View Full Version : woot tankbag-cam is a success!
pyrocam
8th August 2005, 15:51
Just got some sample video and fiddled it.
It was in direct sunlight so everything was dark but I just ran it through a filter and it came uot allright.
I was trying my arse off to make it look unsteady (counter-steering) but I think it came out pretty nice.
It doesnt show my speedo, but I might need to look at getting it lower down so you can see the road though. oh and the best thing is. If I edit it and rip it from work. I get sound woot! (mmmm rgv150 sound mmmumble grumble)
Ill record something actually good next time...
texmo
8th August 2005, 16:03
Its really cool but cant see shit through your screen you should take it off when you are filming or maby get a clear one instead?
bugjuice
8th August 2005, 16:17
hope the weaving was for the cameras benefit.. and prudy sky...
if you double the speed, you start getting that 'crazy frog' song thing goin...
pyrocam
8th August 2005, 16:27
hope the weaving was for the cameras benefit.. and prudy sky...
if you double the speed, you start getting that 'crazy frog' song thing goin...
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
and yes I will be pulling off the windscreen when I want to record something next time.
btw its DIVX5.23 if anyone is wondering why it doesnt play. divx.com if you dare or http://hellninjacommando.com/defilerpak/ is better
SPORK
8th August 2005, 16:37
Haha, that sounds deeper than I thought it would. Definately reminded me of a chainsaw at times though!
Got any pictures of the tankbag setup?
bugjuice
8th August 2005, 16:40
stilll have to show you my set up.. have to pop over some time, and I'll show you the tapes I've got so far.. this summer should be more fun
pyrocam
8th August 2005, 16:55
Haha, that sounds deeper than I thought it would. Definately reminded me of a chainsaw at times though!
Got any pictures of the tankbag setup?
I ran that through a filter too.. lol no I didnt.
I dont really. since my only camera is the video camera I would use to record the video in the tank bag so. well, unfortuantly I dont, might see if I cant borrow one.
Slingshot
8th August 2005, 18:40
I ran that through a filter too.. lol no I didnt.
I dont really. since my only camera is the video camera I would use to record the video in the tank bag so. well, unfortuantly I dont, might see if I cant borrow one.
Borrow a camera, I want to see how you've done it. That's an impressive clip for a tank bag setup.
I've attached the mount that my old man's making up, not finished yet but you'll get the general idea:
Hitcher
8th August 2005, 19:36
I thought it was a new version of The Annoying Thing.
A ring ding ding ding ding ding...
SPORK
8th August 2005, 20:15
I thought it was a new version of The Annoying Thing.
A ring ding ding ding ding ding...
Ugh.
I can't wait for the craze to die out. Shouldn't take too long for another gimmick to pop into the open.
pyrocam
8th August 2005, 20:50
Ugh.
I can't wait for the craze to die out. Shouldn't take too long for another gimmick to pop into the open.
A ring ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding
edit.
woot 1000 posts
edit2.
WOOT GARISH X THINGY!
must be time for a new av
SPORK
8th August 2005, 20:53
must be time for a new av
...Again? Suit yaself...
myvice
8th August 2005, 21:19
That’s pretty cool! :yes:
Was going to do the same but I haven’t got a camera yet! (Don’t know what one to get) And do SH22!
chickenfunkstar
8th August 2005, 21:26
Nice one. :niceone:
Would look good if the screen wasn't there / tinted.
You'll have to bring it on one of the KB rides sometime.
pyrocam
9th August 2005, 12:49
I only bought it for the night ride this friday
ok pics
bugjuice
9th August 2005, 12:55
lol.. that is errr... inventive.. ;)
pyrocam
9th August 2005, 14:58
lol.. that is errr... inventive.. ;)
nah its not I copied it off someone else here.
new quick CBD clip if anyones intrested in auckland at dusk (4mb)
WRT
10th August 2005, 08:31
Hey pyro, thought you might be interested in this, a while ago I made up a small bracket for the TLR to hold a little MPEG4 camera, worked a treat. The camera's only about the size of a packet of cigarettes, so I got a sheet of metal and just bent it around until it held the camera nice and tight in under the front right indicator. Took a bit of messing to get the angle right, but when done it was really stable, even at speed. Only prob seemed to be at upwards of 220-240, the picture on the camera started looking a bit wavey, like the camera was on LSD or summit. The camera didnt move, just the picture, like the camera wasnt capable of processing things that fast or something.
Worked mint tho, will have a look around tonight and see if I can find some track footage (the only stuff i could find last night was taken on the road, so might not post that . . .), or maybe a pic of what it looks like in place.
pyrocam
10th August 2005, 09:48
Hey pyro, thought you might be interested in this, a while ago I made up a small bracket for the TLR to hold a little MPEG4 camera, worked a treat. The camera's only about the size of a packet of cigarettes, so I got a sheet of metal and just bent it around until it held the camera nice and tight in under the front right indicator. Took a bit of messing to get the angle right, but when done it was really stable, even at speed. Only prob seemed to be at upwards of 220-240, the picture on the camera started looking a bit wavey, like the camera was on LSD or summit. The camera didnt move, just the picture, like the camera wasnt capable of processing things that fast or something.
Worked mint tho, will have a look around tonight and see if I can find some track footage (the only stuff i could find last night was taken on the road, so might not post that . . .), or maybe a pic of what it looks like in place.
awesome job mate.
but how does it stick to the bike?
and yeah my camera is a bit bigger than that.
my old mount used to have it hanging off the side upside down.
edit:
my old mount
http://www.pyrocam.orcon.net.nz/KB/bikecam/cameramount.jpg
WRT
10th August 2005, 10:01
awesome job mate.
but how does it stick to the bike?
and yeah my camera is a bit bigger than that.
my old mount used to have it hanging off the side upside down.
edit:
my old mount
http://www.pyrocam.orcon.net.nz/KB/bikecam/cameramount.jpg
Your mount looks pretty good, take it the screws are there to adjust the viewing angle? Nice job.
Mine just bolted on to two of the screws for the fairing. I put rubber over every bit that rubs on the fairing, plus on the inside where the camera sits. Worked a treat, and meant that you could fix it on with just the one allen key in less than a minute.
pyrocam
10th August 2005, 10:04
Your mount looks pretty good, take it the screws are there to adjust the viewing angle? Nice job.
Mine just bolted on to two of the screws for the fairing. I put rubber over every bit that rubs on the fairing, plus on the inside where the camera sits. Worked a treat, and meant that you could fix it on with just the one allen key in less than a minute.
not bad!
im thinking of taking my tripod and making a small hole in the bottom of top part of the tank bag so I can adjust its position a bit better and avoid it falling out the front. I use masking tape at the moment and that doesnt work the best. I just recorded 20mins of tape at close range (was testing night riding with cam)
WRT
10th August 2005, 10:14
not bad!
im thinking of taking my tripod and making a small hole in the bottom of top part of the tank bag so I can adjust its position a bit better and avoid it falling out the front. I use masking tape at the moment and that doesnt work the best. I just recorded 20mins of tape at close range (was testing night riding with cam)
Yeah, I looked at using a tripod as well, but wouldnt have worked so good on the TLR with the screen being too dark - very sucky as with the camera on the side you dont get to see the speedo.
The TLR had a nice horizontal bar across the front of the tank that was part of the frame for holding up the top of the fairing and the mirrors, etc. It looked like I would be able to attach two of the tripod legs to that, and just have one coming back to rest on the tank. Then it would just need a sucker or some gaffa tape to hold it back on the tank. Would have been fine under acceration, but was a bit nervous in case when I hit the pick's it fell forward over the triple clamps . . .
anhrefn
10th August 2005, 10:29
Looks like a good set up pyrocam, bet it makes sitting a little awkward, cant quite lean into it like yah normally would. Ever thought of getting a packet of cable ties and using them to tie it further fowards, especially with the visor off you could set it up just ahead of the speedo then?
mikey
10th August 2005, 11:47
thats not a success mate. no offense.
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