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January 13th 05, 05:02 PM
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 Camcorder in a go cart I'm looking for bright ideas on how to mount a camcorder on a go cart to get a steady shot of a lap of the track under race conditions. A DIY counterbalanced steadycam is one consideration, anybody have any other suggestions, or similar practical experience? Jake   |
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January 22nd 05, 02:15 PM
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| Camcorder in a go cart i've used a helmet camera recording to a Canon 530i miniDV to do similar. You get the lean of the drivers head in corners too - looks pretty good, and camera view is isolated from the vibration and bumps a bit . www.helmetcamera.com is one such ready made unit Pete H "Muxton" wrote in message ... I'm looking for bright ideas on how to mount a camcorder on a go cart to get a steady shot of a lap of the track under race conditions. A DIY counterbalanced steadycam is one consideration, anybody have any other suggestions, or similar practical experience? Jake |
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