Post by Richard on Oct 22, 2015 8:42:28 GMT -5
When we were just up north visiting friends and family, our friends gave us this video camera they had gotten as a gift and never used? Since they had no intention of using it, they asked if I wanted to play around with it........and of course, accepted. It was a small Kodak (the size of a pack of cigarettes) HD ; only five years old and never used.
When I got back to NC, I charged it up and played taking some video. Next, I investigated how this "U-tube" thing works and subsequently got it figured out
So what you see are some of my early attempts to video and post on u-tube.
The first one is of the turkeys crossing our range two weeks ago. I had posted a still picture of it earlier. The second one, I set the camera up on the adjacent bench and let her roll. You can see the lead shot bags hanging off the receiver/barrel which helps with the "jump"/recoil when firing from the sled.
Hopefully, in the future, I will dream up some more interesting stuff and who knows, I might become a professional like Hank!
When I got back to NC, I charged it up and played taking some video. Next, I investigated how this "U-tube" thing works and subsequently got it figured out
So what you see are some of my early attempts to video and post on u-tube.The first one is of the turkeys crossing our range two weeks ago. I had posted a still picture of it earlier. The second one, I set the camera up on the adjacent bench and let her roll. You can see the lead shot bags hanging off the receiver/barrel which helps with the "jump"/recoil when firing from the sled.
Hopefully, in the future, I will dream up some more interesting stuff and who knows, I might become a professional like Hank!
