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All done with windows movie maker.
Click here to see VideoAnother with my friends Honda mixed in.
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My '98 STS
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Car Model/Year: 1998 Seville STS
Posted 14 July 2006 - 12:04 AM
Hope it's alright to post our own videos here. It said no uploading so it's uploaded elsewhere. Enjoy.
All done with windows movie maker.
Click here to see Video
Another with my friends Honda mixed in.
Click here to see Video
All done with windows movie maker.
Click here to see VideoAnother with my friends Honda mixed in.
Click here to see Video
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Posted 14 July 2006 - 05:35 AM
Wow, very nicely done. Thanks for posting.
Video and image quality looked great. Composition was excellent. I have seen video's posted on google that were just raw video with no explanations. This type of video with music and consistent theme is much better.
Cadillac could use a shorter version of the first one as a nice commercial; I was ready to get an STS again watching that.
After reading about a video camera mount in a Corvette that included some shock mounting, I was thinking of how to mount a camera in the CTS to capture roadtest video. Something that looks over the driver's shoulder to catch the dash and out the front would be ideal I think.
Video and image quality looked great. Composition was excellent. I have seen video's posted on google that were just raw video with no explanations. This type of video with music and consistent theme is much better.
Cadillac could use a shorter version of the first one as a nice commercial; I was ready to get an STS again watching that.
After reading about a video camera mount in a Corvette that included some shock mounting, I was thinking of how to mount a camera in the CTS to capture roadtest video. Something that looks over the driver's shoulder to catch the dash and out the front would be ideal I think.
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Car Model/Year: 1998 Seville STS
Posted 15 July 2006 - 05:29 PM
QUOTE(Bruce Nunnally @ Jul 14 2006, 06:35 AM) 
Wow, very nicely done. Thanks for posting.
Video and image quality looked great. Composition was excellent. I have seen video's posted on google that were just raw video with no explanations. This type of video with music and consistent theme is much better.
Cadillac could use a shorter version of the first one as a nice commercial; I was ready to get an STS again watching that.
After reading about a video camera mount in a Corvette that included some shock mounting, I was thinking of how to mount a camera in the CTS to capture roadtest video. Something that looks over the driver's shoulder to catch the dash and out the front would be ideal I think.
THanks. Yeah, a mount for your car would be great. It's really hard to mount cameras without things like a roll cage. But check out stickypod.com They make some suction cup mounts that work just about anywhere. Maybe mount it on the rear window and then aim the camera towards the dash. I want to buy one of their mounts and try it out.
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