BenC:
I placed the queen cage facing forward on a frame of plastic foundation facing a drawn frame, giving plenty room forward to feed her and still not allowing it to swing. I prefer to embed the cage into comb but I had to work with what mixed and matched last seasons frames and this was the best choice I had :) You need to work ever situation with what you have.
It is the FIRST in a series I hope - that's my plan, inspection is coming up in a few days to see how they are doing and see if she is released okay. Then next week another package is coming and I'll be shooting stuff from that, plus more down the line.
I lkike my camera a lot, it is about the size of a can of soda and switches from distant to macro instantly. I'm enjoying the editing, want to get fancier too, but this was promised to be on ASAP, so I trimmed it and caught myself talking most of everything through without needing to narrate at all - cool.
You should see the the original footage and the NON-UPLOADED version of the edited material - it's so sharp and clear it is like a Dicovery channel film. I'm gonna have a nice collection when done :)
Glad it looks good and my improptu audio - all and all, I can't wait to do it again. It's sad the camera puts 50 pounds on you though - lol. Man, that motivates a diet :roll:
