Michael wrote:Thanks Darrell, looks nice out there. Footage looks good too, were you filming 1080 30fps?
Thanks Michael. I used 960 60fps.
Michael wrote:Thanks Darrell, looks nice out there. Footage looks good too, were you filming 1080 30fps?
C36 wrote:DB:
Nice video. Thanks for sharing!
Surprised you were planning right away (wind looked light close to shore in the video). Looks like a decent bench just below the water and some decent rolling swell further out (looked similar when I drove past on Saturday). Interesting spot.
The map I was struggling to find was posted here and is posted again below for convenience. I take it you launched from the south launch (3 on the map).
There are also some pictures here from Oliver's Landing, the north launch (1 on the map).
ShonanDB wrote:#2 on the map looked to be the best place to launch from as the wind was blowing right from shore but it is a 8+ minute walk from the parking lot, but doable. Once on the water I worked my way up there and was powered right into shore. I first launched from 3 but it took some time to get out as the wind was only touching down intermittently there so when I came in for a break, I stopped about halfway between 2 and 3 at that small point sticking out. The wind seemed more consistent there compared to launch 3. There is actually a small sign that says North Beach. I noticed that the wind was showing in the trees at the edge of the riverbank even though it wasn't touching down on the water so Kiters may have an advantage as they would most likely be powered from shore.
Took a few runs to get comfortable as I was sailing alone and I didn't go right over to the other side in case it started shutting down as I've heard it can shut down quickly. It was windy at Pam Rocks all day again yesterday.
C36 wrote:ShonanDB wrote:#2 on the map looked to be the best place to launch from as the wind was blowing right from shore but it is a 8+ minute walk from the parking lot, but doable......Took a few runs to get comfortable as I was sailing alone and I didn't go right over to the other side in case it started shutting down as I've heard it can shut down quickly. It was windy at Pam Rocks all day again yesterday.
DB: Thanks for the additional info.
Where was the first run out in the video shot (3, 2.5 (little point) or 2)?
When you say "didn't go right over to the other side" do you mean to the west side of Howe Sound or to the beach north of the river (1)?
ShonanDB wrote:Michael wrote:Thanks Darrell, looks nice out there. Footage looks good too, were you filming 1080 30fps?
Thanks Michael. I used 960 60fps.
Michael wrote:ShonanDB wrote:Michael wrote:Thanks Darrell, looks nice out there. Footage looks good too, were you filming 1080 30fps?
Thanks Michael. I used 960 60fps.
I think I'll try that setting next time on my go pro. What's the model of your camera again? I might get one as a B cam, it looks good.