.6 lense for 4-way

[MrHixxx 0]

Looking to buy a .6 for 4-way for my PC-110. Any preferred brands and/or sources out there to make my decision easy? The lense is 37mm.

thanx, Hixxx

death,as men call him, ends what they call men
-but beauty is more now than dying’s when

[SniperCJ 0]

I bought the Sony lens for my PC9 (30mm threads) and Ive been pretty happy with it

I dont, however, use it for 4 way. I shoot 4 way with no wide angle. I use the .6 for tandem and AFF.

[quade 3]

I use the Sony 0.6 for 4-way. Works just fine for me.

quade -
The World's Most Boring Skydiver

[Jussi 0]

Same here, and i´m perfectly happy with it.
I use it for everything else also, student, tandems,
random freefly etc..

[brentfinley 0]

.6 for practice. Give them something tightly framed so they can really debrief.

.5 for competition. after all that practice with a .6, the .5 will allow you some leeway so you don't bust them on a flukey block move or exit.

Brent

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[quade 3]

Of course, real (nervous) competition camera flyers shoot with two cameras for anything really important!

In my case, I leave the 0.6 on the primary and put a 0.42 on the back-up.

quade -
The World's Most Boring Skydiver

[Revillusion 0]

I use a .6 lens for 4 way, AFF and Tandems. One consideration is on the exit, a .6 can put you pretty close on exit and the potential for out framing a grip.

Blue Ones,

Alan

[flyboy62000 0]

I use a sony .6 lens with my TRV-120 and get great results for 4-way and tandem video. For freefly or AFF jumps I prefer a .42 lens as it give me a little wider view for when I'm in the middle dive rather than just videoing it.

Blue Skies,
Adam

Blue Skies,
Adam
I fly because it releases my mind from the tyranny of petty things . . . — Antoine de Saint-Exupéry