Summittoppler; nice video and scenery, a bit less sweary than others I have seen recently;-) Do you like the Virb? I have been thinking of getting one for a while now and keep wavering. Cheers Its the Virb Elite and imo it gives better quality footage compared to the Hero 2. It seems to handle the ...

Cheers Mike, the camera that I use is the GoPro hero 2 and I won a Garmin Virb on FB a few weeks back so the footage on the bike is that one. As for the tripod, its just one of those small 4" jobbies which does the trick. I just use movie maker for the editing as well, would love to get my hand...

Just about made it 7/7 for me :smile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFGHczqQwr0&index=1&list=UUWJfPO69s5ZZ7SKht099rPQ I enjoyed that, I think it's the best one of your videos yet. Interesting that in the first half the majority of shots are of you riding away from camera and the second ha...

The postman dropped this off a few weeks back after winning it on a competition on Facebook courtesy of Cotswold Outdoor. And I've got to say its a tad better than the GoPro imo

Good job, those dry trails were a bonus!!

As a local, what do you reckon? Tbh Ian, in over 20 years of mtbing round those parts I've never had any verbal of any walkers. The area between Sychnant Pass and the eastern end of the Roman Road is well used by bikers and horse riders let alone the walkers. It drains extremely well so its not lik...

Nice one Jeff, enjoyed that :-bd Those tracks in the first half - are they the "footpaths" between the top of the Sychnant Pass and the east end of the Roman Road? Bivvy spot looked good too. Cheers for the feedback They are indeed Ian, I know what you're thinking * you can get to Capel C...

Just about made it 7/7 for me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFGHczq ... SKht099rPQ

Chew, vaguely exciting ride there. Brought back memories of my last two tours up that way.
Stunning scenery

Well done on the mileage and again like the previous posts, I enjoyed that video. Not sure if you intended it to be funny but I was chuckling at times watching it especially at 9 minutes in
Keep up the good unpolished work

Yes a great video with some great footage and music, brave decision for pulling the plug, all the best on the recovery.

Here's a video from my May camp, 5/5 for me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRafkn1 ... SKht099rPQ

Barney how did you get this picture by the way? http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k110/markPC/bivi/bivi-a-month/Apr_Anglesey/camp.jpg Its one I took with a GoPro 2 on the wide setting. There was some raised ground just opposite so I scrambled up in the morning and took the pic :wink: Height + wides...

If anyone is unsure of the area then here is a blatant plug from when I was there in October

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ai_LJmSRpTA

Well if that was your first ever effort I can't wait to see the rest of your edits, thoroughly enjoyed it
Top effort

Yes that's an impressive zoom

*waits for the zoomed in shot of the neighbours bedroom window*

GilesRene wrote:Nice man,

Had there been a storm. What's with all the fallen trees?

Probably the gusts we had a few weeks ago. There were quite a few trees over the fire road tbh which needed a full on detour on the track to get round them

Thanks for the feedback guys :cool: Slowupslowdown-you're right I was camping in the shadow of Moel Hebog, but 3rd highest is a little too much :wink: If you camped on Yr Arran, then I can see how the views were spectacular, a cracking spot :cool: Rufus-Yes, a GoPro 2, simple but vaguely exciting pi...

That's not too bad. How do you do the panning shots when on your own? or is it in the editing? if so what do you use please? Cheers John :wink: The panning is done in the editing. I use Windows Movie Maker which is as easy as it comes tbh. There's a few different transitions/effects you can use to ...

Here's a short video from last weekends camp in Beddgelert forest. I should have made more of an effort getting the footage together but my heart wasn't in it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCaty6Ile_k

Good laaad
The only thing missing was the sight and sound of the steam train passing through the valley in the morning

Well chuffed I've made it 3/3, I was looking at the first 3 being the toughest but I've really enjoyed them. Managed a pootle around Beddgelert Forestry, North Wales for this one with potential views of Snowdon (4 mile away) but the cloud made an appearance so it wasn't to be. Some pics: http://i403...

Another North Wales one for me tomorrow night. I've got a job to do till mid afternoon then I'll probably drive to Llanberis and ride Telegraph valley and head into Beddgelert forest and find a spot
*prays for no more fog*

s8tannorm wrote:

Just to add another question then, does the film have to be bikepacking orientated or a mtb short film?

Bikepacking orientated please.

Cheers, I suppose it makes sense being a bikepacking forum
Just seeing how easy/hard I can make it
This is gonna be fun

Just to add another question then, does the film have to be bikepacking orientated or a mtb short film?