Welcome back to another Two Minute Tuesday. Today we're going to go over how
to delete videos off your ShotKam using both your phone and your computer,
so let's start the clock. To begin I'm going to show you how to use the ShotKam
app to delete the videos. So once you're connected to the Wi-Fi and open
the ShotKam app, you're going to click on the play icon. All you do there is
you see the list of folders, you can click that trash icon, select the dated
folder that you'd like to delete, hit the trash again. It's gonna pop up and say
"Are you sure?", yes, delete. That is how you delete them on your app. So
super easy We recommend typically playing videos on
your computer, deleting them from your computer and really using
your computer as the main source of data transferring. The reason for that is that,
let me plug this in, the USB cable makes data transferring so fast.
So if you want to play videos instantly you can instantly plug them in and you can
bring your computer out to the range and plug it in all the videos are there. So
now that it's plugged in we're going to open Finder or it's called File Explorer
on a Windows PC. We're going to locate the ShotKam device and open the ShotKam
folder. Here you're going to see dated folders again, so if you want to
delete this whole one all you do is move it into the trash. If you have a Mac
computer, this is super important, you need to empty the trash bin. So to do
that all you do is click on it, click empty trash and it'll alert you "Are you sure?",
and that's how you delete it completely off the ShotKam. So the camera will
hold 2000 videos which is normally more than enough so don't worry about it too
much, but again here I'll show you if you just wanted to delete a singular shot.
All you do is open that, move it to trash, empty the trash bin,
and confirm "Yes, I want to empty the trash." Again that step is only for Mac
computers, so you don't have to worry about that for a PC. Eject the ShotKam and
there you go. So I hope this video is helpful and as always thank you so much for
watching. Leave any comments below or if you have more questions and here's our
favorite ShotKam video of the week.
So I'm just now going to demonstrate the
Sliding Mount which for me is bad and then also the Bayonet Mount which is for
me the way we should be mounted a gun from that FITASC line. So we're going
to be shooting quite a good way out, crossing bird from right to left. So I've
picked my hold point as above this is brick building here. So if I go to that
hold point now, as you can see my barrel is running through my fingers to the
height. My eyes are back on the view point now. On this one, I'm going to slide
my mount and you'll see when the gun hits my shoulder I will have actually
moved in front of this bird and then I will have to stop moving and restart
again. Pull. You can see that was three moves and that is what I don't
want. I slid across the mount, then the clay was back here at the hold
point. I stopped and had to retake the shot, fortunately, I broke it but I'm
borderline there, where I could do that consistently for a miss. So what I'm
going to be looking for now is a Bayonet Mount. At my hold point, everything is
going to go forward and I'm going to get to the hold point at the same time as
the clay. I'm then going to connect and hold the clay before moving out to my
positive lead. Okay, pull.
That felt a lot better to me. I actually killed it a lot quicker, because I didn't
have to put the brakes on. As I did my Bayonet Mount when I hit my face the
clay was right on the end of the gun and when I'm moving with it
I'm learning its speed, I'm learning its line before I rotate out to my
pre-planned positive lead. There are your two different mounts. If you are finding
yourself sliding just make sure you try and work that left hand forward into the
clay. What I try and tell my students, you know I grew up boxing and I "jab jab"
the bird. So you see that bird coming, so you'd push this left hand into the
target, into the target before rotation don't slide across that line.