Raptor0206 Posted June 16, 2009 Posted June 16, 2009 And about the only thing that helps a little is polarized sunglasses. yeah we both had sun glasses on and it helped a little, not much but a little. When you took them off you couldn't see a damn thing Quote
Chadwick Posted June 17, 2009 Posted June 17, 2009 No problem. Now I just have to learn how to put it together better. Let me give you a piece of advice about your camera if I may. Be careful when mounting it (especially if it's somebody else's) so that you don't loose it somewhere in the sand and then you can't find it! Nothing sucks worse than buying a brand new go pro camera only to have to give it back to somebody else! :beer_bang: :worthless_without_pics: Quote
Just Mike Posted June 17, 2009 Posted June 17, 2009 Let me give you a piece of advice about your camera if I may. Be careful when mounting it (especially if it's somebody else's) so that you don't loose it somewhere in the sand and then you can't find it! Nothing sucks worse than buying a brand new go pro camera only to have to give it back to somebody else! :beer_bang: :worthless_without_pics: Actually I meant putting the video clips together better. No problems with keeping the GOPRO mounted. It is mine anyway so if I looses it I can only hate myself. Quote
Chadwick Posted June 17, 2009 Posted June 17, 2009 Actually I meant putting the video clips together better. No problems with keeping the GOPRO mounted. It is mine anyway so if I looses it I can only hate myself. :dumbass: Well then your better off than me! I unfortunately didn't have the same experience! I felt like a retard :hatdance: having to call my friend only to say "hey man, remember that go pro camera you let me borrow?? Well I owe you a new one!!" He laughed!! Quote
RUn2it Posted June 17, 2009 Posted June 17, 2009 Well then your better off than me! I unfortunately didn't have the same experience! I felt like a retard :hatdance: having to call my friend only to say "hey man, remember that go pro camera you let me borrow?? Well I owe you a new one!!" He laughed!! You might have a reason to pen GoPro rule #1- When shooting video in a vehicle use a safety lanyard attached to the vehicle. and if you can't see the cam while driving use a long lanyard with slack attached so you can see the slack, if you lose slack the cam is dangling by the lanyard :dumbass: Quote
sand chick Posted June 17, 2009 Author Posted June 17, 2009 use a long lanyard with slack attached so you can see the slack, if you lose slack the cam is dangling by the lanyard Ah Ha! GREAT idea.. kinda like the key on a jetski or snowmobile!!!! I like it! Thanks! Another great tip from a DDR memeber! We need to start a tips section.... :dumbass: let us know what has worked for you! Stuff that you just might not think of Quote
Chadwick Posted June 17, 2009 Posted June 17, 2009 You might have a reason to pen GoPro rule #1- When shooting video in a vehicle use a safety lanyard attached to the vehicle. and if you can't see the cam while driving use a long lanyard with slack attached so you can see the slack, if you lose slack the cam is dangling by the lanyard Where were you when I needed ya! :dumbass: Quote
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