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Not bad George, the time capsule thing is cool.
All that cold rain and being wet reminds me of a lot of my old infantry days that I would sooner not remember...LOL. Natalie is a trooper for sure. Thanks for sharing...sure beats all those political posts...LOL.
[QUOTE=DaveStewart;372039]All that cold rain and being wet reminds me of a lot of my old infantry days that I would sooner not remember...LOL. Natalie is a trooper for sure. Thanks for sharing...sure beats all those political posts...LOL.[/QUOTE]
Hey......do you still do night trips on KY..........
Also, what does your sched for ledge trips look like............
I'd like to do either........and I've REALLY got the itch :) :)
Thanks,
Geo
Very nice man! Looks like you did the best you could under those situations.
George: I quit guiding at night about three years ago...if you decide to come night fishing here, I don't mind giving you some pointers and spots to try. It was just getting to hard on this ol guy to continue doing night trips and day trips.
I have some dates still open in July...21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. 31 Of course those dates are subject to booking at any time. I have plenty of dates in August and early September too. Would be happy to have you come down and take a ledge trip with me.
Nice video George, listening to you sing was uh, well uh....never mind lol!
[QUOTE=Tim_T;372134]Nice video George, listening to you sing was uh, well uh....never mind lol![/QUOTE]
What are you talking about, that voice was bird like, not sure what kind of bird maybe crow or some other bird in pain. lol jk because it was proabaly better than what I could have done.
Was a nice vid Geo, looks like your daughter still had fun even though you didn't get to take in the whole experience and I'm sure that made it all worth it to you.
Also what kind of camera did you shoot the vid with because it was really good quality unlike a lot of vids you see on youtube. I have one of those Flip HD video cameras and it shoots a quailty video also but dosen't have any kind of screen stabilizing so if you don't hold it super steady or have it on a tripod the picture can get a little erratic. I do like it though because of the small size and is a snap to use.
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Also what kind of camera did you shoot the vid with because it was really good quality unlike a lot of vids you see on youtube. I have one of those Flip HD video cameras and it shoots a quailty video also but dosen't have any kind of screen stabilizing so if you don't hold it super steady or have it on a tripod the picture can get a little erratic. I do like it though because of the small size and is a snap to use.[/QUOTE]
My camera is a Fuji 550. I purchased it because it does full motion video at 640 x 480 x 32 frames/sec........not the 15 on most cameras.
It takes a TON of space, and the pics it takes are only marginal........but the camera does take pretty good video......at least for a point and shoot model.
Another plus......it uses AA batteries.
Later,
Geo
[QUOTE=GeoFisher;372220]My camera is a Fuji 550. I purchased it because it does full motion video at 640 x 480 x 32 frames/sec........not the 15 on most cameras.
It takes a TON of space, and the pics it takes are only marginal........but the camera does take pretty good video......at least for a point and shoot model.
Another plus......it uses AA batteries.
Later,
Geo[/QUOTE]
It does shoot good quality video for a point and shoot and I hear you about the AA batteries.
How much video can it hold in that resolution and what's the maximum you can expand the memory up to ?
Sorry if I'm bugging you with all the questions but I'm somewhat of tech geek and can't help myself. :)
[QUOTE=pontooner;372293]It does shoot good quality video for a point and shoot and I hear you about the AA batteries.
How much video can it hold in that resolution and what's the maximum you can expand the memory up to ?
Sorry if I'm bugging you with all the questions but I'm somewhat of tech geek and can't help myself. :)[/QUOTE]
Well, that particular camera is no longer available..........and I can get 30 minutes on a 1gb card...............I have 4 1 gb cards that I take with me, but have not filled them up in a LONG time.
Max resolution is 640 x 480. Max Megapixel depth, which is a USELESS measure btw..........is 12 mp.
It uses a SUPER CCD, and is very DENSE, which is WAY more important than MP.
Most 200 dollar 10 mp cameras are 2 mp cameras with a SHITTY CCD, and they use onboard software interpolation to magically turn a 2 mp CCD image into 10 mp by polling the pixel, and shading pixels around it.
The Fuji camera has a SUPER CCD, capabable of 12 mp images RAW, meaning a 12mp CCD..........
An example of a FANTASTIC SUPER CCD camera is the camera that was sent to MARS on the lunar rovers, or the camera on Hubble......
Those are .8 mp SUPER, SUPER CCD cameras...........Each pixel is tied to an individual "light gathering cell" meaning 800,000 individual, unique pixels.........NO interpolation here..........and those photos are simply STUNNING.
WOW.
Later,
Geo
[QUOTE=GeoFisher;372316]Well, that particular camera is no longer available..........and I can get 30 minutes on a 1gb card...............I have 4 1 gb cards that I take with me, but have not filled them up in a LONG time.
Max resolution is 640 x 480. Max Megapixel depth, which is a USELESS measure btw..........is 12 mp.
It uses a SUPER CCD, and is very DENSE, which is WAY more important than MP.
Most 200 dollar 10 mp cameras are 2 mp cameras with a SHITTY CCD, and they use onboard software interpolation to magically turn a 2 mp CCD image into 10 mp by polling the pixel, and shading pixels around it.
The Fuji camera has a SUPER CCD, capabable of 12 mp images RAW, meaning a 12mp CCD..........
An example of a FANTASTIC SUPER CCD camera is the camera that was sent to MARS on the lunar rovers, or the camera on Hubble......
Those are .8 mp SUPER, SUPER CCD cameras...........Each pixel is tied to an individual "light gathering cell" meaning 800,000 individual, unique pixels.........NO interpolation here..........and those photos are simply STUNNING.
WOW.
Later,
Geo[/QUOTE]
Dang it Geo I said I was a tech geek not a rocket scientist. lol
Thanks for the info.