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got bored, and figured id test out my new camera, and aragostas

its a little light on transition from right to left, like the front needs more downforce or something, not too sure. ive never felt it in a car before.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=xUVQILpK9Wk

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Not bad, Grant.

Does the camera record sound as well? If it does, can I suggest you keep the engine noise in there and layer the music on top, but not too loud to drown it out. It will help give a sensation of speed, even if you're just cruising along...

its a little light on transition from right to left, like the front needs more downforce or something, not too sure. ive never felt it in a car before.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=xUVQILpK9Wk

needs a smidge more castor dialled in to the front perhaps?

south of tokyo

okutama area

the cam i got doesnt have a jack for external mic. i just got it for stuff like this

its waterproof and stuff.

i have an HD webcam that records sounds, and a DVD cam for other shots. the webcam is mounted on the dash

Very cool! :)

Question: What's with the red sections of road around corners?? Is it a Japanese version of 'caution' signs?? Is it some crazy tyre-velcro type substance that defies cornering physics? Or was it painted red just for a bit of variety?

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