What exactly do you want to take videos of?
So due to start our East Coast road trip in 3 weeks and this time instead of using our smartphones to capture driving videos I figured we'd get something more suited to the task.
Any idea what a good cheap road trip camera to use would be? Some basic googling just keeps showing up dashcams which I'm not sure is the right device for this task? Definitely don't want to spend a lot, just want something better than a shaky smartphone captured video
I'm a muppet who makes judgements and gives opinions when it's not asked for instead of answering questions. Please forgive me, ironically, I'm a millennial.
We once videoed a drive of Icefields Parkway on a go pro. Never watched it again. It's a fairly gimmicky idea imho, just enjoy the moment.
I used to use my phone for sat nav whilst taking time lapses, managed to get a few nice ones (a days driving in <5 mins). I find them interesting to replay looking back a few years later. Reminds you of things you had forgotten or routes taken . Last trip I did just set my phone to take normal video and used Hyperlapse to convert them to timelapse which does a better job and removes a lot of the smart phone shake. It's not like having a camera on whilst driving distracts or takes away from the moment.
Reading through I see a few of you guys have stopped off in Charleston. There is so much to read out there I'm worried I'm going blind. Any recommendations of places to stay in Charleston?
We stayed in The Vendue. Location was perfect, hotel was pretty decent. Roof terrace bar, cookies and Iced lemon water left out each day.Reading through I see a few of you guys have stopped off in Charleston. There is so much to read out there I'm worried I'm going blind. Any recommendations of places to stay in Charleston?
Yep, do the muscle car once and then go more sensible/practical.
Booked the Mustang (or similar) with Alamo, cost me £630 for 15 days Unless it's something super special future USA trips will most likely just be a premium class rental and save a couple of hundred quid.
Is this the same if booked through a site such as holidayautos.co.uk?US rentals with Alamo booked from the UK website include all insurance you need and Alamo operate a full to full fuel policy as standard.