It's the stabilizing feature in Adobe Premier Pro called warp stabilizer. Not sure if any other program has this same feature."Smaug"Great video.
How DID you have the crosshairs floating, while not shaking the video around?
Thanks! The 25 cal 25.39gr JSB has been the favorite for my unregulated mrod. Only mod is a depinger and the classic WAR de-bouncing hammer."10Bore"Pretty cool footage. What caliber you running?
Thank you. If you're not using one already, may I recommend using an external battery pack and save yourself the headache's later. Weird glitches tend to happen when using alkaline or lithium batteries. I used the external battery pack I recommended in my video description for 5 straight hours and still had about 80% charge left. Note I did have the WiFi turned on and also kept my phone fully charged. The battery may be a bit over kill. Oh well. If I decided to go ratting later that evening that battery pack would of kept on going all night. I did. put the battery in a stock pouch which I also purchased on Amazon for $35. Fits nicely in the pouch. Please share your videos of your hunts if you don't mind. Happy hunting."Hunterman1"Great shooting Dartagnan, i have just got the x sight and its going on my Brocock Comppato in .177 cal
for rabbit shooting ,our main pest over here in England.
atb Brian
You're close. It's zeroed @ 17 & 63yds using Profile1. I created a separate profile for 100yds which can be quickly selected since I stay connected to the X-Sight with my phone at all times. Also, creating your own range card when using the NP R2 reticle is necessary, I think, if you plan on using only one profile for various ranges. Then practice shooting at that profile. Here's an example video of me getting familiar with the XS. At one particular target, realizied I was on the wrong profile shooting at a 63yd target. Quickly changed profile and hit the target. If it were a squirrel, it would have been a clean miss. Practice, practice practice. You never know where a squirrel will pop out. At this training session I was using random targets laying in the road."Nappyman"Good shooting, really enjoyed. Looks like your zeroed at 75 yards or something with the hold under
Would be nice to have video at 240fps"Alan"This statement is puzzling to me: "Admitingly, I do wish ATN would add 240fps to their software. ".
I didn't have any problems programming the ballistics of my .25 caliber WARized Mrod into the X-Sight II. Perhaps that is an issue with the older firmware?
Sure would, the best we got going is 1080p @30fps or 720 @60fps. Might be a power usage thing, but they should know 90+% of all users use a power pack and fast draining batteries are not an issue"Dartagnan"
Would be nice to have video at 240fps"Alan"This statement is puzzling to me: "Admitingly, I do wish ATN would add 240fps to their software. ".
I didn't have any problems programming the ballistics of my .25 caliber WARized Mrod into the X-Sight II. Perhaps that is an issue with the older firmware?
I suspect the limitation is in the camera and/or the graphics processor they are using."Nappyman"
Sure would, the best we got going is 1080p @30fps or 720 @60fps. Might be a power usage thing, but they should know 90+% of all users use a power pack and fast draining batteries are not an issue"Dartagnan"
Would be nice to have video at 240fps"Alan"This statement is puzzling to me: "Admitingly, I do wish ATN would add 240fps to their software. ".
I didn't have any problems programming the ballistics of my .25 caliber WARized Mrod into the X-Sight II. Perhaps that is an issue with the older firmware?