not the most elegant of solutions but here are a couple for capturing video s from the web:
http://reviews.cnet.com/
Eric Meddaugh
San Carlos, CA
---
From: "kurtsj@mtco.com" <kurtsj@mtco.com>
To: Classicrendezvous@ bikelist.org
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 6:41:04 AM
Subjec t: re [CR]Movie of the Week - shifting a cambio Corsa
From: "Ald o Ross" <aldoross4(AT)siscom.net>
"Here's a movie showing a Camp agnolo cambio Corsa shifter in action:
http://www.wooljersey.com /gallery/v/aldoross/pd/CIMG0003.AVI.html
Aldo Ross
Middleto wn, Ohio"
Very cool!!
Aldo, I think you spoil us rott en! :-)
I hope that tripod was fairly light. I'd hate to imagine how much trouble
it would be to try to balance it while also shifting for the movie.
Since you are inclined to spoil us, may I make a cou ple of requests??
1. can you get a friend to shoot a movie from along side you? I'm
curious about how much of a contortionist you ha ve to be to reach back
there when shifting.
2. is there an easy way to download the movies from the web? This is the
sort of th ing that deserves to be archived (and prove to my friends that
I'm not the only bike geek around) :-)
Steve Kurt
Peoria, IL USA
(where I still laugh at the all too accurate Tubasti poem)
_______________________________________________
Classic rendezvous mailing list
Classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
http://www .bikelist.org/mailman/listinfo/classicrendezvous