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Old 08-28-2013, 10:10 PM   #1
 
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Default Hythe to Fawley oil terminal
A gentle blast down Southampton water.
Just a bit of raw footage from Monday.
I was keeping the speed down and being a bit over cautious crossing wakes as this was the first time i'd used a suction cup mount for the camera.

As per usual YouTube has trashed the Quality!
If anyone can give me a heads up about how to stop this that would be great

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    I thought the quality looked good! Also, it appeared you were going pretty fast!
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    Colours all washed out from the original, and the speed was low to mid 40's mph
    If you listen to the motor it's not even trying

    And I haven't got a clue what's going on with the framing!
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