http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vi2MSHxL_Wk&list=UUSoOz6V0TZj8rfD1RPcoVPQ&index=1
Just returned from Gatlinburg. Here is a sample of my aerials.
Just returned from Gatlinburg. Here is a sample of my aerials.
Here's one you won't see everyday. The day I bumped into iron man, and we ran the suit through a few g-forces out in the sticks! Ironman FPV
That was awesome! flying with ironman, fantastic!
Here's a little flying in the snow:
Mmmmm, brownies
Was practicing running up and down some cliffs today, the real spot we flimed wound up being there camera so naturaly didn't get a copy of it but none the less, for what they wanted this for it's perfect. if you watch the Farmers Open i guess it'll be throughout there. Flew over a mile up and down the coastline with the camera down like that, over some hole that looked insane flying by it, stuck out on a cliff. Was at a glider port so had the wind speeds, was 13-16mph winds, noticed editing theres bums quite a ways down the cliff all bunked out. Crazy
wind sucks, but it is a gliderport
I actually prefer the 1st camera, the CX760 on the hexa. A little bit of wobble that could be sorted out with post, but the Zenmuse and NEX7 made me feel like I had glaucoma. The final SR heli was nice looking but feels loose and not stabilized much. Thanks for sharing, its great to see someone take the time to demonstrate the differences. For me, its the single setup on the CS6 and sony handycam, but Its only my opinion.I recently got the chance to try some different equipment and in this video I compare the results of three (3) remote control helicopter camera gimbal operations.
The Cinestar 6 copter and Sony CX760, NEX-7 and FS100 cameras were operated by me.
The DJI S800 and ICam copters operated by Mike Conrardy.
Comments welcome
Cheers - Colin