Shooting with a camera is tough! First pesting video
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February 24, 2017 at 4:35 pm Link
First pesting video. Wildcat 22 with FX 6-18×44 scope.
I made an iPhone mount using a Gosky universal mount and some PVC pipe/rubber connectors. Its crude and difficult to get the camera centered to see the scope clearly.
Actually shooting through the camera is tough! And its tough with the iphone getting everything focused. After shooting this video I think I figured out that if I set the manual focus in dark area away from the scope view that it focuses better and I can then change focus using the the Parallax adjustment. However the reticle is still not focused very well.
First pesting video. Wildcat 22 with FX 6-18x44 scope. I made an iPhone mount using a Gosky universal mount and some PVC pipe/rubber connectors. Its crude and difficult to get the camera centered to see the scope clearly. Actually shooting through the camera is tough! And its tough with the iphone getting everything focused. After shooting this video I think I figured out that if I set the manual focus in dark area away from the scope view that it focuses better and I can then change focus using the the Parallax adjustment. However the reticle is still not focused very well.February 24, 2017 at 5:56 pm LinkYou did a great job! If that’s your first vid you’ll be brilliant.
You did a great job! If that's your first vid you'll be brilliant.February 24, 2017 at 6:38 pm LinkYou did a great job! Image is clear, you have it framed well, and you were stable, not at all easy.
I’ve tried just about everything over the years, and moved away from the through-the-scope shots, except for pest control, in large part because of the hassle on game animals in the field. Once in a while will still do them, and have a mount that fits a lot of scopes with a couple camera options.
I’m in Texas right now for a hog hunt, and have my canon T6 DSLR, Vixia video cam, 2 Fuji XPs, and 3 gopros…….. Juggling that much gear comes with its own headaches.
For this hunt will mount the Vixiea on a tripod to film the animal, and sometimes brace on one of the legs to support my rifle. I set one of the Fuji XPs up on a lightweight tripod and leave that behind as I crawl along, hoping to keep in frame while moving into position. If hunting a trail or near a feeder or water hole, will set up a couple go pros and hope the game walks into view. I have a couple different sit on top scope mounts, and will often mount the other Fuji on that. The DSLR I keep with me and try to get close ups of the game before the shoot, and also use it for the color shots and stills.
looking forward to seeing what you do in future
The easiest and best approach is what I use for American Airgunner, it’s called a Clay………. He’s our cameraman and is a great videographer.
You did a great job! Image is clear, you have it framed well, and you were stable, not at all easy. I've tried just about everything over the years, and moved away from the through-the-scope shots, except for pest control, in large part because of the hassle on game animals in the field. Once in a while will still do them, and have a mount that fits a lot of scopes with a couple camera options. I'm in Texas right now for a hog hunt, and have my canon T6 DSLR, Vixia video cam, 2 Fuji XPs, and 3 gopros........ Juggling that much gear comes with its own headaches. For this hunt will mount the Vixiea on a tripod to film the animal, and sometimes brace on one of the legs to support my rifle. I set one of the Fuji XPs up on a lightweight tripod and leave that behind as I crawl along, hoping to keep in frame while moving into position. If hunting a trail or near a feeder or water hole, will set up a couple go pros and hope the game walks into view. I have a couple different sit on top scope mounts, and will often mount the other Fuji on that. The DSLR I keep with me and try to get close ups of the game before the shoot, and also use it for the color shots and stills. looking forward to seeing what you do in future The easiest and best approach is what I use for American Airgunner, it's called a Clay.......... He's our cameraman and is a great videographer.February 24, 2017 at 8:37 pm LinkI am curious what setup and speed video people use where you can actually see the pellet fly.
I am curious what setup and speed video people use where you can actually see the pellet fly.February 25, 2017 at 8:58 am LinkNice job, k_h_d
I’ve been tinkering with a camera/phone mount for my Wildcat and you’re right -it’s tough to get everything in focus!
Matt
Nice job, k_h_d I've been tinkering with a camera/phone mount for my Wildcat and you're right -it's tough to get everything in focus! MattFebruary 25, 2017 at 1:39 pm LinkImproved the iPhone mount with Rubber PVC pipe connectors and epoxying an iPhone case to the mount. Is there not a photo upload option?
Improved the iPhone mount with Rubber PVC pipe connectors and epoxying an iPhone case to the mount. Is there not a photo upload option?February 25, 2017 at 3:05 pm LinkNice job, seems like a heart shot!? .22s really him ’em hard.
Nice job, seems like a heart shot!? .22s really him 'em hard.February 26, 2017 at 10:28 am Link“k_h_d”First pesting video. Wildcat 22 with FX 6-18×44 scope.
I made an iPhone mount using a Gosky universal mount and some PVC pipe/rubber connectors. Its crude and difficult to get the camera centered to see the scope clearly.
Nice work! Thanks for taking the time to share your build
"k_h_d"First pesting video. Wildcat 22 with FX 6-18x44 scope. I made an iPhone mount using a Gosky universal mount and some PVC pipe/rubber connectors. Its crude and difficult to get the camera centered to see the scope clearly.
Nice work! Thanks for taking the time to share your build ;)February 28, 2017 at 12:16 am LinkSweet. A camera is my next project for my Wildcat
Sweet. A camera is my next project for my Wildcat -
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