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I had the wife film my mediocre panning skills, so I know a lot of people don't like the swirl nonsense and just dip.. so before you say anything...I still feel real confident in what I pan though.
Love the video. Seeing your garage full of stuff is also cool. I really like the speed up panning shot. Shows the full pan and your diligence. Very cool and well done. In my video I use short stitched together clips but the speed up is a great effect as it kept me on edge without the drag of watching panning. You got a major score Ebuyc. A bonus and a big nugget. I don't think you knew how good you did till the end. Good lesson on classification too. So bonus bags are out there. I got three bags but only one bonus. I bet some people don't get any. The gamble of chance you take eh. I totally agree. The gold is awesome paydirt. For the small flour gold we get around here the bigger stuff is awesome to play with. Thanks for stepping up early and showing us. Good luck with the rest of the contest. Good on you for supporting new vendors as well in a world of takers. For those that haven’t seen it you can see my dirthoggpaydirt video here... ps. – 30 here. My water basin is frozen solid.
Very nice video of running that dirt hog stuff now i can see what to look forward to. Cheers very nice job you should post more Ray
Ain't nothing wrong with your panning technique. I didn't see any of the swirling that I have problems with. Not much different from my technique. I'm sure many of you have seen what I have problems with. Pan held flat and swirl the material round and round for what? And like you, I have no problem using my off hand to scrape lights off.At 5:26, 5:50, 6:06 and others, the side to side shaking is about the only difference. I use the same shaking motion, but under water.You have good reason to be confident. Might I suggest accepting your confidence level as a bit higher than 90%, say 95%+. Can't get much better than that.Although the lighting has a bit of redness, I would agree about the higher carat content. I'm used to lighting that has a high red spectrum content. The only lights I've found that were close to natural lighting is quartz halogen. Well to be honest, I found it in a video production magazine that gave an overview of the lighting video production studios use. Daylight and full spectrum florescent aren't too bad.Good job and thanks for the video.eric
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