Both Rich and I have vids on our comps, but I think neither knows how to edit out licence plates, plus the videos are giant. It's 1.5 gigs for maybe 20 min of footage, if even.

 

someone email me the videos! all of em! lol..thats pretty big tho..might have to just save it to a cd and get it next meet or something

 

i've pulled all the videos and have gone through them a few times before passing out last nite. there's only one or two that are worth posting, the rest are kinda garbage (me and james didn't do that great of a job taping).

i also did a test upload onto you tube and the format that the camera saves the vids under (.mod) goes online with no problems. the only problem now is editing the vids. microsoft movie maker can't recognize the file format and the only program that can is something like adobe premiere.

 

I like the vid of the Audi That has to go on!

 

this is what dedication looks like:



and teaser pic for now, kinda lazy with the pics lol.

 

 

teaser video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0q_1Dfz7po

for those who were there, the original audio was slightly more funny

 

Like my friend Paris Hilton says "Thats hot!!"

 

yeah, it's too bad there's a red z in the middle sticking out like a sore thumb

 

thug life!

 

OUCH! I say it adds a splash of colour to the otherwise grey, black, white scenery. All we need now are the other colours.

 

we could always re-do the shot with us standing in front of our z's in a gay thug stance

 

west syyyyyyyyyyyyade!

 

Do it! We can be Icy Hot Stuntaz!

 

That teaser video was great. Well done

 

^^ i would make a full video, but the format of the source vids are giving me a lot of trouble. i need adobe premiere to get things up and running b'cuz microsoft movie maker is too basic for high def. vid formatting.

 

Oh yea, I was looking at the camera some more, and I don't think it's hi-def like I originally said. I saw no mention of it anywhere in the manual, or on the box, so it's prolly just a regular camcorder, but hard drive based.

 

yeah, it's not high def, but the quality is good enough for what we need. i think next time we do rolling shots, we'll put it on a tripod in cabin and i'll tell my buddy not to zoom in and out so much.

 

a couple more: