Nice video! I want to put something together using my Gopro and your video gave some ideas for camera angles/shots. I assume you're using a Gopro? Just curious - did you use the stick-on mounts on your hulls and if so did they stay on?
Jason
I have used them on my cat. NONE lasted permanently
the best location was on the front hull about 1' forward of the main beam - it was a good angle and easy to access to unscrew and turn the camera around - make sure you have a lanyard - it's coming off
next best was on the bow - use a lanyard - its coming off quickly
I liked the angle from 5' up the mast, but the spin halyard made lots of noise, next time its going on the other side
spin pole
http://youtu.be/rcYdEYkw-NQ?list=UUDFB19kzJwcRCJRH2jDRAcw
headstrap on the boom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DT0BRYmmlfU&list=UUDFB19kzJwcRCJRH2jDRAcw
from mast -
http://youtu.be/X0IaQm_yEv4?list=UUDFB19kzJwcRCJRH2jDRAcw
http://youtu.be/YH6I6187L18?list=UUDFB19kzJwcRCJRH2jDRAcw
did you use the stick-on mounts on your hulls and if so did they stay on?
MN3
Ha Ha, love the crew @ 3:58, ...takes a swig, wipes the foam off her cheeks & sheets the jib!
Who is that/what boat running you down right at the end?
E C Hilliard
Nacra 5.7
Bombardier Invitation
Who is that/what boat running you down right at the end?
those are both mystere 6.0's
MN3