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Offline Stnmtz

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I am going to be video taping some of my archery hunts this year for the first time ... any tips??or equipment that other people use that i shouldknow about    :Photography:
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Offline stevejedlenski

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get a camera man, make sure he or she knows what they are doing and lots of extra cams. for different shot angles. the camo life on TV has been puting some tips on for different shots. some of them are really cool. you can probably find them online, they are also associated with cambell farms which is also a very good resource.
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Offline Stnmtz

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I got a camera man and a couple cameras.  Has anyone used the video camera that mount were your stabilizer goes?  If so what name brand and how do you like it.  I'm not trying to go pro here or spend thousands.  Just videoing for the fun of it.

Thx

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Offline lentz

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They use multiple different ones but none of them go very far ranging from 75-250
Moulttie has one different one named vantage and then the go pro

Offline bweyer

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I have a go pro. Great action cam for the right situation. For deer at 20 yards they look about 80 yards away. If your using a camcorder learn how to manual adjust. Shutter speed, aperture, white balance. Auto focus at prime time (low light) won't cut it.