The dangers of working with animals17401
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 WGANStandard Member Osaka, Japan |
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| Has anyone ever had this happen? It’s my Ricoh Theta Z1 (and off picture the sound recording device with a dead cat cover) both licked by a calf. I wanted to be out of sight of the camera but as soon as I was gone the cows surrounded it and started licking up. The footage should be pretty cool though. Has anyone got a way to see what the camera sees when using video? I just hid and hoped for the best.  |
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| Fun post - thank you for sharing. Lucky it was only calves. Maybe it was a warning to stop eating Wagyu beef? And be careful with pigs. They have been known to eat humans. Sweaty Matterporters are apparently very tasty to them. |
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@Meidansha Can´t wait to see this footage!  |
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WGAN Standard Member Osaka, Japan |
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| There was a lot of sniffing sounds on the sound file | ||
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| I had to push a lot of goats away from my Pro2 camera when I was doing the tour below in an farm animal enclosure. They were just coming to my tripod trying to reach the camera. This is the only scan I could do & keep with them being at a distance. |
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