How about starting a thread discussing the types/models of video cameras people recommend using? The video mode on my digital camera just doesn't quite cut it, and I'm overwhelmed by the options available out there.
We have tried out several different cameras over the past few years. Canon is consistently way better quality than any of the other brands. The video above was shot with a fairly basic Canon powershot A720 IS digital camera (Primarily still but also video) and a Canon FS100 (primarily video but also stills) ... We also have a Go Pro Hero Wide Helmet Cam that is pretty rad. And if we are feeling very enthusiastic, we'll carry our Nikon D70 up the hill for some higher quality stills.
Powderjunky - I'm relatively new to the cascades (having moved to Portland last fall) and have been having trouble finding people to hit the backcountry with. You know of any good resources for finding good, knowledgeable people to get out in the OR backcountry with?
Nice crash in that video!
pdx32,
I would check your local mountaineering shops as the few people i know in that area are neither good or knowledgeable :).
I am not too familiar with Northern Oregon BC, but i plan on heading up that way soon to ski helens and adams. Maybe we could meet up?
I know i had trouble when i first came to oregon with locals making the distinction between downhill backcountry and nordic backcountry.