Ride For Cambodia?

This video montage is great, Joe. Thanks for taking all those hours you spent learning how to assemble all the raw pics and vids into a concise sample of what we experienced.
I know you struggled and were frustrated with the "I" (Apple) process but it sure looks great and it's appreciated.
Now that you know the process, it should be smooth sailing. :rolleyes:

Droid S 3 & TT2
 
Joe stayed up late on more than one night to get the vid put together. it's a great one buddy and pretty much sums up that part of the trip. Thanks.
 
Better late than never. Here is my first attempt edited movie from the GoPro camera that Smash volunteered me to take to SEA.
Hope you like it.



Remember now...this ride report continues on the "Post RideForCambodia..." thread and will go on for about seven more weeks.

Yea, it surprised us how it moved along. For three hours, we swapped places so nobody had to get wipped by the bushes and trees for too long.
I wasn't bored for a second hanging off the edge.

Droid S3 & TT2
 
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This is also posted on "Post RideForCambodia..." but it really belongs here.

In this GoPro video, our ragged crew are in Bamnak trying to orient ourselves after a three hour platform train ride from Pursat, Cambodia. There are no paved roads near this town and Raven is trying to get us a route to the Aural Falls through all new territory. She is working with her Galaxy S III Android. Would have been nice if I or any of us thought of getting the dismount footage, but I guess we were pretty beat up and just wanted to get everything off the rickety car.
Some of the best videos are missed because our attention is on the situation at hand instead of the camera. I hope to be aware of that fact in the future.

Thanks again to Smash for the use of his GoPro unit for this trip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7zF-OXZJlc&feature=youtu.be
 
Good job Danny, you're becoming a GoPro pro! That train ride had to be one of high spots. I really like the "fly on the lens" at the end and glad it did not get edited.
 
olegeezer said:
Good job Danny, you're becoming a GoPro pro! That train ride had to be one of high spots. I really like the "fly on the lens" at the end and glad it did not get edited.
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I thought it was a spider. Either way, I left it in for effect.
 
Digiamo said:
I thought it was a spider. Either way, I left it in for effect.
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There you go again, just like those glide/slope lights on the water for the Phuket airport that you thought were fishing boats.............
Spider, spitter, it doesn't mitter.......
Jet lag on the return was much worse for me than the other way. Wonder why??
 
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