pedromayn

Might be dead as a dodo's toe nail, but I learnt a lot by coming on here when I got my VX a few years back.

Ah I didn't notice this after I just posted my reply to you in the other thread - my friend used a MK2 lens and taped it around the sunshield for the camera. It worked tidy and I might add that due to the low quality of the VHS format, the scratches on the lens didn't stick out at all.

Not my actual video - but I filmed some of the guys parts in this on a mix of old Panasonic VHS cams. Also, it's his first full length. Big up. More info on here - shoutout to Vague Mag for posting this! ~ https://www.vaguemag.com/vhseven-seven-skateboards/

This was a Century Optics MK2 taped onto the 60mm (IIRC it was 60mm) sunshield on a Panasonic M3500. And yes, it weighed a ton.

Sorry if the title sounds dumb or some shiz. But I got some park footy which I want to put together for an edit, but it's a mix of VX21-2 and mainly VX1 footy. Any sort of way of putting this together to make them blend tidy and make it less obvious?

Cheers. Yeah I was thinking the exact same, with regards to it being park footy. I was thinking more for when I do my full video, since I may have some clips to use off my 21.

I must admit, in that post it seemed to be a little bit minute compared to how bad it seems in yours. But to be honest, mine sorta does it but it's negotiable. Plus I mainly film in the dark haha.

yo that was tight, I liked that.

I'm trying to find a good bit of kit for capturing VHS tapes - anyone use any particular software and hardware? I just want to upload some skate vids that aren't online and capture my 8mm stuff I have left to put on my PC. I did have a program and a capture device for my 8mm tapes, but I think the software plays up on Win10 + I don't actually know where the original CD is to install it... Cheers

Well, it turns out my the disc for my original capture kit and software was in my room after all. It is called ION Video2PC. I bought it years ago and it contains Cyberlink Powerdirector on the same disc. I did not realize this until I put it onto the PC.... Put that out there for anyone else looking for similar devices for VHS/8mm tapes. ^^^

Cheers for your suggestions guys!

A bit of fun in the sun. No filmer board and some sound glitchy footage at the end ++ edit is dropping late cause it's too sunny for once in the UK to be in 'da studio'.

Why don't you just buy another VX1?

Noticed this come up my feed after the original got muted and subsequently unable to be played in any region of the world (including Svalbard). https://youtu.be/BJGoCf2zRN0 Note; no sound until 4:28.

Must we not forget you're also watching this on Youtube, which rapes quality.., If you were to watch VX1 footy on a DVD or a VHS tape, it'll look as close to OG quality you're referring to as possible.

Yeah wassup wif dis, eh? Would there be many people to do a proper montage these days, though? Like I said before I'd be well keen to contribute some footage.

Everything about this photo is on point.

First one is banging.

I got an issue that sorted showing up with my VX1after filming Go Skate Day. I noticed a slight audio dropout on the last part of a tape I filmed before hand. What happens is the audio keeps dropping out in random parts and will literally stay glitching for a long duration, then stop and repeat. I ran a head cleaner tape through it to no avail. Here is the footy; https://youtu.be/O2ZwtFJubJs Now I am also wondering if PAL and NTSC heads are different or can they both work in the same camera?

I found this on another forum from around the same time. Probably posted as some form of 'chain' I'd imagine.

Is it the VAP unit that causes that or just the lens? (sorry that my reply doesn't really answer anything, just curious)

I have a Burton Zoom backpack and that seems to be fairly big. I could fit 2 vxs in there if I was inclined to.

Blocked in me country. Sad times.

A re-edit of some footy that was used in the last fully Welsh Tommy part + mixed in with other footage that night. Nothing spectacular, but thought I'd share it. Pardon where the blurryness comes in at one clip, camera was literally about to die and didn't have time to fuck around with settings. Plus, this spot is usually 110% a bust..

was gOOD