Video: Adaptive Headlight on a winding road

[jeremyc74]

I got a new video camera over the weekend, and since I was in the mountains at my parents house in VA, I thought I'd try filming the adaptive headlights. The raw video is much better, but it's shot in 16:9 and youtube resizes it so it gets compressed.

I did the first section at pretty good speed (within the limits for the most part) and then a section a little slower, then another faster section.

There are also a couple of other daytime videos of some of the mountain passes posted.

[e36chris]

wow very cool, thanks for the video

[Coach]

Well that video rocks! I love Florida, but videos like that make me long for the Smokies.

[jeremyc74]

Originally Posted by Coach

Well that video rocks! I love Florida, but videos like that make me long for the Smokies.

I spent most of the last 7 years in Palm Beach. I know EXACTLY what you mean. Indiana isn't much better, but I'm a lot closer to where my parents live, so I get to have some fun. :biggrin:

[JLight]

VERY nice video showing how awesome the system really is. Just like xenon's -- once you have them you never want to drive a car with out!

[guardianangel3290]

nice!
are those thunders?

[coco_m3]

Those little roads in IN rule. hahah!
Thats an awesome vid.

Jeff

[Mystiqueskillz]

I like how the 1 comes with it!

[jeremyc74]

Originally Posted by silverbullet135i

Those little roads in IN rule. hahah!
Thats an awesome vid.

Jeff

That's actually taken in Southwestern VA.

Here's the route:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&saddr=St+Clairs+Creek+Rd+%4036.754764,+-81.647319&daddr=36.70913,-81.618075&hl=en&geocode=FUzVMAIdKSki-w%3B&mra=mi&mrsp=1,0&sz=15&sll=36.705793,-81.620221&sspn=0.016377,0.038452&ie=UTF8&ll=36.732 143,-81.628075&spn=0.065486,0.153809&t=p&z=13


The Google map isn't up to date. Whitetop Road (just to the west) was extended and is now the main road, so there's very little traffic on the one I was driving one, espeically at 2Am.

[imported_kato]

Great video!