Fisrt Kill on Film
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Fisrt Kill on Film
Shot my first deer on film this past Saturday. Did some quick editing with Movie Maker. Basically my practice run. Hopefully I can put a toad down on video next.
[bbvideo=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlE4SyFadq0[/bbvideo]
[bbvideo=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlE4SyFadq0[/bbvideo]
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Re: Fisrt Kill on Film
Nice video very enjoyable to watch. Nice captions and field of view.
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Great job on getting the video... never get enough of hearing those deer walk through the woods.
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Re: Fisrt Kill on Film
Cool video, gotta love how those mature doe let the youngin walk out first!
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cool video and nice job editing, what type of mount and camera did you use? I have a Kodak Playsport mounted on an Insane Archery mount, I would be tickled pink if I could get that kind of footage off mine, nicely done
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Great Video!
I have the same camera as Brad said and looking for a mount to try out. Especially for my urban spot, all shots are less than 20 yards and my main lane is at 8 yards. Wouldn't mind trying it out and see how I do.
I have the same camera as Brad said and looking for a mount to try out. Especially for my urban spot, all shots are less than 20 yards and my main lane is at 8 yards. Wouldn't mind trying it out and see how I do.
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Brad Lamont wrote:cool video and nice job editing, what type of mount and camera did you use? I have a Kodak Playsport mounted on an Insane Archery mount, I would be tickled pink if I could get that kind of footage off mine, nicely done
That is the exact setup I have. Kodak Playsport mounted on insane archery mount. I bought the bundle package last year off their website. Does a good job for a cheaper camera. It actually does suprisingly well in lowlight too. It's waterproof to 10ft so no need to worry about rain.
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I like the editing you did, nice way to tell the whole story.
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Singing Bridge wrote:Great job on getting the video... never get enough of hearing those deer walk through the woods.
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browning3 wrote:Brad Lamont wrote:cool video and nice job editing, what type of mount and camera did you use? I have a Kodak Playsport mounted on an Insane Archery mount, I would be tickled pink if I could get that kind of footage off mine, nicely done
That is the exact setup I have. Kodak Playsport mounted on insane archery mount. I bought the bundle package last year off their website. Does a good job for a cheaper camera. It actually does suprisingly well in lowlight too. It's waterproof to 10ft so no need to worry about rain.
I did the bundle too, I really like mine. The price is great for what you get and it all fits nice in the case. WIth footage that good it kind of makes me question if I need to carry the 6 pound camera arm way back into some of the marshes or public lands.
Any tips or tricks you have learned so far with yours? I just found out Saturday that I could make it not beep when I pushed the record button (thanks Big Daddy Yo Yo )
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