Hunting Gold On The Beach by Frederick Barnes

Frederick Barnes: Goldfinders finds more gold using our own custom built powerhouse detector on the beaches.If you like the shovel or like to purchace a good no BS and interesting book on the subject then go to the website below.The Goldfinder XTR detector easily punches through the most difficult ground and any conditions with great performance.

This detector does not "moan" when moving from wet sand to dry like other detectors and works well anywhere. It is not feasible for us to offer these detectors for sale because they are handmade, performance tuned and very difficult and time consuming to make, but proving to be a great asset for beach, mild goldfield areas, under water, and everywhere inbetween.

See "Goldfinders strike gold video" and the upcoming new videos.
There are many secretes to success with this hobby and each video reveals some of them one by one. See Gold nuggets found - if you are interested in finding gold nuggets for example.See Island treasure hunting if you are interested in locating lost rings, and so on.

Cool Skate Board Videography Technique by Mr Canon1080p

Mr Canon1080p: Are you wanting Hollywood style camera dolly shots? Are you trying to build your own camera track system or dolly? This video shows you how to get great, super smooth dolly shots on a minimal budget. At the end of the video you will see the cool tricks I've used to get great Hollywood type dolly footage. If you have more questions post a message below!

Youtube down converts video uploads and max's out at 30fps so when you see the "Jitter" during the dolly shots that's Youtube and not my video file!. The real video file (.m2t) is way smoother than what the youtube video portrays. Once you try this dolly diy trick you soon will see how awesome this dolly is.

I use this skate board dolly diy system for my tv commercial productions: http://www.youtube.com/mrmarketingman...

See more hot dolly footage here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7gxyG...

This affordable video dolly can be achieved with a $50 Land Shark knee board with a Manfroto 504 tripod. The tripod is set on top of the Land Shark but no mounting was done. Hold'er steady. Turn the landshark handle to your desired degree for awesome crescent shots. To get even more impressive shots upgrade the stock wheels to super soft in-line wheels. Also, if you are on a carpet floor or a floor that has rough spots simply use dry erase board (4'x4') that can be picked up at Lowes or Home Depot for about $10. There are so many ways to improve this trick diy camera system and I'll post more how to videos once I improve it.

Shot with a Canon EOS 7d, Canon 50mm 1.8, Tokina 11mm-16mm

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUEsYpUHd3Y