Enjoyed deploying the scope today, and finally got better acquainted with the editing tools offered in the app. The horseshoe of death works great for quick targeting…
Video of bakers dozen with the Zulus…
- Thread starter L.Leon
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Great video, the clarity is outstanding! If your editing software allows your to slow down the frame rate, try dropping it between 5 - 10 fps, it should make it appear less jerky and easier to watch. I can't wait till these digital scope manufacturers start incorporating some sort of video stabilization for the recordings. Sometimes these videos get so shaky I can't watch them without feeling nauseous! Not your fault, just the nature of the beast!
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seems like i was hearing a lot of pass through's ? nice Video and clearly showing the recital .
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Lots of pass throughs as they are small birds… I do pick my backstops for the shots. Its a structure I’ve shot in for years…
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Luis, fantastic shooting and video! Luv the sound/report of your Atomic, so clean and snappy! Like Paul said above, wonderfully clear video and sound 
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Randall, she is a tight and right little gun, those poor birds don’t stand a chance sub 40 yards… Even though I have a Pathfinder and Ghost, the Atomic still rules…Luis, fantastic shooting and video! Luv the sound/report of your Atomic, so clean and snappy! Like Paul said above, wonderfully clear video and sound
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Falling WELL into that category....there is a reality check.Whatchu trying to say about this old man….?
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Is that your property? Your putting lots of dings in that sheet metal. Looks like a fun day of shooting, I like that recticle! My pard doesnt have that one.
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Yes, there are “some” dings in the sheet metal, it’s inevitable. Main reason I went to a lower power platform is because of the pass throughs… In the video I believe there are only two shots where the pass through hits the sheet metal… There’s also a shot hitting the railing after passing through the starling, etc. The majority of the shots simply pass through the mesh netting on the sides of the hoop house…
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