Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Unfortunately I'll be leaving on Saturday so there will be no Hemi Shootout Racing footage from me...but here is Day 1 Qualifying Footage.


http://youtu.be/

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Rob - Great stuff (as usual), thanks!

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

thanks for the video

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Great video Rob!
Bob R

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Great video! The sound of Jim Pancake's car during the burnout (@:35) is incredible. What a sound!

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Wish I was there. thanks! Dyno

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Awesome sound !!! Also like the sound of Tyler Hard's clutch car @ 1:25 !!!!!!

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Day 2 qualifying....


http://youtu.be/

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

What sort of horsepower does it take to get a Hemi car to run 160 in the quarter?

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Over 1000 HP, the Westcott's probably make at least 1050.

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Exclamation point! Thanks for the info.

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For Robzneed4speed
I really like your video quality. The camera is so steady and the quality has transferred well to you tube. I assume your master video is very nice to look at.

Could you describe your video setup at the fall classic? Camera, film or digital format, ??? transfer to digital or... direct to digital in the camera? and camera resolution settings? I am very impressed that you are nearly 400 foot down track, and still steady as the car passes. You must be on a tripod?

thanks Don

Re: Video: Hemi Shootout Qualifying at The Dutch 2012
 

Hey Don,
I'm glad you like. I'm using a Sony HDR-XR260 Handycam. Only using Standard Resolution HD record rate 15mb/sec 60i. I use a MacBook Pro with iMovie for editing and no I'm not using a tripod, holding it in my hand. I can't zoom or focus the way I want with a tripod or monopod. I'm still disappointed with the evening shots, its a low lux but I've got to figure out the settings still. Thanks again.