Was able to transfer my VHS to MiniDv to youtube, this weekend.

Enjoy

Something most chasers do when there are no storms to be chased, especially in the off season, is to watch their footage that they have accumulated over the years.  I have finished off my 10th season this year, starting back  in 1999.  I was not really into the tornadoes as much, since we do not get very many here in Michigan.  I started out photographing lightning.  It wasn’t till 2001 that I had my first camera.  Finally in 2002 I saw my first tornado near Marshall, MI.  When I first started chasing I was very lax in keeping chase logs and accounts.  I still can be even now, they have the potential to take a long time.

So as I was saying, chasers often look at old video in the off season.  I noticed that I did not have any video grabs from a particular tornado Nick Grillo, Dan Robinson, and I, had intercepted on June 9, 2005.  So here are a few grabs that I was able to capture.  The contrast was fairly bleak so I tried to enhance it a little.  This was tornado number 6 of the day, east of Hill City, Kansas.

Some video Grabs slightly enhanced.

click for larger image:

june9 nado 5

june9 nado 5

june9 nado 5

june9 nado 5

june9 nado 5

To see some better quality video and images visit Dan Robinson’s blog

In the next few weeks I will be transitioning from VHS to digital some video from the May 12, 2004 Medicine Lodge, KS tornado. Stay tuned.

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