Having fun with video

[armoredman]

Went to the range with a friend this morning, did the video this afternoon, hope you like it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yeap9ZYk5Os&feature=g-upl

 

[mmitch]

am,

Nicely done! I like the editing and I'm glad George the bee was absent.
If you don't mind me asking, what did negotiated usage of copyrighted Cars music cost for something like this?

Thank-You,
Mike

 

[armoredman]

The way it's done is YouTube will post an advertisement for the song by the video, making it an ad for the music. When I posted my first video, not even THINKING about copyright, YouTube explained it to me. Some songs are available under a YouTube copyright license, and some don't even show up for some reason.
YouTube WILL contact you if there is any issue, and will mute the video if there is a copyright problem.

If the owner of the copyright doesn't like the attribution and advertisement under current YouTube policy, they will contact me through YouTube, and I'l take it down and re-do it.

 

[hso]

Great vid, but... Safety Glasses!

 

[armoredman]

If I remember what she said correctly, those are impact resistant polycarb glasses, which are acceptable as range safety glasses most places I've shot, including Department range qualification. I use the same thing - nobody makes a set of overglasses I can stand.

 

[mmitch]

am,

I appreciate the copyright/usage policy information!

Mike

 

[bergmen]

Good video! I also recommend wearing a hat or cap with a brim (baseball cap type) when shooting autos to keep errant hot brass from dropping down the front of shirts or between shooting glasses and eye parts.

Dan

 

[7.62 Nato]

Must get some hella hail storms out there with all the holes in the roof AND support posts. I also second the hats and overglasses even though I can't stand using them. I've got the amber tint for more contrast, and to remind myself I'm not wearing them.