Charter Boats Virginia Beach Is A Must For Rockfish Fishermen

Charter Boats Virginia Beach Is A Must For Rockfish Fishermen

Virginia Beach is a place you have probably heard of.  It is a popular tourist spot especially amongst game fishermen. If you enjoy fishing and are waiting to get your prize catch, this is the area you need to travel to and enjoy the excitement you can have on the charter boats Virginia Beach is full of.

Located near the Atlantic Ocean where the variety of fish are plentiful and within reach of Chesapeake Bay, Virginia Beach is famous for sporting and charter boats. If you are looking to have the time of your life out in the depth of the waters, fun awaits you.

Finding a charter boat to get you to the hot fishing areas will be fairly easy.  It is a good idea to plan ahead of your trip to insure one is available when you need it. When shopping around for charter boats Virginia Beach take time to learn what the trip entails.

If the tides are roaring you want to have a piece of mind that your captain is experienced and has commercial licensing to have you on the water.  Life vests, rafts, and navigational systems are all necessary equipment for your fishing trip.

The cost of hiring a charter boat varies depending how far out you want to go, they type of fish you want to catch, and the duration of time you want to rent the boat for your activities.  When shopping around you will see prices and information for a great comparison.

Lastly, it is not very uncommon for charter boats Virginia Beach to require a security deposit when booking your trip. There may be a requirement on the number of people in your party to rent the boat.  Get your fishing equipment ready,  you may catch a shark, tuna, marlin, Rockfish, or even flounder.

These videos are posted at random depending on times of the year. Examples: Fishing Videos – Summertime and Hunting – Fall Season!

Camo4x4s plans to continue filming in High Definition, adding to existing video equipment, and adding to web video content on Youtube. Camo4x4s has had casual invites to work on, assist, and star in a few upcoming hunting TV shows. Camo4x4s plans on growing and expanding as far as it will go!

Camo4x4s has recently opened a online merchandise store. The link is below:

http://www.cafepress.com/camo4x4s

Camo4x4s is working on a boat purchase right now to start filming more fishing videos this summer here in Eastern North Carolina. Camo4x4s is always open to the idea of new adventures and would love to be included on one of your hunting shows.

Camo4x4s Videos Can Be Found Here:
http://www.youtube.com/camo4x4s

What is a professional videographer?

From VCRs to Hi Def Digital

Encarta Definition of Videography:

The Art of Recording with Video Camera: the art or practice of using a video camera to make films or programs

In years past people simply relied on a trusty super 8 mm movie camera

, those gave way to Video Recorders, now that the digital revolution has arrived every body has gone to Digital Video to record their vacations and outings.

Digital Camera technology has come a long way towards making it easy for a layperson to take decent quality videos, Pricing for digital camcorders

ranges from $100ish quick and easy youtube cameras to $300 – $400 middle range digital cameras to $1000 and up Hi Definition Camcorders. Some high end Sony Hi Def units can run from $15,000 to $35,000 (and that’s not including the wide view lens!).

From http://www.videomaker.com/article/12193/ :

A lot of people buy or upgrade their camcorders for a specific event — aunt Marge finally marrying that deadbeat she’s been living with, cousin Leo’s soccer championship, that documentary about local chess players you’re finally going to make… This is a Good Thing. People should buy camcorders, and they should capture important moments with them. What you should not do is use these irreplaceable moments to learn how to use your equipment.

Setup and Breakdown
This is monumentally important if you’re doing location shooting with lights. You should pack your equipment the same way every time: cords in the same compartments, batteries in the same places, light stands and tripods all squared away. Practice packing, then unpacking and setting up. This includes things like getting your camera on the tripod’s quick-release plate (if you have one). It’s okay to look like you have no idea what you’re doing in your living room — just be sure that you look like a pro by the time you get to your location.

Tilt, Pan, and Zoom
A good camera operator should be able to tilt, pan, and zoom while maintaining control of the camera. This is one of the most difficult operations you ever need to do. For this exercise, put a piece of masking tape diagonally across a wall. Start from a wide shot at the uppermost point of the masking tape, then, in one smooth move, tilt and pan down the length of the tape while zooming in. Your camera should be fully zoomed in precisely as you come to the end of the tape and your speed should be consistent throughout. This is harder than it looks.

I don’t know about you but I got lost at the ‘lights’ part and never got to ‘camera’ or ‘action’. If the event you want recorded is important to you, perhaps you should look into hiring a professional.

Having a special North Carolina party or corporate event that you will want to record for posterity?

Capturing the scene and mood from your event is what a videographer can do for you. Stuart M Edwards owner of Camo4x4s is the most subscribed to hunter on youtube with 9,550 subscribers and watched well over 6,000,000 times. His goal is to become a common house hold name by making and staring in documentaries, high end commercials, high end music videos, imax movies, and big screen movies, Digital HI Definition Videography has become the way to deliver video as a vehicle to store special memories re live the excitement of that outing.

Your wedding is such a special event that hiring a videographer has become virtually commonplace. Videos can be uploaded to online photo/ video albums for all your friends and family to see. Almost all North Carolina videographers will service weddings, but they are not all the same.

Camo 4x4s is your best bet for professional hunting and fishing videography; specializing in ‘bush videography’, you wouldn’t want to take a non hunter to a hunting expedition any more than you’d want to ask your plumber to take a look at your dental work.

North Carolina – Video Production – Web Commercials – Video Emails – Video production company – Video production services – Corporate video production

Digital media is now a staple of most successful companies. And new technology makes video production affordable. Whether you reach your target audience through banner ads, email blasts, online commercials or simply through your web site

As Stuart grew up he became an avid big game hunter. After finishing his time at college he decided to open a Camouflaging business (Camo 4×4, Inc.). He would camo other peoples vehicles and at this time he had two camo vehicles of his own. He started filming his hunts to hopefully make a DVD with one day.

 The camo business didn’t last long because the economy started to tank. Stuart decided to post some of his hunting videos on the web but needed a nickname. Stuart picked the name Camo4x4s for his youtube account. Now 3 years after joining youtube he is a partner with google who pays him to post advertising in and beside his videos. Stuart today is also and experienced executive producer and the list goes on and on… Now you know the rest of the story.

Camo 4x4s is a professional North Carolina sportsman videographer for hire. You want an avid hunter to be your videographer for your hunting trips, a wedding videographer might spook the game!

Stuart was one of the original hand picked partners on youtube 2 years ago from this date. Stuart is also the most subscribed hunter on youtube!

$4,890.00 U.S. List Price

If you’re going to hire a professional videographer, you’d better make sure he’s got the right equipment! Camo4x4s Hunting Videographer in Greenville North Carolina not only has the best video equipment, he’s got the deer stands, duck blinds, duck boats, hunting gear and more importantly he’s got a dozen years experience as a local hunter!

You can’t go wrong hiring someone who has what it takes… All of the above is why Google hand picked Stuart M Edwards’ Camo4x4s to be one of the first Youtube Video Production Partners.

Sony is pleased to introduce the new HVR-V1U HDV™ camcorder, the world’s first 1080p24 HDV acquisition tool. The HVR-V1U camcorder, along with the companion HVR-DR60 HDV Hard Drive Recorder, represents the latest addition to Sony’s tremendously popular line of professional HDV products, and does NOT replace any of our existing camcorders. The HVR-V1U camcorder provides affordable HD acquisition by offering true 1080p image capture in a small camcorder form factor. Three ClearVid® CMOS Sensors, combined with Sony’s 14-bit Enhanced Image Processor, create an exceptional camcorder capable of capturing images at 1080p24, 1080p30, and 1080 60i. All video is processed at 1920×1080 at 60p in full 4:2: 2, for optimum picture quality. In the 1080 24p mode, the images are scanned at the full 1080 lines, and 2:3 pull down is added and recorded to the 60i HDV tape. From SD to HD, and 24p to 60i, Sony’s HVR-V1U and HVR-DR60 offer an extremely versatile, high-quality production package for video professionals. Combining affordable and reliable tape archiving with file-based, edit-friendly clip recording in the field, the HVR-V1U and HVR-DR60 come together to provide a truly practical solution for independent cinematographers, corporate producers, educational users, small-market broadcasters, and wedding videographers, to name just a few. Now through March 31, 2009 qualify for a $300 mail-in rebate on the purchase of a HVR-V1U HDV camcorder. Visit www.sony.com/HDVCashback for details.

* HDV 1080p24, 1080p30, and 1080 60i video capture, recorded as 60i (24p recorded with 2:3 pull down)
* 3 ClearVid CMOS Imagers, 1.12M Pixels Gross
* 14-bit Enhanced Imaging Processor, outputting a 1920×1080/60p 4:2:2 video signal
* High quality Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar® T* Lens with Extra-low Dispersion, Fluorite Glass
* 20X Optical Zoom with built-in Digital Extender for 30x Effective Zoom (Approx.)
* Super SteadyShot® Optical Stabilization System
* USB port and i.LINK® DV Interface (IEEE1394)
* MPEG2 Real Time Encode System for real time processing of HD data
* HDMI Output
* Switchable HDV/DVCAM/DV Format Recording
* Built-in HD to SD down conversion via i.LINK interface and Component Analog output
* 3.5″ (viewable area, measured diagonally) 16:9 Clear Photo LCD Display (211K Pixels)
* Large 16:9 Color & B/W switchable EVF, with Simultaneous LCD Display Output
* Wide range of Manual Shutter Speeds, from ¼ to 1/10,000 second, including 1/48
* Shutter Display Readout in Seconds or Degrees
* Manual Iris Control, with New Exposure modes

* 6 User Assignable Buttons for quick access to frequently used camera/VTR functions
* Enhanced EVF/LCD Marker function, for Center, Aspect Ratio, Safety Zone, and Guide Frame
* Expanded Focus Function in Black & White or Color, for easy confirmation of focus setting during manual focusing
* EVF & LCD Peaking Indicator
* Infinite Manual Zoom Ring
* Manual Focus Ring, with Focus Distance Displayed in Feet or Meters
* Histogram and Zebra Pattern in EVF/LCD
* Exposure dial on Optical Axis of the Lens
* Balanced Audio XLR input connectors (x2) w/Selectable Phantom Power
* Time code Synchronization via i.LINK interface
* Shot Transition Function offers automatic transition of various shooting parameters between shots
* Hypergain Function
* Handle mounted ZOOM / REC control
* 3 position ND filter switch
* Up to 8 hours of normal operation on a single NPF970 battery

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October 21, 2008
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In what could be described in many ways, the act of dumping a dead black bear cub on the steps of Western Carolina University, is despicable to say the least. The bear, weighing an estimated 40 pounds, was also adorned with Obama campaign signs.

Sensible people will know that such an act could have been perpetrated by almost anyone but the act in itself is done in order to incite an entire host of bad feelings, something the present campaign doesn’t really need right now.

Authorities are investigating in order to find out who is responsible for such a ridiculous act.

Tom Remington

If you were planning on capture your next hunting trip on video you *could* attempt to film it yourself… or you could hire a professional videographer. So what does one look for in a professional videographer?

I’d get one that is an avid hunter himself, I’d hire a videographer that already has the right equipment to get close, not spook the game, not bring foreign smells with him… I’d get a Professional Hunting Videographer that knows North Carolina, that’s what I’d do if I were you.

Stuart M Edwards owns and operates Camo4x4s in Greenville North Carolina. Camo4x4s is a YouTube Partner, meaning Google thought so much of his skills they sought him out to make Camo4x4s a YouTube Partner. Email him at camo4x4@aim.com

A 15-point buck, known to some as ‘Big Boy’ and others as ‘Stickers,’ was among the most photographed animals at Side Cut Metropark.
Two men were convicted of poaching the deer.

Two poachers convicted of bagging a “celebrity” deer were so proud of their kill that they posted photos on a Facebook page and the state’s wildlife Web site, investigators said.

What the men didn’t know was that amateur photographers had taken hundreds of pictures of the same deer roaming a suburban park where it lived, helping investigators track down the poachers.

The photographers and wildlife watchers who frequently visit the park noticed the 15-point buck nicknamed “Big Boy” was missing last October. A few days later, one of them saw a photo of a man sitting next to the deer’s head, said Steve Thomson, an investigator with the Ohio Division of Wildlife.

“The characteristics were a dead give away that this was the same deer,” Thomson said Friday.

If you’re going to brag about poaching a trophy buck, you’d better have about $15,000 to back it up.

That is how much two men have been ordered to pay in fines and costs, including a record restitution penalty of $13,277 under a new state law, after they were convicted of illegally killing a celebrity white-tailed deer in Side Cut Metropark in early October.

The deer was a large-antlered, 15-point buck known to some Side Cut fans as “Big Boy” and to others as “Stickers,” said Steve Thomson, a wildlife investigator for Ohio Wildlife District 2. It was among the most-often photographed and familiar animals in the park’s ever-growing deer herd and was featured in The Blade last year.
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State’s highest-scoring buck racks were on display at Dixie Deer Classic
by Monica Holland

Don’t hate Stephen Galyean.

It’s not his fault that the first buck he ever felled with an arrow just happened to boast the fifth highest-scoring rack in the history of North Carolina bow hunting.

He really didn’t know that in less than two years of archery he’d bag a Best in Show award from the Dixie Deer Classic for the most outstanding mount among its record 721 entrants.

How could he even wish that just the second buck he’d ever bagged would be a 14-point monster with a rack score adding up to 160?

“I really didn’t realize what I had until the people who owned the farm came over to help me dress it,” Galyean said of his Stokes County harvest. “Only two years as bow hunter — I’ve done made a lot of people mad.”

Galyean’s buck earned the award for overall presentation and the Best North Carolina Typical Bow award for the highest rack score in that category.

The Dixie Deer Classic, sponsored by the Wake County Wildlife Club since it began in 1981, honors all of the state’s top-scoring racks in 23 categories.
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Should hunting be allowed on Sunday in North Carolina? 58% say no!

http://twitter.com/bretwallin/statuses/1296404897

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Sunday bow hunting now allowed in North Carolina

The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission just sent out a press release covering some noteworthy changes to its hunting regulations.

The release mentioned that one item would be of “particular interest” to deer hunters: an addition of an extra week of muzzleloader deer season.

In the news business, we call that burying the lead.

Certainly, the extra week of muzzleloader hunting is important. But I suspect another change would be of at least as much if not more interest. The commission also approved bowhunting on private lands on Sundays.

Let’s say that last year, when the DGIF added the extra week of early muzzleloader season in Western Virginia, they also approved Sunday bowhunting on private lands. Which change would have gotten the most attention?

I’m betting bowhunting on Sunday.

That’s because this kind of change has potential to eventually touch all hunters. You know, it’s the old slippery slope thing. If bowhunting on Sunday turns out to work OK, this could be one of those baby steps toward bringing North Carolina in line with the 40 or so states that don’t single out hunting as one of the few (in many cases, only) activity not allowed on Sunday
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Speaking of Facebook Camo4x4s North Carolina Videographer owner Stuart Edwards can be found on Facebook. If you wanted to film a hunting trip you’d want to have a professional videographer who is an accomplished hunter himself… the fact that he has tons of experience filming documentary style hunting videos and is Youtube’s most viewed hunting videographer and is one of the very first Youtube partners couldn’t hurt either.

Email camo4x4s@aim.com for more information

I can do anything below:
Commercials
Weddings
Music Videos
Live Events Including Concerts
Promotional Videos
Hunting Shows
Fishing Shows

And Anything Else You Can Come Up With….
Name: Stuart M Edwards
Age: 26
I have over 5+ years of video camera experience on the following video camera models. I own all of these cameras…
-Sony HVR-V1U High Definition DVCAM HDV
-Sony HDR-FX1 High Definition DVCAM HDV
-Sony VX-2100 Standard Definition miniDV
-Sony DCR-HC52 Standard Definition miniDV
-Sony DCR-TRV280 Digital 8

I have over 3 years of video editing experience not including 1 year of Editing with Final Cut Studio 2…
4 Years Total of Video Editing Experience!
I also have a resource with over 30 years of experience!

I currently edit with:
-Apple Final Cut Pro
-2, 32″ HD Glossy Monitors
-Apple Desktop Pro
4 Terabytes of Storage
32 Gigabytes of Ram
Best Graphics Card
-Sony Digital HD Video Cassette Recorder
Model# GV-HD700
- Sony miniDV Video Cassette Recorder
Model# GV-D1000
-JVC miniDV / Super VHS ET Professional SR-VS30

Other Equipment at My Disposal:
- 10 x 12 ft Green screen and Stand
- 16 Channel Audio Mixer Board
- 3 XLR Microphones with Stands
- 8 foot tall Camera Crane/Jib
- Camera Dollies
- Specialty Hunting Mount For Filming Hunts
- Tripods
- Wireless Microphones
- Camera Lights

City: Greenville, NC; USA
Hometown: Greenville, NC; USA
Country: United States
Interests and Hobbies: Video
Movies and Shows: My Own

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