This is a older video that I have used my new software to enhance. The video was captured in June of 2010. The infant Bigfoot is much clearer and easily seen in my opinion.
It's really a shame. Whenever I check your work, I'm amazed at the time and effort you spend, and the passion and dedication, however you're still making grave errors in your video techniques. I encourage you to set your focus on infinity, and also to purchase a camera (a full sensor DSLR, or a Canon 7D) for greatly improved resolution, and therefore more credibility to your significant endeavor to document these creatures. Again (as in the past), just a thought, and my humble opinion to possibly improve your work.
Since you haven't posted my earlier comment, I'm assuming I've offended you. That was not my intent, and if so, I apologize. I appreciate and admire the work required for your website, and your field research. My only critique of your videos, was the quality, not the content. Not all critical analysis is bad (at least in science), and is usually beneficial for the verification of the overall goal. In this case the videos that provide incontrovertible proof; that no one can deny, or ridicule based on the quality. I believe w/ a little tweaking you could easily do that.
Anyway, I hope you will ultimately take my "two cents" worth of advice and apply it; it just might make a significant difference.
Good luck in your endeavors, and keep fighting the good fight, Greg
Clear as a freakin bell. Looks like the mama below it.
ReplyDeleteIt's really a shame. Whenever I check your work, I'm amazed at the time and effort you spend, and the passion and dedication, however you're still making grave errors in your video techniques. I encourage you to set your focus on infinity, and also to purchase a camera (a full sensor DSLR, or a Canon 7D) for greatly improved resolution, and therefore more credibility to your significant endeavor to document these creatures. Again (as in the past), just a thought, and my humble opinion to possibly improve your work.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Greg Douglass
Joe,
ReplyDeleteSince you haven't posted my earlier comment, I'm assuming I've offended you. That was not my intent, and if so, I apologize. I appreciate and admire the work required for your website, and your field research. My only critique of your videos, was the quality, not the content. Not all critical analysis is bad (at least in science), and is usually beneficial for the verification of the overall goal. In this case the videos that provide incontrovertible proof; that no one can deny, or ridicule based on the quality. I believe w/ a little tweaking you could easily do that.
Anyway, I hope you will ultimately take my "two cents" worth of advice and apply it; it just might make a significant difference.
Good luck in your endeavors, and keep fighting the good fight,
Greg