Our Favorite Kahrs Picture Thread

**Scoundrel** · 08-23-2012, 03:50 PM

OK, now I HOPE you didn't put your camera at risk by placing it that close to the muzzle, so I can only assume you either used some nice clear plexi-glass to shield it, or zoomed it in.

Given the size of your meaty paws in relation to the size of your head, it doesn't look like a zoom job. Tell me you didn't abuse your camera with muzzle blast!

Also, was this the result of telling your camera to take a series of shots after a timed delay, and just getting the timing right? Because I KNOW you didn't let someone stand in front of you snapping photos while you shot.

Or, should I not kill the mystique by asking for an explanation, like at a magic show?

**gb6491** · 08-23-2012, 04:32 PM

Originally Posted by Scoundrel

OK, now I HOPE you didn't put your camera at risk by placing it that close to the muzzle, so I can only assume you either used some nice clear plexi-glass to shield it, or zoomed it in.

Given the size of your meaty paws in relation to the size of your head, it doesn't look like a zoom job. Tell me you didn't abuse your camera with muzzle blast!

Also, was this the result of telling your camera to take a series of shots after a timed delay, and just getting the timing right? Because I KNOW you didn't let someone stand in front of you snapping photos while you shot.

Or, should I not kill the mystique by asking for an explanation, like at a magic show?

Those are stills from a movie shot with a little Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W350 mounted on a tripod. I used this free editor to capture the stills: http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/
I'm afraid I've put that little camera through some rough use since I've had it. It goes along on hikes, 4 wheeling, hunting, shooting trips, etc. I think the most damage to it has come from me rolling on when it was in a belt case.

Regards,
Greg

**Scoundrel** · 08-23-2012, 04:42 PM

I did notice some wiggly lines on the photo, which in hindsight look very video-esque, but at the time I just figured it was JPG compression, fuzziness from a bit of digital zoom, or just a crappy cell phone camera with a small aperture.

Nice shots!