I shot a fair bit of GoPro footage at London and Brighton this year. I mounted it on my DSLR with the wider lens on. I knew I wasn't going to get the kind of excellent footage you see taken on high end video cameras and a lot of it is just crap, as I used the other camera and had the one with the GoPro aboard swinging by my side. But I've been looking at the Brighton stuff and got some excellent examples of the kind of things I harp on about every year - blatant hypocrisy in action, female photographers taking overtly intrusive shots without permission, one woman (who I was talking to and obviously didn't realise I was filming) laughing over how she can do whatever she likes and no one takes any notice...to say nothing of the usual male exhibitionism (and female this time - two girls at The Level spent over an hour going out of their way to make sure every perv within range noticed them and took their picture).
Assuming I don't lose the will to live, does anyone know of a video sharing site with less strict rules than YouTube? Could prove explosive. If I can be bothered with the painstaking process of editing hundreds of very small bits together to make one large vid.
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