Rhett and Link are at it again. This time with Cullman Liquidation Ctr in Cullman, Alabama.
If you don’t understand what is going on here … watch this. And eventually make your way here.
Rhett and Link are at it again. This time with Cullman Liquidation Ctr in Cullman, Alabama.
If you don’t understand what is going on here … watch this. And eventually make your way here.
I’ll give credit to them Montana boys … thanks to TJ Fry for the heads up on this, it was a fun creative watch with good music. But at 40 minutes … I would say watch it till your bored.
I recently had the privilege of attending SEMA with my cousin Matt Ruchong. He runs a customs shop in Fortuna, CA and was our expert for the day… which both Roxs and I needed.
Matt’s wealth of knowledge in the auto industry supersedes my wealth of anything. If your in northern california – Look him up.
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
New GoPro HD HERO hits the shelves soon and packs some pretty amazing numbers. I am very excited to get my hands on one to shoot Don Julio Cam Version 2.
H.264 MP4 Formats
1080p – 127˚ Wide Angle – 30fps – 12 Mbit/s
960p – 170˚ Wide Angle – 30fps – 10 Mbit/s
720p – 170˚ Wide Angle – 30fps – 7.5 Mbit/s
720p – 170˚ Wide Angle – 60fps – 15Mbit/s
Audio:
48 kHz, AAC Audio
Photo:
5 Megapixel 1/2.5″ HD CMOS Sensor
Single Shot – Self Timer – 3 Photo Burst
2, 5, 10, 30, 60 Second Time-lapse
I’ve been doing some new research – and this is unbelievable.
One of the rules I live by… If something isn’t fun – make it.
Thanks MattMatt for yet another fun useful timewastingly fun video.
If only The Fun Theory can make it fun to waste time. Oh wait – they already have.
Artist: Copy
Album: Hair Guitar
Song: You Can Not Believe It
Thanks Dave for killing 5 minutes and 33 seconds of my life.
Matt Matt linked me in on this adventuresome video of the day. I do warn though – Try NOT to submerge your iPhone.
After shooting this quick burrito movie at Chipotle I have noticed that the data rate of the iPhone 3G S H.264 video varies between 3600 kbit/s and I would assume 3800 kbit/s. This isn’t a tremendously high data rate for doing anything serious with… but respectable for a talking mobile device. Relating the iPhone 3G S to my preferred pocket video capturing device, the Canon PowerShot SD870 IS that shoots in 1280x720p at a 25 mbit/s data rate, there really is no comparison.
Uploading directly to YouTube is simple enough and the aspect ratios will adapt to a vertical or horizontal recording. I am not a super fan of the audio levels algorithm as it seems it is pretty easy to peak the 44.100 kHz recorded audio with loud sounds + voices. It is also a difficult hold to capture video of yourself without covering the internal microphone of the iPhone 3G S. This makes for shanty audio at best… as you will see in the second YouTube upload test and is something to definitely watch out for.
YouTube iPhone 3G S Video 1 – Vertical
YouTube iPhone 3G S Video 2 – Horizontal
However, qik has a steaming solution that you can play with if you want to geek just a little.