stablelization = to be stabled when you're being unstable?How the heck are you filming that?
The stablelization is great - what kind of camcorder do you have?
They're such great pictures - has the Pudden ever run off with you?
Thanks for sharing those wonderful moments. I just can't help but smile watching the Pudden.
Pete
Sorry about the spelling - I stumped the spell check on "stablelization"![]()
Now, see those are the events you need to video!stablelization = to be stabled when you're being unstable?(sorry...)
I just hold the camera at arm's length and hope I get either the Pud or me in the pic. It's a ditzy little canon powershot S2. It's a still camera w. a video buttonAnd yeah, it has an image stabilizer in there.
Yes, the Pudden has several extra gears that don't really get into use unless there's some wildlife up ahead. It goes like this:
bunny right ahead:
mach 7 or 8, Mama yelling out "whoooa" in alarm.
flock of >20 ptarmigan suddenly flying up ahead:
mach 10, Mama going "nooooo" and preparing for impact
moose ahead on trail:
warp 8, Mama either paralyzed with fear or reflexes kicking in and mama executing emergency butt break in snow (buh bye another ski pant bottom)
neighborhood ankle biter zooming in from the sidelines:
warp 10 with evasive maneuvers and attack sequence, Mama in a tangle of lines and skis with her face dragged through the snow.
I never had to teach her to pull. When I adopted Pudden, she was full of wild and reckless energy and she'd pull no matter who or what she was attached to. The training I gave her made her a bit more disciplined, and I also taught her gee and haw (right and left).That's freakin' awesome! How much training did you do to get that far? (I would love to train mine to pull something when she is old enough)
oh please, do! Daisy and Pud can go fishing for salmon in the river togetherCan Daisy and me come visit?![]()