Thread: Dogs

Originally Posted by Ripleysbaby

Buster out on his own tonight . Nikon V1 with OM Zuiko 50mmr

AWESOME photo of Buster!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry to hear about Taz. My three have made multiple trips to the Emergency Vet including but not limited to poisonous snake bites and cuts requiring stitches so I know about the worrying. I'm sure he will be fine. Stanley sprained his leg one time. The hardest thing is to keep them from trying to exert themselves too much while it heals.

I know this forum lacks a video section, Perhaps most here are primarily stills shooters.
Thought i would break the mold and throw in a short video. Of Buster (dog) Tonight on his
lonely walk without Taz. Filmed entirely in super dogovision On a Nikon V1 with an old
manual focus OM 50mm. So no stabilisation ! and iffy focus. I did not go out with the intention
of shooting video, It just happened. So here is Buster. A 2.5 hour upload

https://vimeo.com/57950889

Buster at High Stand from Doom Brain on Vimeo.

cool to see Buster in action!


night walkies by Lukinosity, on Flickr

AH ! loved the video, very cinematic !

^5 Buster.

It's lovely, but not long enough! Beautiful light too :) Never, ever videoed anything in my life, much less with a mf lens!

Originally Posted by Ripleysbaby

I know this forum lacks a video section, Perhaps most here are primarily stills shooters.
Thought i would break the mold and throw in a short video. Of Buster (dog) Tonight on his
lonely walk without Taz. Filmed entirely in super dogovision On a Nikon V1 with an old
manual focus OM 50mm. So no stabilisation ! and iffy focus. I did not go out with the intention
of shooting video, It just happened. So here is Buster.

Awesome. Great job pulling focus.

Originally Posted by Luke

cool to see Buster in action!

Great shot Luke. Really nice!!!!!!!!

Taz's Foot/leg strain is slowly easing and he is more than happy to get out. Fantastic.

_DSC1803 by sucofni, on Flickr

Originally Posted by Ripleysbaby

Taz's Foot/leg strain is slowly easing and he is more than happy to get out. Fantastic.

_DSC1803 by sucofni, on Flickr

Glad to hear it. Great character shot.