I have seen the cam for the LEI's and that works really well as there is a strut to attach it to, but uhhh what do you do for a foil/arc? I hung a cam
from the bridles and it just swings and gets horrible footage. Any ideas?
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kBladerunner - 12-1-2008 at 10:05 AM
Good question.
I'm just waiting but a bullet cam is next toy in line. I have wondered how and what spot is best for a kite cam as well. If Popeye sees this I am
impressed with the shots he has set up. Of course it is part kite flyer but his shots are nice and stable up there.
My 1st attempt was going to be zap straps B line center ??? If that didn't work I was going to check with Popeye.
Any tips ?barnes - 12-1-2008 at 10:42 AM
You could always make a Gyroscope controlled auto stabilizing camera rig. popeyethewelder - 13-1-2008 at 02:16 AM
I have tried numerous ways of fixing the cam, and a couple fixed to the lines of the kite, fixed with gaffer tape
I found to get the best result is to attach the cam where two lines meet on the bridle, with a line either side of the cam it hold it in place better,
but I am still experimenting
I have now made a bracket to fix the cam to my rear axle axle cam clamp
CarlBladerunner - 13-1-2008 at 08:46 AM
thanks Popeye,
Am I correct in my guess that trying to center it is good??
It looks like you have mounted it to one side ???NPWfever - 13-1-2008 at 11:24 AM
Hey popeye! That long vid made my neck hurt!!! OUCH! Looks like great fun tho,
nothing like that out by us.popeyethewelder - 13-1-2008 at 12:20 PM
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Originally posted by snowbird
thanks Popeye,
Am I correct in my guess that trying to center it is good??
OUCH! Looks like great fun tho,
nothing like that out by us.