Rallysport MAZDASPEED3 at Redline Time Attack (VIDEO)

151 · 2009 October 12th, 16:57

Thanks for checking it out!

I think it turned out decent considering Im new to this stuff and have no schooling or training in videography.

Rallysport MAZDASPEED3 at Redline Time Attack. on Vimeo

Canon HV30
Raynox 6600
Rode video mic
HDV 60i
Adobe Premiere Pro CS4

bluesoldier11 · 2009 October 12th, 22:53

Wow, good stuff man, you kept me interested...and for a guy with 15 tabs open right now that's an accomplishment lol. Good blend of music and imagery

K1N3T1C5 · 2009 October 13th, 10:12

Hey 151,

Not Bad...But I'm sorry I've seen better stuff from you!

But you know how to choose the right cars. If I couldn't get an evo, I would get an MS3!

Hahahaha, but yea, the opening shot made it epic, i think with a cinematic score you have at the beginning, try using fadeouts, to build up anticipation.

Let me know if I'm just talking out of my ass though.

BushHopper · 2009 October 14th, 00:11

get a vholdr 1080P for on car shots.

Video is nice quality, just to slow, not enough action for what the car can do.

make it more intense, but you need the vholdr and some suction cups. you need the 1080p cuz it can be interlaced with your camcorder hd video.

151 · 2009 October 14th, 16:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by BushHopper

get a vholdr 1080P for on car shots.

I have one...being that I have yet to make my self a tether for it I didnt feel like risking my camera.

Here's my HV30 on my mount...being that my camera is little heavy I ended up with some shaking. Top speed in this clip is 80mph.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/E...ear_681881.htm

151 · 2009 October 14th, 16:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by K1N3T1C5

Hey 151,

Not Bad...But I'm sorry I've seen better stuff from you!

But you know how to choose the right cars. If I couldn't get an evo, I would get an MS3!

Hahahaha, but yea, the opening shot made it epic, i think with a cinematic score you have at the beginning, try using fadeouts, to build up anticipation.

Let me know if I'm just talking out of my ass though.

Im learning as I go.

151 · 2009 October 14th, 16:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by bluesoldier11

Wow, good stuff man, you kept me interested...and for a guy with 15 tabs open right now that's an accomplishment lol. Good blend of music and imagery

Thanks!

2009 October 12th, 22:53	#2
bluesoldier11 Valued Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Virginia Posts: 83	Wow, good stuff man, you kept me interested...and for a guy with 15 tabs open right now that's an accomplishment lol. Good blend of music and imagery __________________ - Its somewhat of a love/hate relationship...

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2009 October 13th, 10:12	#3
K1N3T1C5 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Washington, D.C. Posts: 114	Hey 151, Not Bad...But I'm sorry I've seen better stuff from you! But you know how to choose the right cars. If I couldn't get an evo, I would get an MS3! Hahahaha, but yea, the opening shot made it epic, i think with a cinematic score you have at the beginning, try using fadeouts, to build up anticipation. Let me know if I'm just talking out of my ass though.

2009 October 14th, 00:11	#4
BushHopper Valued Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 92	get a vholdr 1080P for on car shots. Video is nice quality, just to slow, not enough action for what the car can do. make it more intense, but you need the vholdr and some suction cups. you need the 1080p cuz it can be interlaced with your camcorder hd video.

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