ADKMtnTrapper
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Good Afternoon!
Ive been putting in some time in my AeroEVO and decided i would like to try my hand at self filming and filming others hunts. So i did a little research and decided to go with a Samsung HMX-F90 its nothing fancy, i picked it up for just over $100 and it says its good for low light and also has timelapse photography which sold me on it.
So my questions is who out there films there own hunts and what kind of things have you learn along the way to be better at it? I have heard that it is best if you have one filming the kill shot and another filming yourself or a POV shot. I will entertain buying one at a later date if i decide i like doing this.
Also any suggestions on a camera arm or something that is able to be attached to the tree? I bought a small flexible tripod that works should work well @ ground level but i am assuming wont be the greatest while up in the tree.
Ive been putting in some time in my AeroEVO and decided i would like to try my hand at self filming and filming others hunts. So i did a little research and decided to go with a Samsung HMX-F90 its nothing fancy, i picked it up for just over $100 and it says its good for low light and also has timelapse photography which sold me on it.
So my questions is who out there films there own hunts and what kind of things have you learn along the way to be better at it? I have heard that it is best if you have one filming the kill shot and another filming yourself or a POV shot. I will entertain buying one at a later date if i decide i like doing this.
Also any suggestions on a camera arm or something that is able to be attached to the tree? I bought a small flexible tripod that works should work well @ ground level but i am assuming wont be the greatest while up in the tree.