Thanks for the post, and your pioneer work.

I suggest you to include a link to your original size video on your
home page. I think this is quite a different viewing experience than
the embedded player.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LipeSXXe1Yk&fmt=22

Considering the ubiquity of digital recording devices these days, IMO,
the right thing to happen is for glider manufactures to offer camera
mounting/cable handling as a built-in option. Stemme has an option to
amount HD video camera on the gear strut, but I'd like to have one on
the tail and wingtip as well. Then, the faint-of-hears like me can
shoot nice videos like these!

-Gen

On May 1, 11:14*pm, Bruno wrote:
On Apr 26, 4:57*pm, MX Junkie wrote:



On Apr 26, 8:04*am, Bruno wrote:

Check out a few new soaring videos I made flying in northern Utah and
southern Idaho testing out a couple of new small HD video cameras and
cameramounts on my ASW20. *In the newest video you will see that I
was able to better stabilize the tail cam for virtually nocamera
shake compared to the April 18 video. *You can see what it looks like
around Morgan and Logan Utah where there is a new regional contest
being held in August for the first time.

Make sure to click on the HD button and the expand button on the
youtube player to take it to full screen to get best picture.

http://phoebus.vassel.com

Hope you enjoy my rusty spring thermalling skills
Bruno

Very nice, can you also share some pictures of your setup? *How is the
cameraattached, controlled, etc.?

I added a few pictures of the videocameratailmount setup on my
website: *http://phoebus.vassel.com/site_page_12346

Bruno