videos from last oct.

[sarg]

here is a few videos from are hunting trip from are oct deer hunt in rock creek. something to past the time hope u like them:-D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJVFDqXovGI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mjTRMxz3yU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdtuClA6LM8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlMRi6SWHsQ
i have a few more that are uploading right now. bear with me as it was my frist trip out with the new video camera.
some more from my nov deer hunt in 100mile:-D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aq9PY6RBfKg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YI1k1LPu5EY

[Pioneerman]

THanks for sharing, some nice country there, in the 3 rd video. To be honest a little motion sickness from your filming too much movement, but the last one was much smoother so pass the camera to someone else lol

[sarg]

im getting better with out shaken. my spring bear videos should smooth(hopefully)lol

[luckynuts]

Man do I wish i had some gravel right about now. Sorry couldn't get past the first one.:icon_frow:icon_frow

Though I'm sure you had fun and seen some great animals.

w.

[fearnodeer]

Not to bad for your first time.

[huntwriter]

Great video footage of some beautiful scenery. A little well meant advice to turn random videography into memorable videos. To improve the quality use a sturdy camera tripod. If you shoot off-hand brace the camera arm against a tree or other support to keep it as steady as possible. Never walk/drive and film at the same time unless the camera has a "steady shot" feature, even then walk/drive slowly. Try to plan (script) what you want to capture on video, make a little story. It's best to get as close to the subject as possible and then zoom in (avoid using digital zoom, it's only a marketing gimmick with no practical use.) Pan slowly. The same goes for zooming in and out, this gives the lens time to adjust and results in less blurring.

Hope this helps.

[sarg]

thanks for the tips, the frist two videos were my first try with the camera. i do have a tri pod now. for the zoom it was more trying out the camera and figuring out how it work, i got it all figurd out now for this year.:) they will only get better and hopefully some kill shots if i ever get luck.lol

[sarg]

here is a couple more (not as shakey).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlMRi6SWHsQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tl2HYN1eXrM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMglTeugfPI

[huntwriter]

thanks for the tips, the frist two videos were my first try with the camera. i do have a tri pod now. for the zoom it was more trying out the camera and figuring out how it work, i got it all figurd out now for this year.:) they will only get better and hopefully some kill shots if i ever get luck.lol

Filming, like most everything else, is a long learning process. :-D I look forward to see more. Keep it up.
BTW - What camera are you using?

[BCGameHunter]

hey nice videos. um the 4th one ''big old grouse''. there is a much fasted way of cleaning a grouse all you do is place your feet on the wings close to the body and pull the feet it takes everything with the feet and just leaves the breast meat its very clean and very fast. Thats just the way i do it .

[sarg]

hey nice videos. um the 4th one ''big old grouse''. there is a much fasted way of cleaning a grouse all you do is place your feet on the wings close to the body and pull the feet it takes everything with the feet and just leaves the breast meat its very clean and very fast. Thats just the way i do it . ya every time i clean them that way i end up pulling the legs out and have to clean them my way,so i just skip a step. its the easyes way for me. :-D

[sarg]

Filming, like most everything else, is a long learning process. :-D I look forward to see more. Keep it up.
BTW - What camera are you using?
i have a sony handycam(dcr-sx43) it seem to do the job:-D

[huntwriter]

i have a sony handycam(dcr-sx43) it seem to do the job:-D

That is all that matters. :-D

[hunter1947]

Very http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/images/icons/icon6.gif videos thanks for posting them up..