In message , at 16:53:33 on Thu, 24 Oct
2019, Graeme Wall remarked:
Nice view of the sky, you need to pan the camera down a bit to see
more of the road.
How about this (without stabilisation):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExWe0kjE6Ns
Doesn't really convey the bumps adequately. Suffice it to say they
are 30mph max in a car, and used to be 60mph in a 4x4, but are now
more like 50mph. Picked today because of the 4x4 coming in the
opposite direction.

Looks better, a more natural drivers eye view!

A lot of that comes from cropping the excessively wide-angle original
video. On the other hand, if the video is to show what happened in an
accident, you do need as wide an angle as possible.
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Roland Perry

On 24/10/2019 20:57, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 16:53:33 on Thu, 24 Oct
2019, Graeme Wall remarked:
Nice view of the sky, you need to pan the camera down a bit to see
more of the road.
Â*How about this (without stabilisation):
Â*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExWe0kjE6Ns
Â*Doesn't really convey the bumps adequately. Suffice it to say they
areÂ* 30mph max in a car, and used to be 60mph in a 4x4, but are now
more likeÂ* 50mph. Picked today because of the 4x4 coming in the
opposite direction.

Looks better, a more natural drivers eye view!

A lot of that comes from cropping the excessively wide-angle original
video. On the other hand, if the video is to show what happened in an
accident, you do need as wide an angle as possible.

Very true.

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Graeme Wall
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