ampguy
Veteran
DougFord
on the good foot
[FONT="]So you strapped a camera onto a cat and these are the results?[/FONT]
[FONT="]I looked through all of the images (glutton for punishment) and thought that there were a few interesting images.[/FONT]
[FONT="]But you need to take the cat for a walk, on a leash, in an urban area. Or through various interesting buildings/rooms to build up a portfolio. The cats got talent but needs to expand his world a bit. A cats view of a the non-cat world.[/FONT]
[FONT="]You should continue this endeavor to see if there’s more; its interesting. [/FONT]
[FONT="]I looked through all of the images (glutton for punishment) and thought that there were a few interesting images.[/FONT]
[FONT="]But you need to take the cat for a walk, on a leash, in an urban area. Or through various interesting buildings/rooms to build up a portfolio. The cats got talent but needs to expand his world a bit. A cats view of a the non-cat world.[/FONT]
[FONT="]You should continue this endeavor to see if there’s more; its interesting. [/FONT]
dmr
Registered Abuser
LOL, I'm surprised your cat let you do that!
I know that Oreo (my cat) would most definitely un-adopt me if I ever tried that with him! He even refuses to wear a collar.
I know that Oreo (my cat) would most definitely un-adopt me if I ever tried that with him! He even refuses to wear a collar.
ItsReallyDarren
That's really me
Great adventure. I remember seeing something similar years ago. The device was a tiny little camera rigged to take a picture every minute or so.
Interesting to see what cats do when you let them go outside.
Interesting to see what cats do when you let them go outside.
ampguy
Veteran
Don't think the cat would like being on a leash
Don't think the cat would like being on a leash
We've carried him around, but he's not the type to be walked on a leash.
Don't think the cat would like being on a leash
We've carried him around, but he's not the type to be walked on a leash.
ampguy
Veteran
He doesn't mind at all
He doesn't mind at all
We have 2 cats, and the smaller cat wants his own camera and a collar of his own. The collar is break-free, so with any pressure it will come off, which is good for kitty, but we did lose the camera once, but had our tel. # on it, and a neighbor a few houses away called that they found it.
The camera is light, and small, and cats really do get used to collars, takes them a day, but then they seem to like it. I doubt they can get used to walking on a leash though.
He doesn't mind at all
We have 2 cats, and the smaller cat wants his own camera and a collar of his own. The collar is break-free, so with any pressure it will come off, which is good for kitty, but we did lose the camera once, but had our tel. # on it, and a neighbor a few houses away called that they found it.
The camera is light, and small, and cats really do get used to collars, takes them a day, but then they seem to like it. I doubt they can get used to walking on a leash though.
ampguy
Veteran
yes, this is the catcam
yes, this is the catcam
if you google cat-cam, they are fairly popular. Cooper, a seattle cat sells his prints (with paw print on the back) for $275/print.
yes, this is the catcam
if you google cat-cam, they are fairly popular. Cooper, a seattle cat sells his prints (with paw print on the back) for $275/print.