That was some hot action, Turbo! High speeds with a little traditional old school loco's convoy, yes, I 'll take that! Please, do go back to this station for a longer video!
TurboFintan Cheers, watching your video made my day! I have a question. I will be in the UK from September for a year and I was wondering if tripod use is a problem at such rural stations.
Panos G - On the Greek rails since 2008 It should be fine at rural stations such as unstaffed stations, just when at busier stations you might need to ask the staff for permission. Also you need to make sure that the tripod doesn't get in the way of the public and it is also recommended not to use them during peak hours. You can check out the guidelines for rail enthusiasts by following this link: www.networkrail.co.uk/aspx/777.aspx Hope this helps.
TurboFintan It totally helps, thank you for taking the time to inform me! I will be based in Canterbury, so Canterbury east and west stations should be easy cases. When I will be filming in London, I 'll make sure to do what you mentioned.
That was some hot action, Turbo! High speeds with a little traditional old school loco's convoy, yes, I 'll take that! Please, do go back to this station for a longer video!
Panos G - On the Greek rails since 2008 Cheers mate, reading your comment has made my day!
TurboFintan Cheers, watching your video made my day! I have a question. I will be in the UK from September for a year and I was wondering if tripod use is a problem at such rural stations.
Panos G - On the Greek rails since 2008 It should be fine at rural stations such as unstaffed stations, just when at busier stations you might need to ask the staff for permission. Also you need to make sure that the tripod doesn't get in the way of the public and it is also recommended not to use them during peak hours.
You can check out the guidelines for rail enthusiasts by following this link: www.networkrail.co.uk/aspx/777.aspx
Hope this helps.
TurboFintan It totally helps, thank you for taking the time to inform me! I will be based in Canterbury, so Canterbury east and west stations should be easy cases. When I will be filming in London, I 'll make sure to do what you mentioned.
Did you know? Somewhere around that left corner is the border taking you to London
Great video amazing action. Appreciate the effort cheers
+chris la brooy Thanks mate for your kind comments