waynemunro Posted April 8, 2009 Posted April 8, 2009 I have managed to put the various clips together to make a video, I attempted to load it to youtube, but sadly youtube has stripped the video of its audio track (for justified copyright reasons) - so I will have to make some modifications to it before it will be availible there with a soundtrack. in the meantime it can be downloaded from my server, though be warned this is not a small file, it is just over 50MB.. http://www.waynemunro.com/misc/marahau_07-09.wmv the movie runs for just under 10 minutes and contains the better footage from the sailing holidays that I have been on with Buck from 2007, 1008, 2009 in Marahau. I'll add a note when I get the youtube fixed up, but that will probably be a couple of days. I have managed to get this onto youtube now, with modification: Quote
waynemunro Posted April 9, 2009 Author Posted April 9, 2009 no the first part of the video is pretty slow - not too much happening. I have put all the clips in pretty much in chronological order - I think there was not much wind near the start of that trip, also when away for a week I guess I am more likely to go out in stronger winds near the end of the week than near the start. One thing that I have noticed is that when I get back from the holiday and look at the footage there is always much more low wind footage than high wind - I think this is a reflection that once the wind picks up it is much more difficult to steer, hold the mainsheet and take video in the right direction. I don't think I have ever goot footage when things are getting really windy. note that this is now on youtube with a different second audio track. (I have edited the first message in this thread and I see that the forum has automatically recognised a youtube url and treated appropriatly - very nice! ) Quote
Denis Goyette Posted April 12, 2009 Posted April 12, 2009 Awesome Video, makes me anxious to get out on the boat. The only problem is that there is still snow and the water is still in the solid state (3 to 5 feet thick that is) Quote
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