wistlinwings05 asked:

A video I compiled using duck hunting footage from my GoPro HD Hero 2.

Wingman813 asked:

I only took my camera out once but this was the result. What a great season for 2011! Watch in HD or you won’t be able to see some of the birds

Duckhunterbow asked:

Duck and goose hunting in Iowa. Contour HD GPS camera

redwolfairsoft asked:

www.redwolfairsoft.com in part 2 of this review we look at the different variants of the Marushin Mossberg M500 and compare them. Featuring Marushin Mossberg M500 Ghost Ring Sight version Marushin Mossberg M500 Tan version Marushin Mossberg M500 Wooden Stock version Marushin Mossberg M500 Cruiser To see these shotguns, click the link below: redwolfairsoft.com

redwolfairsoft asked:

www.redwolfairsoft.com In part 1 of this Review, we compare 2 used mossberg m500 replicas. The Marushin Mossberg M500 Ghost Ring Sight version and it’s china clone. Is the clone really worth the saving, or do you get more for your money from the original? Featuring Marushin Mossberg M500 Ghost Ring Sight version redwolfairsoft.com

wistlinwings05 asked:

A video of me and a buddy duck hunting using my new GoPro HD Hero 2 filming in HD 1080p. Before I purchased it, there were no good videos of anyone using it to hunt so I decided to post one that I thought was pretty good. The HD Hero 2 is a great product and I would highly recommend getting one!

sheridan666777 asked:

Mounted my GoPro HD on my remington 870 express shotgun while dove hunting. The wide angle lens makes it tough to see the birds at long distance so it’s tough to get good footage from it.

Shotgun Microphone Reviews

How do you choose an external microphone for your camcorder? It can be quite confusing even if you’re a professional videographer. After having lived with the onboard camcorder microphone for a few weeks you decide you need an external condenser microphone.

The inbuilt microphone just cannot provide the kind of sound that would complement the HD video recording. If you decide to check out shotgun microphone reviews you end up with loads of Camcorder microphone reviews which leave you more baffled than ever.

Sennheiser or Rode or Audio Technica

It is not easy to make an informed decision based on the different recommendations. The choice of makes & models is quite astonishing. You have Sennheiser, Canon, Audio Technica, Rode, Sony & many more companies vying for your attention. Models range from Rode’s Videomic Directional Shotguns, Sennheiser’s MKE 400, Canon’s DM-100 and much more.

The number one question is, where do you shoot? The critical point that should influence your decision is the environment where you would be shooting your video.

Is it the outdoors? Like if you’re capturing wildlife in their natural surroundings, the addition of real life audio would take your video footage to another level altogether making it look more professional even if you are just an amateur shooting for fun.

If you mostly shoot indoors, where you film a stage performance in an auditorium or maybe an interview, the right type of external microphone would cut out all the ambient noise and give you clear audio to go with the superb video that most Camcorders provide these days.

External Camcorder Microphones are broadly classified into 2 types:

Shotgun Microphones Cardioid Microphones

There are further sub-classifications of Shotgun and Cardioid Microphones. Hyper-Cardioid, Super Cardioid etc. Mostly, a Camcorder microphone is either a Shotgun or a Cardioid. But there are some video camera microphones which are a bit of both – you can choose the depth of Shotgun or Cardioid that you desire.

Broadly, it can be said that Shotgun microphones are for picking up long range audio, like when you are filming wildlife and Cardioid microphones are better suited for near range applications.

The power source is also a factor in making a choice. Does your microphone have its own power source or does it get its power supply from the Camcorder? You may end up spending much more than you had bargained for if you have to keep getting new batteries for your external microphone.

The weight of the microphone is another factor mostly overlooked by first-time buyers. But a bulky and heavy microphone could be a great hindrance especially if you are going to be shooting long hours in the outdoors.

Do not forget to check the length of the microphone you intend to buy. You may be attracted to that long no-nonsense type of external microphone. But do check to make sure that it does not extend beyond the front of your Camcorder and become a permanent feature in your frame of view.

Price

All said and done, it’s finally the price that is going to be the deciding factor. Go for the best external microphone in your price range. You should be able to get a very good microphone for around $250.

Generally, the more expensive models are some what better and come with many more bells and whistles. Like for instance when you shoot outdoors you need a sound muffler to cut out the wind noise. These are also called ‘Deadcat’ windscreens and you need to find out if your chosen model comes with one. You may need to buy a ‘Deadcat’ separately adding to the cost.



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GammonatorReturns asked:

THIS VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC MATERIAL OF A HUNTING NATURE! Watch at your own discretion. Weapon of choice: Gamo Whisper .177 w/GRT-III upgraded trigger Scope: Center Point Optics Adventure Class – Illumiated Pellets: JSB Predator Polymag .177 Camera: Sony HDR-XR500V w/Telephoto HD Lens

AllsouthOutdoors asked:

PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!!!Another evening hunting trip in North Georgia. This is why they call it hunting and not killing.