A Longboard cruise from Lurgan to Portadown, Northern Ireland.
Mount
Attached a sticky mount at the front/back of the board, the board was curved at end so I cut the grip tape and mounted it, my concern being that it was going to fall off but held on pretty well. Went the whole way standing more on the front of the board than I usually do, slightly uncomfortable but was getting the hang of it the further I went.
Vibrations
This was the first time I had done a time-lapse with loads of vibrations, not much you can do about the ground being rough, I was going to put on the ND filter with no waterproof casing as i though I might get the jello effect, but after shoot realised that that would be for video and i was taking photos. What i should have done was upped the ISO limit to provoke a quicker shutter but not even sure if this would work as I still haven’t figured out if the iso or the shutter speed takes priority on the GoPro (Answer to this would be much appreciated).
Longboard Shape
One of the problems the longboard was quite bendy would have like to try it better with a harder more stead board and the camera might not have change position as much, only realised half way through the journey.
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