I had a lot of fun making the video as a little souvenir of our year.
Didn't think of it until now but I should have also included mention of Walter's first ever 0 point Snooker. :-)
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Walter's agility achievements
- Agility Trial Champion of Canada (ATChC)
- Bronze Award of Merit
- Versatility Bronze Award (VBA)
- Expert Snooker Bronze (EXS Bronze)
- Expert Jumpers Bronze (EXJ Bronze)
- Expert Standard Bronze (EXSt Bronze)
- 2009 AAC Nationals Qualifier
- Walter's AAC Achievement Page
- Bronze Award of Merit
- Versatility Bronze Award (VBA)
- Expert Snooker Bronze (EXS Bronze)
- Expert Jumpers Bronze (EXJ Bronze)
- Expert Standard Bronze (EXSt Bronze)
- 2009 AAC Nationals Qualifier
- Walter's AAC Achievement Page
Lucy and Walter's 2008 in review!
Walter's 2007 in review!
Agility blogs
- Agility Addict
- Agility Beagle Xsara
- Agility Nerd
- Black Shutzhund Shepherds
- La carrière canine de Jasmine
- Champion of My Heart
- Days of Speed and Slowtime Mondays
- Devon and Jaime
- dog-li-ness
- Dream Dogz
- Elite Forces of Fuzzy Destruction
- Flirt and Bodhi
- Helen's Home World
- Jake's Progress
- Jenn and Sammy's blog
- Johann the Dog
- Lucy's agility blog
- manymuddypaws
- MargeBlog
- Pacco de Mongrel
- Raven and Cypher
- Tails of Gold
- Taj MuttHall Dog Diary
- Team Small Dog
- Tip Tail
- TopsyTervy
- Watch 'Em Run
- Yoshi and Trek
6 comments:
That was fantastic! Must have taken ages to put that together. How did you get such good quality video? Mine always looks like such a blurry mess after I upload it to the internet.
Thanks - it was a labour of love. I enjoy making little videos of dogs in general so when it's my own dogs it's all the more fun.
The video was uploaded to You Tube, and You Tube now has a "watch in high quality" option. It's the high quality version that's embedded here by adding a bit of extra code. The regular quality version looks crappy with the video all blurry and the text barely legible.
Do you have a video camera that shoots in hi def or will the 'high quality' option work with any type of footage?
My camera is a really basic model. Pretty darn sure it's not hi def. It has two video quality levels and I use the higher of the two. (640x480 in case that means anything? Doesn't to me.)
You Tube does require a certain level of video quality in order to offer the high quality viewing option, but I'm not aware of the details.
Duuude! Very cool Stuff! Mutts Rock your socks! Gotta love 'em!
Thanks for watching :-)
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