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Driving. Manchester, Stockport, Lancashire.

Song: Please feed the piano by Deaf To Van Gogh's Ear.

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  • Eric Anderson 2 months ago
    Cool. VW rules.
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  • Perez 2 months ago
    Great video!!
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  • Dobbsie 2 months ago
    you drive so fast
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  • matthew carrozo 2 months ago
    that is The Shit.
  • Annie 2 months ago
    Did you come from youtube with a comment like that?
  • matthew carrozo 2 months ago
    ouch, annie, that hurt. "the shit" is different from "shit" (polar opposite), if thats what you meant... if not, i apologise for now mentioning a four-letter-word thrice.
  • matthew carrozo 2 months ago
    and yeah, i've moved over from youtube for the same reasons you so wonderfully state in your profile ;)
  • Annie 2 months ago
    I forgot the... :))).. sorry I wasn't being nasty.
  • matthew carrozo 2 months ago
    no warries!

    back to this vid - it rocked my socks off. :)
  • Annie 2 months ago
    I've just had a look at your site and I love your work,
    great stuff mate.....didn't mean hurt mate, the phone rang and lost my concentation and just pressed post . Yes y'tube has got to the dogs and they have left!!!
    I look forward to seeing more of your work.
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  • svanes 2 months ago
    that's quite cool. can you talk a little bit about how you shot this? it looks like a series of stills. did you mount a tripod on the passenger seat or simply attach the camera to the headrest of the seat?
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  • Robert Himler 2 months ago
    really awesome video.
    are these all still pictures I assume?
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  • atomicmonk 2 months ago
    Great piece. I'd love to hear about your process as well. Look great full screen too!
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  • John Harney 2 months ago
    Fantastic video!
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  • DaVincicode 2 months ago
    Nice job Martin Wilson. I really would like to know how to do stop motion like that. I love it when I can see the light streaks going by while your hands are still on the wheel. Well nice job on this experiment.
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  • positivejones 2 months ago
    great stuff. what's the camera?
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  • Green Gecko Films 2 months ago
    dude the video looks awesome, how long was the actual driving or was it pieced together from many clips?
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  • Kevin Nuut of TXM.com 2 months ago
    Simple yet wonderful.
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  • Martin Wilson 2 months ago
    Wow! Thanks for all the comments. :-) Put a mighty big grin on my face.

    This was done with a Canon 5D, mounted on a tripod on the passenger seat/passenger footwell. I had a cable release mounted on the dash just next to the steering wheel, just opened the shutter every few seconds (or inbetween trying to not crash!)

    The video is made up of two trips, one of about 30 minutes, one of about an hour. There are some duplicate frames from each trip throughout the video.

    Thanks again, and any more questions just ask.
  • jayson smith 2 months ago
    Nice! Did you use a fixed exposure setting? The exposure on the interior is consistent throughout - which is impressive considering the various lighting conditions.
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  • ASOCIACION PATINADORES BARCELONA 2 months ago
    NICE VID! the music is also great regards from BCN
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  • aaroneous 2 months ago
    Nice. I liked watching your tach go back and forth.
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  • victor hugo 2 months ago
    excellent video and music buen trabajo amigo
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  • kralev zoran 2 months ago
    halo
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  • Phil Kneen 2 months ago
    Unbelievably cool,well shot that man
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  • Alejandro Paris 2 months ago
    Slow Down you crazy Maniac
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  • Mathieu Bouvier 2 months ago
    nice edit and idea !, music match nicely

    Added to the VW Channel: vimeo.com/MKX
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  • Mario Niebles 1 month ago
    Wow, really cool!!! :)

    Liked it!!! :D
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  • mikedup 11 days ago
    this is fantastic...
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