Steam & Excursion > C&TSRR = Camera Wagon Yard Tour

03-12-18 I was testing my new GoPro 6. It has stabilization in the camera & so far I am happy with the way it works. I plan on using this camera in the cab during the Engineer / Fireman schools.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

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Great tour of the yards; places normally not seen by the public.
Also, I'm impressed by the clarity of the camera and the stabilization. Very good!

1939dutchman Wrote:
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> Great tour of the yards; places normally not seen
> by the public.
> Also, I'm impressed by the clarity of the camera
> and the stabilization. Very good!

Like you, the camera so far is doing a good job IMHO.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Great stuff Roger. Great use pf your camera. Keep up the good winter work!

Chris

Mudrock Wrote:
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> Great stuff Roger. Great use pf your camera. Keep
> up the good winter work!
>
> Chris

Thank you Chris. I am ready for the season to start.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

Great work... you are my pusher. Bought my June tickets yesterday. (as a "grin" suggestion: you need to get a Jib Crane for your jeep like the crew that shoots "Top Gear" uses. (They occasionally show some of the camera action in on the "Extra Gear" segment).
hope to see you this summer
dave

davewdavis Wrote:
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> Great work... you are my pusher. Bought my June
> tickets yesterday. (as a "grin" suggestion: you
> need to get a Jib Crane for your jeep like the
> crew that shoots "Top Gear" uses. (They
> occasionally show some of the camera action in on
> the "Extra Gear" segment).
> hope to see you this summer
> dave

I plan on being here.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff

I would like to make a brief clarification concerning my video of the Chama yard posted here. Because the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad has engaged me to do some documentation tasks on their behalf, I have been granted access to certain areas of the railroad not open to the general public. One of those is the access roads to the shop areas in Chama. These roads are not open to any vehicular access by the general public. Also, with the exception of the private crossing on the driveway to the Antonito Depot parking lot, any road crossings at any location along the railroad that are marked as "Private Crossing" are not to be used by the general public as vehicular access to the railroad or to any adjacent private property.

Roger Hogan
Chama, NM
Train Stuff