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hbru123

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I went detecting at a homestead yesterday and I tested out Calbash Diggers new relic program and I absolutely loved it! You can watch the video here:
 
Sorry to say your video makes no sense with all that wind noise.
 
Sorry to say your video makes no sense with all that wind noise.

Sorry about that. I am watching the video with headphones and I can hear it just fine. It was pouring rain and it was 30+ MPH winds so there was really no way to make a video with no wind noise. I was trying my best to get some videos out, because I know everyone wants more Equinox videos. I can also not tell what the wind is like because I was wearing headphones while detecting and it was recorded on a GoPro.
 
Sorry about that. I am watching the video with headphones and I can hear it just fine. It was pouring rain and it was 30+ MPH winds so there was really no way to make a video with no wind noise. I was trying my best to get some videos out, because I know everyone wants more Equinox videos. I can also not tell what the wind is like because I was wearing headphones while detecting and it was recorded on a GoPro.

It was also only 40 degrees
 
I went detecting at a homestead yesterday and I tested out Calbash Diggers new relic program and I absolutely loved it! You can watch the video here:


Tough conditions to video.
I really appreciate your effort.
Thanks.
 
Wind noise is an easy fix. Cancel the entire audio track of the recording. Then re-record beeping noises of the machine and your voice as narrator and insert over the track. It's a lot of fun, it does take awhile and some patience. (Of course you need a decent editing program to do it.)
 
Wind noise is an easy fix. Cancel the entire audio track of the recording. Then re-record beeping noises of the machine and your voice as narrator and insert over the track. It's a lot of fun, it does take awhile and some patience. (Of course you need a decent editing program to do it.)

Thanks! I will have to try that!
 

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