Hi everybody
I have just uploaded some nature videos in youtube because a client needs it and i would like very much to read some comments and critics from the uwol people (...never enough time to complete a uwol challenge....perhaps this year...).

I know quality is a problem in youtube, and i will try to put some of them in stage6 or other better video webs... but this is what i have for now

First i have a demo reel filmed with my Canon XLh1, with the original lens and a Canon 100-400. Edited in Vegas.
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=uEd616RljXc

Next i have a little doc i had filmed and edited for the Visitors Centre of the Redes Natural Park in Asturias (Spain), some images are HDV (XLH1) and some are SD (XL1s).
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=7H1wIuhMoWY

And finally for the moment i have an old reel filmed with XL1s
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=CR53nd-G0W8

Fernando

Fernando,
The film/Doc for Visitors Centre of the Redes Natural Park,

I enjoyed it all, and the narrative has a nice flow.
it's a must to visit this area of Spain with some 37803 Hectares to explore,
I will have to go back a few times.

Just look at this info on this Reserve/Park . it’s got to be the European meeting place for the wildlife camera.

http://www.spain.info/TourSpain/Naturaleza/Espacios%20Naturales/0/Parque%20Natural%20de%20Redes.htm?Language=en

Most enjoyable, you are lucky to have bears. How many hours did it take to see them?

Thanks for sharing

Mick

These were great to watch - brought back some good memories.

There is a lot of sound distortion on the birdsong. Perhaps that is just a youtube problem, but I found it a distraction.

thanks for your comments
...brought back some good memories...
...I will have to go back...
semms like some of you know the Cantabrian Mountains in northwest Spain. Is really a good place for wildlife and nature lovers and, indeed, a good way to prove it is the survival of the brown bear, an "umbrella species" wich conservation secure the conservation of a whole welthy ecosystem. Is not impossible but difficult to see bears because of the very forested landscape. The close-ups of bears in my videos are from a big enclosure with two cantabrian female bears living inside since her mother was shoted by a poacher, but the clips with a female with cubs are completely wild.

i had detected the noise distortion and i think could be a problem of youtube compresion because the original sound is good, i will try to solve it.

Here’s a story of one of the brown Bears of Spain.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_a4qdRZiCw&eurl=http://www.iberianature.com/spainblog/2007/09/04/the-tale-of-the-bears-paw/