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by hubweims » Wed Aug 01, 2007 10:51 pm
oscar,
man, buy a tripod for that camera. i don't get sea sick, but it was making me dizzy and weak to my stomach. remember if you shoot freehand, lock your elbows into your sides and ribcage holding them tight against your body. it reduces a LOT of the camera shake. also, too much zooming in and out. we get that the dogs are hunting a ways away from you. no need to keep zooming in and out b/c it makes it hard to see what the dogs are doing. i see a loss of concentration in your older dog. when it first goes on point nice high tail and great intensity in head/face, but you may be getting too close and trying to film too much b/c it seems to get a little soft. tail starts to sag and starts looking all over the place and especially at you. like the dog is trying to say "flush the darn bird already." JMHO, but what do i know.
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