Tony. Would you post a link to your How To video? I'd like to see it!I have maybe 10 video's of flying out of over 100 video's I have posted. But my How to video is the big hit.
Tony
Tony. Would you post a link to your How To video? I'd like to see it!I have maybe 10 video's of flying out of over 100 video's I have posted. But my How to video is the big hit.
Tony
Here you go...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0ASdV0Wmgw
90% of my video's consists of stuff like this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KhkUDLxVWw
Tony
Last edited by 1600vw; 08-14-2014 at 06:37 PM.
Thanks Tony!
Here's the video that has most hits for me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJx7dNlBnS0
Nice video but for what those Go-pro's cost I will stick with my point and shoot. What are those go-pro's around 400 bucks each? The dubbed over music...I could do without that. I like to hear the engine and anything else but music dubbed over the sound of the video.Originally Posted by FunInAviation
I would say its just me but its not....
Tony
Last edited by 1600vw; 08-16-2014 at 07:47 AM.
Ditto on this being a nice video. I am happy that you get a nickel or a dime or so for me watching it. Like Tony, however, I wonder what is the advantage for the GoPro? What does this do that my iPhone and an appropriate RAM mount does not?
Those little camera's are awesome. The frame rate is so hi one can do all sorts of things that only other camera's but the best or production camera's can do. They just cost to much for the average hobbyist to afford. Just me but 400 bucks will go towards a new EIS for my engine.
Tony
There are some Go-Pro "clones" out there, pretty cheap. I found a "Sharper Image" version on clearance at the local Ace Hardware... $50.
Ron Wanttaja
The GoPro stabilizes really well too. My buddy lets me use his occasionally and it works great.
I am getting me one of these, 1080p version. Thanks for posting this.
Tony
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