Here's a run I did on my own with my buddy trying to hold up a 4lb camera. We edited it down to about 12 minutes to keep the file size down. Hope you like it.....

http://allthingsstreaming.blip.tv/

Just click on "Mt. Hamilton Ride"

One of these days I'm going to get another camera for more footage to splice in

 

HAHA i thinks its impossible not to cross the line going up! that was cool, i liked the last few shots. Did you turn around at the top?

 

Yeah, we went right back down the same way. We just weren't recornding. All the Evos were at the bottom on Alumn Rock wen I passed by.

 

they must have done another drive seams like every sunday they are up there

 

Nice video! If I can make a suggestion, you'll get much better quality if you mount the camera instead of the passenger holding it. You can use a Sticky Pod or a RAM or one of the other available mounts :thumbsup

 

It's definitely possible to not cross the yellow line. I've known too many motorcycle riders who died from a head-on collision after the car going the other way crossed the yellow line. Please don't do it in the corners, you just might save a life!

 

That's number Uno on my shopping list!

.. and for the OP, I didn't cross the line the entire way up so please leave that topic alone on this thread.

 

http://cinemasupplies.stores.yahoo.net/cruisecam.html

works well for us.

 

www.stickypod.com

i love mine

 

LOL see "downhill vid" thread a few pages back

 

I'm really happy with my 'suction cup' camera mount. I got it from I/O port racing supplies in the eastbay. I don't use it much so if you wanted to take a spin you would be welcome. Nice and stable shooting, used mostly for track days - you can stick it just about anywhere and it came with a safety strap you can attach to a LATCH point.

Also does not suffer from the amplified effect of the seatback moving since it would be firmly attached to a window.

 

Lots of good advice. Thanks guys!