Steam & Excursion > C&TSRR = 1st = Aerial With Train Sound

Our 1st try at a Aerial with the sounds from the train. This adds a lot of time cuz you now have to set up the microphone and the drone and they can't be to close to each other.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

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Super video. A hard breating steam engine and great back ground music......
..........Swede..............Albany,OR.........

GN_X838 Wrote:
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> Super video. A hard breating steam engine and
> great back ground music......
> ..........Swede..............Albany,OR.........

Thanks for your nice comment.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Love music but this one is superb.great video and a hard working engine sound.  
Thank you.
Blaine in AF Utah

Roger, How do you keep the audio and video in sync?

BlaineM Wrote:
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> Love music but this one is superb.great video and
> a hard working engine sound.  
> Thank you.
> Blaine in AF Utah

Thanks for playing.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

meixel Wrote:
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> Roger, How do you keep the audio and video in
> sync?

It added a lot of time during the edit phase.

 

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

How far from peak fall colors is Chama and/or Antonito ?

NormSchultze Wrote:
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> How far from peak fall colors is Chama and/or
> Antonito ?

My guess is 5 to 7 days on the Chama side.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Wacky-roger1942 Wrote:
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> meixel Wrote:
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> > Roger, How do you keep the audio and video in
> > sync?
>
> It added a lot of time during the edit phase.

Here's what the short-film guys do to cut down on edit time on getting audio and video to line up: film someone near the microphone clapping their hands together loudly just once (the movie guys use a slate with timecode and a bunch of fancy stuff, but hands will do).  That way, you have a reference in the video (the hands coming together) and audio (the sound of the clap) to syncronize to.  Just a thought; maybe it will help for next time.

-Martin

bowtie Wrote:
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> Wacky-roger1942 Wrote:
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> > meixel Wrote:
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> > > Roger, How do you keep the audio and video in
> > > sync?
> >
> > It added a lot of time during the edit phase.
>
> Here's what the short-film guys do to cut down on
> edit time on getting audio and video to line up:
> film someone near the microphone clapping their
> hands together loudly just once (the movie guys
> use a slate with timecode and a bunch of fancy
> stuff, but hands will do).  That way, you have a
> reference in the video (the hands coming together)
> and audio (the sound of the clap) to syncronize
> to.  Just a thought; maybe it will help for next
> time.
>
> -Martin

Thanks Martin, I like your idea.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Thanks for the info!