Zeiss was kind enough to let us try three pairs of their cinemizer OLED glasses.
David's platform of choice, the Penguin aka "Dirty Walrus" by Ready Made RC.
He chose to remove the hood becuase of an unnecessary amount of distortion cause by the curvature of the plastic.
David is also implementing the GoPro Black 3+ with an 300mW transmitter.
Chad choose to fly the Talon by FPV Model, but with a little added color.
Near the nose we can see the Eagle Tree Power Panel to accompany the Eagle Tree OSD System.
Electronics won't even know what claustrophobia is inside this airframe.
The clip holding the GoPro White is molded from Instamorph, one of Chad's personal favorites.
We know the Kraken can lift pretty much anything, so Josh strapped 4 camera onto it.
The front-most camera sat on a brushless gimbal system from Hobby King.
For those foam-board haters, you can't get more rigid than that.
Thanks again to Zeiss for letting us check out the glasses, and to you for watching!
Let us hear what you have to say! Chat it up in the fourms!
More info on The Kraken: http://flitetest.com/articles/airsoft-gunship-the-kraken
More Flite Test: http://flitetest.com/authors/FliteTest
Thanks again to Zeiss for the glasses! Check them out here: http://cinemizer.zeiss.com/cinemizer-oled/en_us/home.html
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Or maybe "smaller recording cameras" as topic, and throw in an 808 #16 wide-angle too (weight ratio: 1 GoPro ~= 2 Mobius ~= 4 808:s)
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Just a small hint: the german pronounce of the name "Zeiss" is not as soft as Josh Bixler did. Our language is a little harder at this point. Josh please try to speak it more like "Tseits". The "ts" is near the same as you would say it in "cats".
It is so nice to hear you speaking in other languages, Oh by the way Chats "Hallo" was very good!
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thank you
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Challenge for you guys: and FPV land sea and air platform!? One craft for all occasions?
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Im sorry you had a bad experiance, I love mine :)
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A friend of mine has been using them for games and a few simulations for work which they seem better suited for, but he has dismantled them to fit more comfortably.
For FPV we both prefer using the Boscam True or new Skyzones, which have both been purpose built for the job.
Each to his own I guess.
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thanks
Mike
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Thanks regards Mordechai.
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Also I'd like to see more of the footage from the gimbaled mount.
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