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I made this video a few years back. The intro was done in CB PAINT and Candy Factory. This was a non-paying demo as a courtesy to the club which allowed my Photography Club the use of the facility. However, I never gave permission for it to appear on YOU TUBE and stumbled across it last week. Next time I will use a small camera for different angle shots on the rails and tunnels as well as a POV small camera in front of the locomotive. Whoever posted my work should have kept the aspect ratio of 16:9 as I used the CANON XL-2 in widescreen.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuRTvesrM_M

Hey Lou, have you seen the POV1? It would be great for the locomotive shot. A flatcar behind the locomotive could hold the solid state recorder. A few years age there was a train set out with a camera built into the engine and a little pinhole lense looking forward.

Actually. I have two AIPTEKS HD personal pocket cameras that use SD cards and was thinking of a flatbed car coupled in front of the engine if an engine has a coupling. The versatility of the "S"4000K shines in this respect as I can mix tape and solid state together.

PaulBusta wrote:Hey Lou, have you seen the POV1? It would be great for the locomotive shot. A flatcar behind the locomotive could hold the solid state recorder. A few years age there was a train set out with a camera built into the engine and a little pinhole lense looking forward.

Good action! Moving left and right, zooming in and out, gives it life. The engineer looking as the train moved might better be in a box in a corner, so you see what he sees, and show his hands on the controls as his hands move on them. This is good work.