Tom Vance
05-11-2008, 10:42 PM
question to all:
I have been filming trains long before the Internet - when it was fun to take my 4 yr old out after work and chase trains thru Gilroy,CA,,,,most of my work was for fun and for him to watch on TV. I never thought there would be a rail-video.net. Most of my older stiff is VHS and 8mm video - hand held. Most of the stuff has slight hand movement - but I was pretty lucky where most of it is decent and viewable( many of my train vids are on video.google under my name- I uploaded just for fun there.) My main question - is I don't want to spend hours uploading videos that will get rejected for minimal hand-movement on windy days...what would your opinions be....? I have mid 80's Amtrak- a 4449 clip in San Jose- Oregon Steam train- many freights- Durango-Silverton- Tehachapi Loop & Mukilteo. Or, just upload and take my chances..?
I have been filming trains long before the Internet - when it was fun to take my 4 yr old out after work and chase trains thru Gilroy,CA,,,,most of my work was for fun and for him to watch on TV. I never thought there would be a rail-video.net. Most of my older stiff is VHS and 8mm video - hand held. Most of the stuff has slight hand movement - but I was pretty lucky where most of it is decent and viewable( many of my train vids are on video.google under my name- I uploaded just for fun there.) My main question - is I don't want to spend hours uploading videos that will get rejected for minimal hand-movement on windy days...what would your opinions be....? I have mid 80's Amtrak- a 4449 clip in San Jose- Oregon Steam train- many freights- Durango-Silverton- Tehachapi Loop & Mukilteo. Or, just upload and take my chances..?