http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krWM7E8cdCs

what do you think?

I like what you did with the big jump at the half way mark of the film.

It was pretty good! Couple of suggestions though. First, fast forwarding is lame. It's obvious. Also, mount the camera further back inside the truck so you can see the driver and co-driver, it will make it more interesting to watch. Nice work though, best JS video I think I've seen!

The fast forwarding makes it look almost as fast as I think I am :flipoff2:

cool vid none the less

It was pretty good! Couple of suggestions though. First, fast forwarding is lame. It's obvious. Also, mount the camera further back inside the truck so you can see the driver and co-driver, it will make it more interesting to watch. Nice work though, best JS video I think I've seen!


Lance,

What part of the vid looks fast forwarded? None of it is. I know you are going to call BS but i can assure you that's how the footage we have looks. I guess i should be flattered:p

I looked at it again, I can see what you mean about it appearing sepd up. I sent a email to the guy that edited it all together, if he changed the speed of the video ill let you know.

Here is what i got back : No I didn't speed anything up. There were a couple of slow scenes that I would have liked to speed up, but I didn't.

they were prob drunk when they watched the video, booze always makes it seem faster :laughing:

Good video.

one thing that bugged me, the music was distorted.

nice video, suspension cams are always something cool to toss in.

Good video.

one thing that bugged me, the music was distorted.


Precisely what I was thinking... GREAT vid though!

the vid is indeed nice but that's not what matters. what can clearly bee seen in it is that your front suspension is too jumpy. the rig jumps instead of absorbs. i could'nt see in the vid how the rear works though.

i know it's not a long travel TT but it still seems wrong.

it's either you have almost no travel or the springs rates are too high(and that's what seemed to me to be the case).

it's either you have almost no travel or the springs rates are too high(and that's what seemed to me to be the case).



Pretty hard to work with a max class limitation of 10" Jeepspeeds are paint shakers.

cool looking vid, but like others said, audio was over modulated.