I've recorded a few times with the camera on the dashboard and it doesn't really have much if any shaking at all so I'm not sure we will need some extra solution.
I would think the main thing is if we should have it on the dashboard or on the hood. Mostly depends on the time this would take us. If too long then the camera might run out of battery.
I have an extra battery pack for it but if this would take half the day, I'm not sure that it would do. We like to record the whole thing as a video instead of making the GoPro take the time lapse as we might miss some important frames like that. Better to process it afterwards.
I would think the main thing is if we should have it on the dashboard or on the hood. Mostly depends on the time this would take us. If too long then the camera might run out of battery.
I have an extra battery pack for it but if this would take half the day, I'm not sure that it would do. We like to record the whole thing as a video instead of making the GoPro take the time lapse as we might miss some important frames like that. Better to process it afterwards.
Use two identical cameras with long lenses 100-350mm.
Install the cameras inside two different cars on the other side of the road. And be sure it's a place where people are walking often.
Frame the subject from opposite directions.
Power up the cameras from the car battery.
Be sure you heave beafy memory cards. 64GB+
Let it roll all day long on 1080p resolution.
"Install the cameras inside two different cars on the other side of the road. And be sure it's a place where people are walking often." This is Iceland, you don't find people walking about.
The idea was to drive the car around the city past all the bus stops that have an Auroracoin ad.
Ok got it.
It can be priceless to have few people reactions, in the morning at the rush hour, when peoples are going to work. You can archive that with a "two camera setup" as described above.
But if you just want to describe the bus stops ad campaign, that's even easier. Ask someone for a drone with hardware stabilizer (DJI Phantom like) and you'll have a smooth recording.