Although unfortunate, I just cant help but laugh at the video ...sorry guys
[video]http://www.youtube.com/user/damo642#p/a/u/2/JlrjHzb4RG8[/video]
@ Droider Very nice footage! where did you take it?
"Bring it down. Do the opposite to what yer doing" Ha!
A Bit shaky and bit Jelly-y but its the first of many to come and hopefully I can keep it shiny-side-up for long enough to get some good footage in the future
[video]http://player.vimeo.com/video/23894803[/video]
A Bit shaky and bit Jelly-y but its the first of many to come and hopefully I can keep it shiny-side-up for long enough to get some good footage in the future
[video]http://player.vimeo.com/video/23894803[/video]
Nice stable platform but the image appears soft ? Are you using the GoPro HD in its protective housing ?
Make sure the lense and housing lense are clean. Do a test from your hand and compare images. If there is no apparent improvement then there appears to be a problem with your GoPro. Mine is sharp as a tack ?
It may have something to do with the player but I doubt it ?
Sid
How do you have the camera mounted?
There seems to be some excess prop noise, have you balanced them? What props are they?
Dave
No casing, I just mounted it straight onto the camera mount with some tape and cable ties.... You reckon the GoPro might be the issue ? Filing in the 1080 mode, maybe I should use the 720 60fps
Even before the motors spin, the image appears soft................ clean the lenses and do a hand test and compare before chasing vibes and different modes. 720P is not as prone to the dreaded 'jello' as 1080p.