[Zak Smith]

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[Mac Attack]

That's cool as heck and nice shooting.

On your AR it looks like your support hand thumb is riding on top of the handguard. Is this how you hold your rifle?

[Justin]

That's some nice shooting. In retrospect, I'm somewhat glad I didn't get video of all of my attempts at the stages.

That camera is definitely a cool piece of kit. It would be great to have that, combined with someone following with a chase cam, and (in my dream world) a couple of video cameras placed downrange throughout stages. Given enough coverage, you could edit together some excellent videos.

[Zak Smith]

Mac Attack,

Yes, I do that sometimes. It allows my index finger to essentially point in the same direction as the barrel, and incidentally, it also rolls my wrist down similar to what I do in my pistol grip. When prone (with bipod monopod) it allows easy vertical control of the tube.

Justin,

I'm with you-- it's just a matter of money and manpower to run everything. And then the inevitable video editing hell later. (Can you tell I'm not an A/V geek?)

[brighamr]

Zak - what type of cam are you using? And if you don't mind me asking how much does one cost?

[Zak Smith]

I'm using the VIO POV.1 (http://www.vio-pov.com/). Market price is about $680 right now. There are cheaper systems, but none with a similar level of features & integration.

-z

[wyocarp]

I wish I would have had that cam on a bear hunt just a week ago.

[Afy]

Very cool... looks like a capture of doom...:evil: