General Tree pics

[Steve Bullman]

what camera is it mate? if i have a good month i think im going to treat myself to a pov-1

[Tom D]

Its a POV Steve, I'd definataly recommend it, very pleased with it, although I have lost a couple of clips recently due to corupted files, I dont know why it happens. Overall its very good, the quality is excellent if you burn a dvd, on you tube its pants though. My missus sugested that i make a short vid of each job ans send it to the client with the invoice as an advertising tool quite a good idea for the bigger jobs I thought, I don't know if it would work but it might help you justify buying one:001_smile:

 

Go on , you know you want to.

 

Ps. the people at Dog Cam Sports were really helpful.

[Barney]

Nice job, I miss big dismantles, haven't done one for ages. In the last pic how did you manage to get that hefty piece down?

[Steve Bullman]

if you get any really outstanding footage i could host it on arbtalk in full quality.

[High Scale]

Really nice pictures.

[Tom D]

if you get any really outstanding footage i could host it on arbtalk in full quality.

 

I don't know if its worth the space on your server Steve, I'm getting better with it but there's a lot to think about while you're really trying to do your job. I really wanted to get pictures from the ground as well as the helmet cam, so on this one while I rigged down the first stem a groundie was filming with a digital camera, but the video file was corrupted on the pov and the groundie turned the camera on its side so the pictures the wrong way up. I think we're better at tree work than film making.

[atree]

nice day for treework,cool pics also!

[jonnywinks]

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Edited January 16, 2009 by jonnywinks

[sanny]

1 of many small reductions

 

looked like a nice climb good job a hope to get to that level someday

[Andy R]

1 of many small reductions

 

 

great work johnny, did you work with a spotter on that? because it is absolutely spot on.