbenj_08 wrote:sheepsteeth wrote:tip top video that, really enjoyed it, looks an ace place to visit, could you make a day of it?
think its short, but you can session it all day long!
Include Cragg Quarry as well and you're already talking about three hours riding time. Spend more time sessioning stuff, couple of extra laps of Cragg Quarry and you're easily up to a days riding. Better still fit in a pub lunch at the Buck Inn in Cowpe, come down the descent on the Mary Townley Loop which is ace, lunch then climb back up on the road for more fun.
sounds like a contender for another forum meet perhaps.0 -
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Me too, only 10 minutes from my front door HeeheeIt's easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission.
I've bought a new bike....ouch - result
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I'd show aswell, since it's only about 30mins from me en voiture, and it is a great place... not been to cragg quarry yet either, and that looks decent too judging by that vid of Oxley and Sorrel there.Now that we are strong ought to bear the infirmities of the weak and not to please ourselves. ROMANS 15:10
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I'd be up for that too, only so no one else had to ride at the back and have their male ego crushed
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Brilliant vid, looks like some great riding to be had there 2010 Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Expert Carbon
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Excellent video, loved the quality.
Really shows some of Lee`s best bits.
I`ll be back there in a few weeks - hopefullyYou only get one shot .........so make it a double !
Santa Cruz Heckler 650b
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Sweet, its on the Ragley website 0
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awesome, some bits look better than pro videos i've seen, your other half is definetly a great filmer (if that's what there called? :? ) and good riding too. is it me or is your frame massive though?0
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What is an "Uzzer"0
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JamesBrckmn wrote:. is it me or is your frame massive though?
I think it's you, look how far up the seat is on the climb at 2 mins.
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Great video!0
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i might be going in a month or two. give us a shout when your going. although you don't have to as it might be weird riding with a 14 year oldCat With No Tail wrote:Hell to the yeah!
Great video, nice bike too man.
Lee Quarry for my next trip to England I think. 0 -
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jay12 wrote:nice vid. what camera are you using out of interest?
I think it was the GH1?0 -
Enjoyed that, cheers. I also like the DSLR aesthetic for films and since you chose a song I like too I couldn't not enjoy the clip.
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Thanks for all the positive comments.
The camera's a Panasonic Lumix GH1 as was suggested.
To get the tracking shots there a great little product called a glidetrack, essentially a metal bar with a mounting plate that slides back and forth. The missus is a super film-maker...keep an eye out as there's more stuff coming!
As for the frame I'm undecided as to wether I have one too large, apparently they have long top tubes so I should have been fine with an 18 but it just felt too short so went for the 20 but as you point out it now looks monster. Oh well, still rides sweet so no complaints here.
Oh and thanks again, see you at Lee quarry.0 -
Where is Lee quarry?
It's not really South, is it?
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Cheers for the 'glidetrack'.
anyone doing it on Sunday?0
