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^ Ladies and gentleman, Grinch of halloween. Halloween is for whoever enjoys it, to say that it is only for a certain group of people assumes that everyone has the same interests as you do. The world would be a better place if people didn't try to separate themselves from the things that are 'for children'.

@Fogest - We actually encourage people buying their gear on our classifieds to work through a rigger when possible. It's typically the safest for both the buyer and the seller. Many sellers will be willing to work through a rigger you both trust in order to complete the deal. The rigger will then act as the middle man in the sale.

You can visit the S-Fly website at. http://sflyequipment.com/

More than likely a typo by the author, I will correct the article so that the phrasing correctly relates to the point being made.

It will be 90 degree rotation apparently, and the assumption is that it will be an off/on option.

Unfortunately the review was done a mere couple weeks before GoPro came out with the HD Hero 3, but keep an eye out for future reviews, as we do plan on putting the GoPro HD Hero 3 to the test sooner rather than later.

I don't know hey, the GoPro in regular lighting conditions is typically warmer - this is especially visible in the aircraft comparison. I think the main selling point for the Sony for skydivers is how well the image stabilization works. On the 'Overall Quality' video I felt the Sony AS15 killed it, the image quality was as good, if not better than the GoPro Hero 2, while having much better more stable of an image.