My goal is to make a time lapse video of my entire RV 9 build. Here's a link to the past 120 hours. Any comments on aspects of the build or video production greatly appreciated.
http://youtu.be/6PDmVVsCn7E
http://youtu.be/6PDmVVsCn7E
Do you start/stop at every work session or doing some sort of motion sensitivity?
How are you handling all the storage requirements? a 1920x1080 jpg is roughly 350kB, so one per minute for ~2000 hours is 42GB... which I suppose isn't really that much anymore nowadays
I use a 32 or 64GB SD card (can't remember which), so plenty of storage space. I keep it plugged into the power adapter full-time, so no power issues for me. The Gopro Hero3+ has wifi, so I power it up and operate it with the Gopro app on my smart phone. The Gopro 4 has bluetooth, which would be even cooler, but more money.
1500 hours later...I have my timelapse mapped so that 1 hour of work is 1 minute of video.
I'm really hoping you turn off the camera before cleaning up because, if you don't, then you are the NEATEST builder I have ever seen Your shop is immaculate. I don't think mine was EVER that clean...
I loved the visit by the dog near the end...but I didn't see a wife/significant other show up...other than the dog!
One suggestion. Maybe back off on the coffee. You seem a little jittery...
How does a guy in MN get a BU sweatshirt? Goodwill?
Mark,
Loved the video. It looks like you are having fun! Keep at it! I never did sell the 9, had some tire kickers but no one serious. Essentially, it motivated me to keep at it. I picked up the **** cleco pliars again today for the first time in a long time and what do you know...I made some progress. Thanks for the motivation!