If you happened to read my story on why I got into FPV originally you will know what this is about.
Enjoy!
http://youtu.be/h_BZl9kcC38 (http://youtu.be/h_BZl9kcC38)
Absolutely spot on mark
you have to be chuffed with that
nice!
Thanks very much! Yes, I am rather chuffed with this one ;D
I wish I was there, need anymore camera plane pilots. :laugh:
Great mate well don.
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You are more than welcome here, got a spare bedroom in my house - pack your plane!
If I manage to get to the UK in time before the weather turns, I most definately will try and meet up with you boys. I need to talk fpv shite at least once in my life with somebody who doesnt think I lost my marbles.
Lol, nice video Mark, cracking location :)
Great vid,fantastic location ;D
Brilliant Vid, well done! ...and nice promo for your business :) Discounts for FPVUK Forum members?
Quote from: Flyboysee on June 07, 2012, 10:05:08 PM
Brilliant Vid, well done! ...and nice promo for your business :) Discounts for FPVUK Forum members?
Discount code is FPVUKNUTS! Your are more than welcome here. I do recommend kitesurfing as an alternative to FPVing - keeps those pounds off and since you need wind, it complements your FPV flying perfectly.
The recording is steady because of a few factors:
- I only had about 12-15 knots of wind to deal with on a 2.1kg Skywalker and its very constant, thermal wind, so no gusts really.
- I use ABM mode on the FY31-AP
- Gopro records in R3 mode (thats 60 FPS and wide angle). That does a lot to stop any shaking and allows you to slow down the video if needed. Anything in slow motion looks steady although I only slowed down the shot at 00:23 seconds. The new Hobbit movie is shot at 48FPS for a reason, it all looks smoother.
But you can also see how im battling with my crap range on the ezUHF at 00:20 seconds, thats when my failsafe decided to kick in for a second.