IDPA: 2016-10-16 Ontelaunee

[bigdawgbeav]

[MichaelVain]

Thanks for video.

Could you elaborate on your camera/target setup that shows hits/misses? That's very interesting.

[bigdawgbeav]

Thanks for video.

Could you elaborate on your camera/target setup that shows hits/misses? That's very interesting.

I use a pair of Pivothead glasses where the camera is in the bridge of the nose. I walk around after the CoF and record my hits, misses, etc. When I get home, I review the video of the stage, and take notes as to what target had what hits. Then in the editing software I overlay a blank target. When the shot is fired I overlay another target, this one with colored scoring areas over the blank target in the software. Then I gut out the parts of the video that are not shooting to make things go faster.

So the target in the lower right is just a static image and then the scoring flashes are other single images layered on top to give the illusion of colors being inserted. It's really rather simple, just takes time to put it all together.

At the end of the day I typically have 3 or 4 video layers and 1 audio layer.

[MichaelVain]

Thank for the information. The way you did it was really seamless. To someone without video editing experience, it looks like 1 system.