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Sam Dale, DH Mountain Biker, showing off his Drift HD170 Stealth from Action Cameras.
Location: Round 1 of the British Downhill Series 2011, Nant Gwrtheyrn
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The rubber bands hold the camera tightly into place like this. However, I'd look at some video to see if there was any jello effect noted. Velcro could be substituted for the rubber bands, but velcro has a tendency to allow for some movement and cause some jello in video. This is just a practice piece and I'll narrow down what works best for different applications or cameras at a later time. An 808 key chain camera may work better or worse than the Mobius for this mount application.
Just rubber banded into place on this mount. The nail was not inserted to the inside holes. I was thinking I could easily epoxy the nail in place on the towers that are beneath this mount and then clip the ends off to the length I want. I could easily push the nails into place on the foam and use a bit of epoxy to hold the mount securely there. Just one of many options though. Nails could easily be replaced with small, thin screws.
Laura has been waiting for some trees and shrubs to be ready for pickup at a nursery in Salmo. So after what seemed like weeks of rain there was finally a sunny day and I decided to take my bike for a little rip out in Nelson after picking up Laura’s order. Decided to ride something new and went to check out Paper Bag. They weren’t kidding about it being more of a XC trail for the first 50% but when I came across that insane slab I posted yesterday it made it all worth all those punchy climbs. Overall a fun trail but definitely a XC trail for the first half, after that all downhill.
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i decided to attach my sony action camera to my head and take my bike to work. this is the picture i took just after i left.
My legs were pretty toast after that first loop and I wasn't looking forward to the climb back up the FSR if I would go for round two. But since I don't have trails in my hometown I gotta make the most out of every mountain biking outing and so I went anyway. First I rode the upper section of Whiskey on the Rocks and then swung over to do Cherry Poppins.
Pretty rowdy trail with lots of technical stuff, rock slabs, huck to flats, drops and some skinny jumps.
Just as I finished the trail I could feel my left quad seizing up. It was a pretty miserable climb back up to the truck but I was a happy camper regardless.
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Me during the spring event of unlocking the Vltava river, Czech Republic.
A video here: youtu.be/RrYcXmOeJnU
GoPro video test. No color correction added to video.
Helmet mounted GoPro shows Andy dumping 4Wheeler.
Quoting from the in-gallery Scavenger Hunt for the permanent exhibit's "collecting A~Z,"
'W' is for Watches & Clocks.Oh hickory, dickory, dock! Probably the biggest clock you’ve ever seen isn’t even in the display case. It’s right behind you! What building did it first live in?
❍ the old police station
❍ the telephone company
❍ Park Congregational Church
❍ old City Hall
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Cultural Studies experts have written books about the significance of mechanical devices to measure the passage of time, first installed for public view (clock towers) and later portable and miniaturized. For many generations this type of jewelry or accessory for grown-ups signaled one's status: designers, makers, sellers, repair services all supported the world of pocket- and later wrist- watches. Toward the end of watch culture, cheap and stylish watches were priced for children and multiple copies to be owned by one person; rather than to repair one, some people simply would buy another. Plastic, colorful watches emerged to be antithesis of exclusive and pricey ones. Not long after this pop-cuture wave of watches the first personal cellphones began to emerge and as ever more people carried these, the need for wristwatches faded. In 2020 a minority of grown-ups and even fewer children seem to wear a timepiece. And many people born after 1980 are dependent on reading digital time displays, since the analogy expression of hours (the short hand) and minutes (the long hand) on a clock dial baffles many people from these generations.
For a person born in the 20th and maybe much of the 19th centuries where clocks and watches filled people's awareness, telling time and respecting deadlines and punching a time clock for hourly pay and "not being late" seem as natural as walking or talking. But for the generations before that, and for societies less dependent on synchronizing its members, the seeming obsession with numbering the hours and minutes and seconds probably is confusing and ludicrous.
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The dads got an opportunity to design and race Pinewood Derby cars after their sons, the Cub Scouts, finished their competition. I designed this car which had a Contour sports camera attached. I'll upload a video with some of the footage captured later. This image was green screened out with the party background. The picture was taken with a Canon 6D.
Comparison and discussion of some of the various GoPro action/adventure camera mounting options I use on a regular basis
Video Here: youtu.be/mHYA_Bgo9HQ
Comparison and discussion of some of the various GoPro action/adventure camera mounting options I use on a regular basis Video Here: youtu.be/mHYA_Bgo9HQ