Self Filmed Hunts

I searched but couldn't find any older threads dedicated to self filmed hunts. So this is where we can share videos of our hunts.

Trent did you look into a GoPro camera?

I got the HC-x900m and the Gorilla arm. Thanks for all of your generous input.

I have self filmed bow hunts in the past with beginners gear. Now I'm looking to buy a nicer HD camcorder. I am looking in the $400-600 range and am considering buying used to get a little more bang for my buck.... here are the 3 I am looking at Right now: Panasonic HC V720 Panasonic HC x900M or Panasonic AG-DVX100A Which is an older model but now this one can be purchased relatively cheap.. ANY ADVICE WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED, THANK YOU!

I finished up part 3 of my how-to series! And willfish 4food, it looks like GoPro has it's own software downloadable free on their website called GoPro Studio. If you have a Windows, it should come with Windows Movie Maker. iMovie should come standard on a Mac.

this should get good! thanx T15!

For anyone who self films or has any interest in it whatsoever! I've uploaded a tips and tricks video going over settings, features, setup, accessories, etc. All things I've learned over the years through research or trial and error. Enjoy. Questions are welcome.

So in the past, I've always just been able to drag and drop my footage on the timeline in Premiere Pro along with the footage from my other cameras, edit, and then export media > H.264 > HD 1080 29.97p (a file type and preset in Premiere). And that H.264 has always looked good for me and transfers very well to Youtube. I did a little searching, and found a sticky on the GoPro user forums for exporting with iMovie, Quicktime, etc. Here's the link: http://goprouser.freeforums.org/stickie-youtube-export-settings-for-imovie-quicktime-etc-t1103.html

Teenangler. Can you let us know how you upload onto Youtube. I have a GoPro white edition and Im running a macbook Pro. When I look at the video on the computer it is clear and crisp (true HD quality). When I upload to Youtube it is less than perfect and often blurry. Ive researched this a ton and believe that it is caused by the automatic compressing. Ive changed some numbers and its gotten better. Still not to your quality. Any suggestions? I currently use Imovie. Sometimes I upload them from Imovie....other times I upload the Mp4 file and bypass Imovie.

Teenangler15, I enjoyed your work and appreciate the GoPro information. I have been looking at the GoPro Black for a year. I think I'm going to hold off on buying anything right now. Please keep posting the videos. I'm looking forward to watching more. Thanks