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Unfortunately, I wasn't really able to put it through its paces, because I was trying to demonstrate a really clean line.
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I was driving a friend's GT3 at Monticello Motor Club on Friday, and got some nice video.
Unfortunately, I wasn't really able to put it through its paces, because I was trying to demonstrate a really clean line. But I'm sure he'll let me borrow it again some time.
nice job....
1 question - you passed on the right? is that the norm on that track as it looks like it circles around to the right
(our track is a left pass only is why I ask)
I made a new camera mount today and I like it...next vid will be able to see outside
Ed, the passing car should go "off line" to make the pass. When coming up to a right hand turn, this will put the passing car on the right. Coming up to a left hand turn will put the passing car on the left.
Ferdinand, quite fast... I was short shifting and only got up to a paltry 130 on that back straight (GPS data). My friend was able to consistently get up to 140, according to the Traqmate data.
P.s. while that straight (and the other straights) are pretty quick, the corners are on the slow side. The driving line is almost the exact same length as Watkins Glen - about 3.7 miles - however, Monticello is a whole 30 seconds slower. For me, we're talking about 2:13 vs. 2:43.
Very nice quality smoothe video, and that track is very nice!
Thanks for sharing that video.
I'd like to know what kind of video setup you have there - I like the wide angle lens and I'm also interested in the camera mount.
thats exactly what I have... didnt work well inside. I wanted to get the view from there, but didnt get any outside
now I have a plate mounted to my sunroof and I suction cupped it up there... much better!
word to the wise, test it out a few times before missing the shots you really wanted
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