2017 loto shootout video
 

Compilation of GO-PRO's, Camcorders, & Cellphone videos our group took during the shootout: hhttps://youtu.be/gls44rycQu0

Good footage. We had a blast this year!

that's cool, what camera do you shoot with from the hotel room?

I didn't see that part of the video (???) ...seems like a personal question, Justin! LOL

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bwahaha! I meant what are you using to film the boats passing outside your condo?

Nicely done. You captured just about everything that week has to offer. Next year you need to come to Camden on Saturday night.

You got a lot of members on that video. Even got us leaving Dog Days at about the 9:40ish mark on the video.

Thanks for posting.

Yea It was cool meeting you and Yvonne at Dog Days and seeing Mad Props. Frickstyle in the condo just a Iphone :) ... I know the time lapse was shot with a go-pro and most of the other video from the condo was shot with a camcorder.(I'll have to ask the guy that edited the video for make and model since it was his) but all of us in the group sent all our pics and videos we took from our phones that weekend to him so some footage is from that. We also had 3 Go-pros set up on the boat most of the time.
Thanks for getting the hyperlink on the forum Griff

Thanks for posting, nice video of a great week !

Pretty sure our house was next to your condo.

Where did you stay? Had a great view of the channel.

That's The Ledges 20.5mm---probably Building 10 on the point.
The docks shown are for Stoneledge next door--no rentals allowed there.

Great video, thanks for sharing!

Big jerk for posting a video like that if you ask me when many of us are laying her up for the winter. Thanks to iaoutlaw for kicking off my cabin fever early this year :drink:

cool video. Looking forward to getting down there next year.

Awesome! Seems like it was yesterday and now I can't wait for next August!

Great video! Thanks for not putting horrible music over the boat sounds!

Sorry for the delay getting back to you but the camcorder he used was a Sony fdr-ax53