My first video
08-19-2015, 09:41 AM
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Thanks everyone!
Video was shot on the Colorado River just below Hoover Dam. It was 122 degrees that day, hot day but the cool 55 degree water helps make it tolerable..... This part of the river is unbelievably scenic and we make this run from Davis Dam (Lake Mojave) to Hoover Dam (Lake Mead) a couple times a year, it is a great boating day, 130 miles round trip.
I will try 1080/60 fps next video, thanks for the tip!
Video was shot on the Colorado River just below Hoover Dam. It was 122 degrees that day, hot day but the cool 55 degree water helps make it tolerable..... This part of the river is unbelievably scenic and we make this run from Davis Dam (Lake Mojave) to Hoover Dam (Lake Mead) a couple times a year, it is a great boating day, 130 miles round trip.
I will try 1080/60 fps next video, thanks for the tip!
08-19-2015, 09:50 AM
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That was very cool...Caught those other sport boats like they were sitting still. Enjoy, be safe.
08-19-2015, 10:45 AM
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08-19-2015, 11:06 AM
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1080/60fps is a good setting. The files are big, but not huge, and fairly clear. In all honesty, I don't have any complaints with your video. The point was clear than you were hauling the mail and a smooth ride. I loved the GPS overlay. Nice first vid.
08-19-2015, 06:52 PM
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Maybe when you are done dialing it in (kidding) I just keep watching the post form you and Frickstyle. I think your boats are both beautiful and have incredible hardware. I battle between buying something that is done or buying a project and building it. Problem is I don't think I would do anything different than you or Frickstyle (except for the dream of 6's) and I know I don't have the time to do it. Gun, Flat Deck, both tied for #1 in my book. I appreciate the time, technology, effort, thinking and money that you guys have put into to your boats. I really doubt you want to sell it, but there is always a price. I am originally from IL, Libertyville, get back there a couple of times a year to prove to family I am still alive. Would love to see your boat in person someday, (maybe with cash in hand).
