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chuck goolsbee @ Mar 1st 2008 5:01PM
That video was an inspiration for me when I first saw it over a year ago. I've done timelapse footage of my vintage car drives before ( http://www.goolsbee.org/roadtrip/ ) but always out the windshield. This video got me thinking about other perspectives, and captured almost my entire summer roadtrip last year:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=GTTSR&search=tag
Not as well produced as the reference, but fun anyway.
I had ordered a wide-angle adapter for my camera but it did not arrive in time to be used, unfortunately. It will for my next trip!
--chuck