[icpchad]

[media]http://youtu.be/klpg5Um-3Q0[/media]



(Sorry about the external link, I've yet to discover how to embed videos here ---- no matter what option I try.)

 

[elime]

Very nice! I like the rear view camera angle.



Maybe get two cameras -- one to the back and one to the front and show the movie simultaneously in a split screen. Just a thought.

 

[Rainman]

Here you go



[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klpg5Um-3Q0&feature=youtu.be[/media]

 

[Rainman]

Very nice! I like the rear view camera angle.



Maybe get two cameras -- one to the back and one to the front and show the movie simultaneously in a split screen. Just a thought.

Now that would be cool to have two. I like the perspective of the rear facing camera too.

 

[Gerry]

Looked like you had a great afternoon and your camera performs well. Getting an idea of grade in a video is tuff, but seeing the ravine getting further and further away certainly indicated a good long climb. I enjoyed the ride, thanks. Gerry

 

[icpchad]

Looked like you had a great afternoon and your camera performs well. Getting an idea of grade in a video is tuff, but seeing the ravine getting further and further away certainly indicated a good long climb. I enjoyed the ride, thanks. Gerry

- Thanks for watching and commenting ... it's always great to share a good ride.

 

[icpchad]

Very nice! I like the rear view camera angle.



Maybe get two cameras -- one to the back and one to the front and show the movie simultaneously in a split screen. Just a thought.

Now that I have two Kodak Playsports ... I can do the dueling views, not only split screen style but back and forth flipping between cams during any point in the ride.

 

[JBme63]

Thats awesome..Really good video man.. I cant wait to go over to the eastside soon!I usually ride up near Ephrata..I found a great area last year so I will post vids..