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jdouglassWindy season ought to be over by now for the East Coast of Florida, but we’ve just had two afternoons in a row of good “teens” breezes from the Northeast. Score!
Tuesday, I took some boom-mounted GoPro camera video of an ocean session on my new Exocet Slalom board with an 8.4 race sail. I accidentally took a series of still shots, too, but I was pleasantly surprised with how they turned out. In the GoPro camera video, everything is so fast and splashy that it’s sort of a blur, but in the photos, the complex violence of the board-water interaction is frozen in place, which makes the interesting details more apparent.
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Slalom Windsurfing, Paint it Black from James Douglass on Vimeo.
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James,
I really liked the way the video picked up the water splashing around your board. A happy accident!
-Ian
Wow! That's the kind of sailing I dream about!
SICK!! Very nice viewpoints! Thanks for posting!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFt-1MVtMO4 how about this one the extreme HD119, seems similar like drift
http://www.hdcatcher.com/product_Extreme%20HD119….
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Great videos! How did you mount the go pro camera to get such great veiws? Could you post a picture of yur camera mount set-up? Thanks Doug
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