Here's my cat with the cam on:
It's got ear holes, and doesn't bother him too much at all. The only issue with it is that the elastic is a bit shot, so if he shakes his head (like cats tend to), it comes off his ears and acts like a collar.
Need a less knackered sock, and then I/Leo the cat can film away!
Though perhaps a steadicam is thew way forward....
I found similar things were happening on the test clips I recorded, I think it may be more that the camera is boosting the volume if it gets low, like a hard limiter.
Just been out for a drive. No good at night at all really. Sound keeps clipping to a quieter level whenever there's much noise, which is annoying because it means it's almost unlistenably quiet.
Someones made a better virtualdub filter to get rid of the time stamp on a #3.
Best method to order one is to only use sellers others have confirmed ship #3s. When it arrives if you take a test image or recording then you will get a yellow time/date stamp in the bottom right hand corner:howw can you tell if its a #3 or #5 etc?
Sorry if these have been answered, i tracked back a couple of pages and gave up
Here's my cat with the cam on:
It's got ear holes, and doesn't bother him too much at all. The only issue with it is that the elastic is a bit shot, so if he shakes his head (like cats tend to), it comes off his ears and acts like a collar.
Need a less knackered sock, and then I/Leo the cat can film away!
Though perhaps a steadicam is thew way forward....
