C&TSRR 488 Westbound Hangman Trestle.
October 21, 2021
To The Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OFoQzocTpI
October 21, 2021
To The Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OFoQzocTpI
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Some good ideas = Thank you. I had a GoPro mounted in the cab and one in the gon. I also had two videos cameras on the ground. These all ended up being separate videos which I post on my FB page. It is fun to fly while all the other cameras are doing their thing.Overall, good video. I'm not sure what drone you're flying but you might have tried tracking to fly parallel to the train, camera facing the engine. If you're shooting 4K you could even zoom in, in the editing process, for a closer shot (assuming the video is edited as HD, not 4K). For the future, maybe put a GoPro on the ground or on a tripod somewhere (like by the trestle or along a straight piece of track) to have a nice ground level shot to cut in with the train passing. I'm impressed you obviously drove out to the middle-of-nowhere to get the shots!
I know what you mean. You should combine them though into one video at some point. It could be very entertaining.Some good ideas = Thank you. I had a GoPro mounted in the cab and one in the gon. I also had two videos cameras on the ground. These all ended up being separate videos which I post on my FB page. It is fun to fly while all the other cameras are doing their thing.
Roger, Any idea where the name Hangmans Trestle came from. I enjoyed the video.Some good ideas = Thank you. I had a GoPro mounted in the cab and one in the gon. I also had two videos cameras on the ground. These all ended up being separate videos which I post on my FB page. It is fun to fly while all the other cameras are doing their thing.
The story goes. A horse thief named Ferguson was hanged there. This was the nearest spot that was high enough to hang someone from where they caught him.Roger, Any idea where the name Hangmans Trestle came from. I enjoyed the video.
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