Oregon Scientifc camera

[godfrog 2]

has anyone tried this type of video camera? I know that it isn't quite the wide angle that the Gopro is but any feed back on it would be appreciated.

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[Zymurdoo 0]

I am not sure which model you are looking at. I had one of the early models and can tell you the sound was horrible and the wobble on the video was plain stomach churning. And that was using it on the ground, not skydiving.

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[godfrog 2]

Not sure of the model number can't find it but can post a couple pic's.
My son used it once last year skiing and it was set on a narrow veiw and I wasn't very impressed with the video.

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[Zymurdoo 0]

Looks very similar to the one I have sitting in a drawer somewhere. I would recommend the GoPro or Contour for a personal POV camera as they are well tested in the skydiving environment.

Blue Skies, Soft Docks and Happy Landings!
CWR #23
(It's called CRW, add an e if you like, but I ain't calling it CFS. FU FAI!)

[godfrog 2]

My son has a Gopro, I'll just mess around with this one probably end up in a drawer too!

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[aeronut 0]

try out Drift Innovations. ive got 3 of them and love the camera. it's got a remote. i even have one mounted on the wing and can push record from the remote which activates both camera's.