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Hi Everyone I posted a new blog here on the democratization of aerial photography - a trend I believe we all need to contend with. There is even a referenced quote from Bart Would love hear your differentiation story / messages / comments. Colin PS - My warmest appreciation to everyone who...

No. Not even an issue. - Colin

Still using. Still works even after a "hard landing" (ahem..). I subsequently added LANC. The connection is a bit loose and I lose video occasionally when tilting, but I love the zoom. Set it right and you can combine a slow zoom out with a tilt up for the big reveal.

i have a full time job too that pays for my kopter addictions... I ordered one of these and was curious about how you mounted. Colin

Hi Ken - Can you post of picture of how you mount this? Colin

Here's my latest video. I went out to test camera settings and found this in the field where I flew. Enjoy -Colin

Nice captures and edit job Daniel.

Nice. Keep up the good work.

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...

Here's my latest vid. I had every problem in the book with my kopter on this flight - shake, rattle and roll. But we dont get very many days like this in California so I salvaged what I could from 6 min of footage. Cheers - Colin

Nice filming. Great edit job.

2012 Aerial Demo Reel for Koptervision Here's collection of the best aerial footage I made in 2012. Shot with Sony NEX-5N and CX760 on CineStar 6 hexacopter. Most of this was shot with the NEX-5N. The CX760 came later and was a big improvement. Clearly there is more work for me to do to...

Well done. Brilliant edit job. I wouldn't change a thing.

Aerial View of McIntyre Vineyards - CineStar 6 and Sony CX760. No post-production stabilization.

Here's some frame grabs from a shoot at McIntyre Vineyards in the Santa Lucia Highlands, California. Video soon.

Here's my first attempt at a short video: Obviously a bit shaky and not level in places but I'm working on. Cheers Colin

Very cool! Thanks for your vids guys. Always educational and entertaining.

Ya, well I know I wasn't the only one forced to watch it for the eight years it was on...

Recognize it now?

Hi Tom - Welcome to the forum. Hope find what you need here . Colin