I told Rich I was going to post this today jokingly, but then I thought about it, and felt you guys might enjoy watching the personal Crazy side of ActiveBrad. Here's what happens at the Andersohn home on the last day of Summer, just before my kids all go back to school. This is the first video that I can honestly say would have been impossible to use a tripod. Seriously. I'm lucky I still have my flip video camera and that it's still all in one piece. :-O
Brad that brings a good question up...does the flip camera have a wrist strap? Also, I have come to the conclusion, they are much better when viewed in full screen mode :)
Not being a roller-coaster fan, this kind of had my stomach doing a flip or two! LOL I only have one question .... how the heck did you keep those sunglasses on?
Hey all, this week has been like riding one of these in real life! haha! Thanks for the comments, this was fun, and the day with the boys was the best. Might be the last time I do that again.... the rollercoaster and video that is. :-)
The Flip Video does have a strap, I'm surprised it didn't break on these coasters. lol~ The sunglasses on the other hand do not. Not quite sure how those stayed on my head.. :-)
nice video, the resolution was great on the main video what were you using and what is the resolution on it.
the kids were great... still don't know why the camera wasn't still... if you just stand in one spot and get everything else to move... or something like that.
Ross - I was using a Flip Video, the res is 640x480. The video was edited using windows movie maker and then uploaded to AR video for final editing, hosting and production. The more you do with video, the easier it gets after time. This was just something fun, and was a spur of the moment idea. :-)
Gary - (or Richard) hahaha, that's funny. The camera was still, can't figure out why everything was shaking so badly!! lol!~ The kids are the GREATEST!! :-))
Brad,
You're right...a tripod would have been worthless, but a head mount might have come in handy...!!! Thanks, Fran
Fran - I am trying to create a Flip Video Accessory that will allow users the "Hands Free" capability. I'm thinking a custom made vest or shoulder harness. Not too many want to mess up their hair to wear the helmet cam. When I invent this puppy, it will be my claim to fame. It's not an easy creation, but I am working on something as we speak type. :-))
That was me above, the network is a bit glitchy this morning, keeps bootin me and and making me login again. Just wanted you to know who was being the smart allec above. Thanks John :-)
That was an awesome video Brad. I can't believe that I missed this when you published it in August.
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