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Jeff Potter (of OutYourBackdoor.com) wrote:
There are several waterproof digicams out there that are meant to be still-cams but which have powerful video modes. They cost $150-$250. Let's see, there's the Pentax Optio series and the Olympus SW series (I think). The Oly's are also shockproof. http://photokayaker.fit2paddle.com/C...022/index.html That guy's website has several good pages on kayak video-ing. He uses the Pentax's. He also has links to various sticky-pod tripods and such. I suppose a gorilla pod would also work in some situations. Yeah, then there are the booms---cool---you can operate them from a sea kayak cockpit, too, I would think. --JP outyourbackdoor.com That's a rather old article. The Pentax W30 has already replaced the W20 and Olympus has also replaced the 720 SW with the 725, 770, 850 and my current camera, the 1030 SW. -- Wilko van den Bergh wilkoa t)dse(d o tnl Eindhoven The Netherlands Europe ---Look at the possibilities, don't worry about the limitations.--- http://kayaker.nl/ |
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