Here it is, Petey; it's not the quality equivalent of the one in the body of this article as it was taken on an iPhone as opposed to my Nikon D610. It's actually what made me decide to try my hand at video-making -- I encounter black bears in the Pocono Mountains fairly regularly.
Do you remember that movie, "Night of the Grizzly"? Our dog, Demi, was a Plott hound-- bred to hunt bears. He never barked much, until we went to the drive-in and saw that movie... He was gonna GET that bear!
This is Demi's twin! I still miss my Demi-Doo-Dad...
I would advise against hollering to get their attention, unless you think that you can outrun one.
Agreed; I've done it more than once in my desire to get them to look at the camera
and lived!
My best shots were taken in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia they were taken on slide film in the days well before digital and I submitted them to an agency representing my photos. The owner passed away and I have never been able to recover some 8,000+ Kodachromes, Ektachrome and Fuji Velvia (the best!) slides.
We shall see how I progress if at all.
Mac, that is fantastic! GREAT!
You did a wonderful job!!!
Making videos from scratch is hard!!!
That is a GRAND first try brother!
Beautiful image and the stabilization is great!
Sound could use a bit of moderation, bit loud... (just a tiny bit)
You kicked off on a long exciting journey....
Welcome to the world of moving pictures!
Excellent!
When you panned in I was expecting to see the beady eyes of some critter !
Petey,
You are clairvoyant! I left that area quickly on Friday afternoon when a black bear began rustling upstream and to the right.
I have an iPhone video of another, much larger one that I will try and upload.
I'm looking forward to that !
Here it is, Petey; it's not the quality equivalent of the one in the body of this article as it was taken on an iPhone as opposed to my Nikon D610. It's actually what made me decide to try my hand at video-making -- I encounter black bears in the Pocono Mountains fairly regularly.
Do you remember that movie, "Night of the Grizzly"? Our dog, Demi, was a Plott hound-- bred to hunt bears. He never barked much, until we went to the drive-in and saw that movie... He was gonna GET that bear!
This is Demi's twin! I still miss my Demi-Doo-Dad...
I have this thing about bears I'm in the woods frequently hoping to see one. There's a good number of Black Bears in Pennsylvania.
Very Cool Mac!
I think that you did a fine first job. Love the music that goes along with it.
I would comment if I could see it, but unfortunately I'm not able to open it.
Great videos Mac.
The second one showing the black bear is exciting. I would advise against hollering to get their attention, unless you think that you can outrun one.
This is the voice of experience talking when it comes to black bears..LOL
I'm sorry, Buzz; I did think about that when I posted the videos; here is a still of the same scene.
Agreed; I've done it more than once in my desire to get them to look at the camera
and lived!
My best shots were taken in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia they were taken on slide film in the days well before digital and I submitted them to an agency representing my photos. The owner passed away and I have never been able to recover some 8,000+ Kodachromes, Ektachrome and Fuji Velvia (the best!) slides.
Great flow of nature video.
Go with the flow.
E.