I use Strava to track my bicycle rides. Below you can see my recent activity.
I set my alarm this morning for 6am, with plans to get in a 45 minute ride before I took a shower and came in to work. I went to bed around 11pm last night, read for a while, and tossed and turned until about 2am, I guess those cookies and milk at 9:30pm weren’t such a good idea as the sugars kept me up.
6am came and my alarm went off, at first I turned it off and decided I would sleep in. Then I lay there thinking “Get up you lazy ass, go ride” so I did. I got up, and peered out the blinds to see what the sun was starting to do.
It was dark outside, very dark, with no hint of sunshine.
If you are looking for tips at taking 365 photos in a year, check out the list at the end of the article. As many of you know, or should, I planned to do a couple of things in 2011 in terms of blogging and photo taking.
Well, I only completed one of those things (#Baby365), but I must admit I am glad about which one I did complete and the ones I didn’t!
Every day in 2011 Natalie or myself took a photo of Jacqueline, and while we didn’t always get them posted to flickr the same day, I think we did get that done on at least 355 of those days. You might think, oh that isn't hard, taking a photo, so what. Well I tel you what, it wasn't easy. Try doing ANYTHING out of the ordinary for 365 straight days, it takes some effort.
You can see the full collection of the #Baby365 photos in the Flickr Set found here (http://www.flickr.com/photos/chammond/sets/72157625597966645/).
All along I had plans of doing something more with the photos, and while I am not completed with everything, I have two things you can see online now.
The first is you can see a compilation video of the 365 photos set to music http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kHmTe2hNMM
Then of course there is the faster cropped version, which I personally prefer. I think it shows an interesting view of Jacqueline growing up over the past year. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFnhpweyzoE
She has grown up a lot over the past year, too fast if you ask myself or Natalie, but that is how parenthood goes.
Stay tuned for #Toddler365 #Toddler366 here for 2012 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/chammond/sets/72157628676234297/)
These are just a few things I can think of off the top of my head that should help you with your project. I will try to update the list if I think of anything else.
I see that the GoPro HD Hero2 came out with a new Firmware update on 12/15/2011. I’ve been waiting for a firmware update to enable the 3d functionality on the new cameras since I received them back in November.
I installed the Firmware update using CineForm Studio (see the steps to upgrade the firmware (as of 12/16/2011) below.
The best I can tell, this V.58 firmware update does not enable the 3D functionality on the Hero2. I spent some time playing around with it, and was unable to get the two cameras to properly sync up when connected with the sync cable. First I could only get one to boot up, but I was eventually able to get both booted after removing the sync cable and inserting it again.
I would love to try to record Christmas this year in 3d, though I doubt we’ll see another firmware update again before the end of the year. I think V.58 was released to fix some exposure issues on time lapse caused by a previous update, but I don’t know that for sure.
Hopefully in the future GoPro will take the time to post a Changelog for their Firmware updates.
Steps to upgrade GoPro HD Hero2 Firmware (follow at your own risk)
Please follow the directions carefully, and check http://gopro.com/support/hd-hero2-firmware-update/ for further instructions.
I am not responsible if you damage your camera (I’ve done it before to my own camera)
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