Date: October 17th, 2010 Starting Location: Hudson, Wisconsin, Exit #2 on I-94 Destination: Fountain City, Wisconsin, along the Eastern bank of the Mississippi River Elmer's Auto and Toy Museum (no video or photo footage allowed inside the buildings)
Distance: 98 miles via back roads and river highways Trip Highlights: The gorgeous view from Elmer's, looking down on the river valley The Dodge Viper club parked on the side of the road as we shot past them The BMW Z4 driving down the road with the front end destroyed (looked like it hit a deer) Motorcycle w/wife trying to get themselves killed....
The video is a time lapse, 14 minutes and change, I JUST uploaded it, so it may not be available yet. Video was filmed with a standard definition widescreen camcorder at max settings, so video quality may be a bit "blah" due to the time lapse compression.
Please let me know what you think...
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Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
I think thats pretty nice. I am involved with video editing and I know the time involved with recording/editing! Nice job. How much footage did you actually have? 14 minutes on time lapse... You musta had a ton of recorded time.
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snowblindburd Member
Posts: 535 From: Pardeeville, WI Registered: Jun 2006
I think thats pretty nice. I am involved with video editing and I know the time involved with recording/editing! Nice job. How much footage did you actually have? 14 minutes on time lapse... You musta had a ton of recorded time.
I had over two hours of recorded video just for the run, not counting anything prior or after the actual run. I tried to shorten the length of the video, but then the time lapse became difficult to follow, and got jumpy, which caused headaches for me.
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Hulki U. My-BFF Member
Posts: 5949 From: Back home in East Berlin, PA Registered: Apr 2008
Negative. I have one, it is not installed, sadly. Takes up a LOT of room... I want to build a car PC using MiniITX and a smaller flat panel than the one I have currently.
How bizarre, I was just watching our local PBS station’s “Almanac” program. I stepped away for a minute and when I came back they were playing Chris’s time lapse video. More recognition for our little cars. Way to go Chris.
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Synthesis Member
Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
Hey, Would I kid you? They came back from a break with it around the 25 minute mark. Don't know what was said or if there was an intro. Had kind of a WTF moment as I thougth there was something wrong with my TV getting my desktop signal. HuH!
I checked, last night's show it not up on their web-site yet. I will check back later.
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Synthesis Member
Posts: 12207 From: Jordan, MN Registered: Feb 2002
Originally posted by GTGeff: Hey, Would I kid you? They came back from a break with it around the 25 minute mark. Don't know what was said or if there was an intro. Had kind of a WTF moment as I thougth there was something wrong with my TV getting my desktop signal. HuH!
I checked, last night's show it not up on their web-site yet. I will check back later.
That is awesome. I am on http://www.tpt.org right now and I see last week's episode, waiting for the updated one.
Wonder how they found it... That is too cool.
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Vernon8360 Member
Posts: 1106 From: Pittsburgh, PA Registered: Feb 2008
The next thing we'll see is Synthesis on a PBS pledge break; for a donation of only $120 we'll send you the "Best of" DVD collection. How about a new series: "This Old Fiero". Good work, beautiful part of the country.
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nice video You give a idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will try to do that here in Puerto Rico like around the Island with some of the Fiero enthusiast here in PR and I will post the trip and see. I think I can group almost 10 if its possible.
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solotwo Member
Posts: 5374 From: Grand Rapids, MI. USA Registered: Jun 2002