Hey everybody!
I'll be out in LA teaching at this awesome camp - http://
www.freestylejamcamp.us/2010/ - an Human Freestyle Frisbee Camp
featuring some of the world's best players as instructors. The camp
runs on the 2-3 of January. I hooked up with the media curator and he
was really
I was ready Gizmag and read about the HD Hero, a new really cool wide angle HD
video camera meant for action footage on bikes, surfboards, etc.
The video looks awesome! I understand this model blows away the former
competition based on the combo of HD and the amount of wide angle.
Thought
Hey Jules,
I bought the GoPro camera just before they announced the HD versions, but
at least the price point didn't change. I love this little camera... it's
totally wearable, waterproof and handles most lighting situations quite
well. Worth the money.
Here's a driving scene I shot with it...
Hey Kevin,
I enjoyed your GoPro video and your site. Thanks for the link - great stuff.
How do you like your Xacti 1010. I have a CG-10 and would like the extra
quality, FPS and such.
/jules
On Dec 29, 2009, at 12:47 PM, Kevin Lim wrote:
Hey Jules,
I bought the GoPro camera just before
Ditto re: LOVE the GoPro cameras! We use them occasionally on Beach Walks,
and have turned a friend who is a waterman into a great video blogger too.
Here are some of our faves from Hawaii. We mount our cameras on canoes and
masts to get some different perspectives, and of course Rambo from down
Ron - are you on Twitter? I would love to give a shout out there for you
too.
Aloha,
Rox
@roxannedarling
On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 10:14 PM, Ron Watson k9d...@mac.com wrote:
Hey everybody!
I'll be out in LA teaching at this awesome camp - http://
www.freestylejamcamp.us/2010/ - an Human
Ah yes, I think I was inspired by Rambo, whom I read about from this list.
He used the GoPro extensively for the canoeing trips. Enviously beautiful
videos as always Roxanne!
I got the Xacti HD1010 for the semi-pro HD cam features at under $400.
Besides being HD, the interchangeable lens and
Kevin,
Wow - I was not aware of those upgrades to the Xacti - but then Shane (aka
Secret Cameraman) does the gear mostly for us. I know that we struggle with
white balance at the beach - there is SO much variation between the glare of
the water of the darkness of the trees on shore. We often have
Jay,
I've noticed that a few people make that mistake. I wonder how many people
would be interested in iPhone and Flip cam video tutorials? I haven't had any
issues compressing since I started using mpegstreamclip www.squared5.com. I
will check out the tutorial though.
--- In
It may be a break from traditional forms, but you cand edit vertical video..
well you can, but it hardly looks right. If the iPhone technology worked like
the UStream live app it wouldn't be so much of a problem.. but I think UStream
reduces the video to 320X240 which is small.
Amani Channel
Does anyone Beta test any new video sites, or cams? Any suggestions on how to
meet reps or folks looking to test new technology?
I have a unique perspective being a traditional professional news broadcast
reporter, and experienced vlogger.
Amani Channel
www.visualeyemedia.com
That would be a cool thing to find out. Would be great to test out some new
gear.
Ernmander
http://www.ernmander.com
On 29/12/2009 21:31, theurbanreporter aman...@yahoo.com wrote:
Does anyone Beta test any new video sites, or cams? Any suggestions on how to
meet reps or
Does anyone Beta test any new video sites, or cams? Any suggestions on how
to
meet reps or folks looking to test new technology?
I have a unique perspective being a traditional professional news broadcast
reporter, and experienced vlogger.
I review (engineering) products on my video
I think this is a great discussion and one I heard about three years ago
when Mommy Bloggers were talking about how they should find ways to get
their hands on things they are already using and review them. Is this
history repeating?
J
On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 3:19 PM, David Jones
More so than ever, companies are googling for users to review their goods.
I find that it's best not to expect folks to give you something to review.
(Seen too many bloggers begging for review samples at gadget expos)
You should be willing to buy and use it in the first place.
That said,
Jim,
I heard from an overseas girl-friend about the mommy bloggers
fiasco, but I'm not clear what happened. Do you have details about it?
From what I recall, there was a major meetup for mommy bloggers and
brands showed up to give them tons of freebies, which turned it into a
horrific
Kevin I wouldn't call it a fiasco necessarily but more of a paradigm shift
in the way marketing of products occurred online with users.
The grabfest you refer to was probably BlogHer held in Chicago where every
brand possible was trying to get their products into the hands of a blogger
that might
Jim,
Thanks for the excellent overview. It was indeed BlogHer which my friend
was referring to.
It's like a moment of media-renaissance: end-user communities, marketers,
and brands becoming fully aware of the media ecosystem, and leveraging on it
for their own ends.
Judging from the way I
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