i use a lacie 1 tb external hard drive for all my photo files. i open my editing software and import the original dng's to a monthly folder and in then in a separate folder save the post processed images....keeps them off my laptops hard drive.
i use a lacie 1 tb external hard drive for all my photo files. i open my editing software and import the original dng's to a monthly folder and in then in a separate folder save the post processed images....keeps them off my laptops hard drive.
‘The negative feelings we all have can be addictive…just as the positive…it’s up to
us to decide which ones we want to choose and feed”… Pema Chodron
Thanks Rebecca! I just ordered one from Amazon. It should be handy to have all my images on a separate drive when this laptop goes T.U. as well.
Rodriguez Adventure
Bacchetta Bellandare
HPV Gekko fx
Custom Rodriguez Tandem
2009 Specialized Tricross
2012 Trek Mamba
Ditto what Rebecca says. I rarely use my go pro for biking, but I do save all skydiving video and keep it on an external hard drive as she describes. I never regret keeping video - only ever regret deleting it when I decide I needed it later.
They are big files! Even when I set it to the lowest resolution.
I made DH dig out his old GoPro and bought a youth-size chest harness on sale at REI for running. I wanted to collect some evidence for my observation that drivers target fixate on me way worse when I'm wearing high visibility clothes, than when I'm wearing something less conspicuous. But instead, what's happened so far is that of the three times I've run with it so far, drivers have given me MUCH more room than ever before! Not a big enough sample size to draw any conclusions from yet, but very interesting. I don't know whether to think that they deliberately pay more attention to their driving when they know (or think) they're on camera, or whether it's the simple fact that the harness breaks up the conspicuity of my jersey, making me a less attractive target. I'm very curious now to see whether this persists over time, or whether it was just a fluke on those few days.
Speed comes from what you put behind you. - Judi Ketteler
I bought the accessory kit with the camera and it came with lots of different mounting options, including 2 straps for mounting it on your head (want one?), handlebar,helmet and chest mounts. I tried the helmet mount with an extender since Brian said he didn't want me to shoot two hours of his butt. It looked weird, I will be the first to admit, and elicited a lot of puzzled/vaguely hostile looks while we were riding on the trail. I could see it drawing a lot of attention (possibly not so positive) on the road. I'm STILL tired from that ride, but when I do go out by myself, I'll use the handlebar mount on the recumbent. It seems very unobtrusive, mounted underneath the handlebars. Brian actually found a camera that looks and functions as a tail light and installed it yesterday for his ride this morning. Recent events and general trends in driver behavior have made us both very paranoid! (although, I thought we were already pretty paranoid about dangerous drivers...)
Rodriguez Adventure
Bacchetta Bellandare
HPV Gekko fx
Custom Rodriguez Tandem
2009 Specialized Tricross
2012 Trek Mamba
Some of those cameras on helmet can have a bit weight... My partner has one....more on cycling routes occasionally.
Hope you enjoy the camera.
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I didn't notice the weight too much on the helmet when riding on the tandem, but think I prefer it mounted to the bike, since there is a lot less movement of the camera that way. I finally got around to riding the recently repaired recumbent last evening and have a nice little extended montage of the less than savory side of Everett: Homeless dude with mostly consumed liter of white wine, emerging from the black berries to berate me for being on the trail "at this hour"; car full of young men pulling over onto the trail (which is just the shoulder of the road at that point) to let a passenger lean out and violently spew; new graffiti; stashes of beer cans; young people up to no good in the bushes...
Rodriguez Adventure
Bacchetta Bellandare
HPV Gekko fx
Custom Rodriguez Tandem
2009 Specialized Tricross
2012 Trek Mamba
‘The negative feelings we all have can be addictive…just as the positive…it’s up to
us to decide which ones we want to choose and feed”… Pema Chodron