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Re: Video for viewing trace
It is possible. I have used my Canon T2i on movie crop mode (increases mag by 7x) with a 70-200 lens. It is visible on the camera lcd but would be better viewed on a laptop.
Here is a video I made of my first day with the TRG. I was shooting solo and used the camera for video and to view trace for corrections.
http://vimeo.com/24227428
I have thought about getting a camera adapter for my Leupold Mark IV spotting scope as it would include the reticle in the image for more accurate corrections.
Let me know if you find a better alternative!
It is possible. I have used my Canon T2i on movie crop mode (increases mag by 7x) with a 70-200 lens. It is visible on the camera lcd but would be better viewed on a laptop.
Here is a video I made of my first day with the TRG. I was shooting solo and used the camera for video and to view trace for corrections.
http://vimeo.com/24227428
I have thought about getting a camera adapter for my Leupold Mark IV spotting scope as it would include the reticle in the image for more accurate corrections.
Let me know if you find a better alternative!
Re: Video for viewing trace
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Re: Video for viewing trace
I did this one with a Leupold Mark IV coupled with a monocam and olympus tough ( trace visible from the left )
I did this one with a Leupold Mark IV coupled with a monocam and olympus tough ( trace visible from the left )
Re: Video for viewing trace
I just use a point'n shoot camera coupled with any spotting scope, works fine. Been taking a lot of video lately so I went with a Vortex Razor spotting scope, got it primarily for the MOA ranging reticle, also got the camera adapter makes it super easy to shoot videos. Just make sure the camera setup is right next to the shoter, best for seeing the trace.
I just use a point'n shoot camera coupled with any spotting scope, works fine. Been taking a lot of video lately so I went with a Vortex Razor spotting scope, got it primarily for the MOA ranging reticle, also got the camera adapter makes it super easy to shoot videos. Just make sure the camera setup is right next to the shoter, best for seeing the trace.
Re: Video for viewing trace
Update. I used a gopro hero2 cam behind a ss5-20 hd scope for spotting shots at 1600 yards. It worked better then I thought it would but still not what I'm looking for. Guess the scope will go back on the rifle. I have a bushy flp mildot on the way. Maybe that will work better since the eye relief was just to far on the scope.
Update. I used a gopro hero2 cam behind a ss5-20 hd scope for spotting shots at 1600 yards. It worked better then I thought it would but still not what I'm looking for. Guess the scope will go back on the rifle. I have a bushy flp mildot on the way. Maybe that will work better since the eye relief was just to far on the scope.
Re: Video for viewing trace
I wonder if I could hook up my contour camera to work. It has the bluetooth connection to use an iPhone for the viewfinder but that wouldn't be good enough to see trace.
I wonder if I could hook up my contour camera to work. It has the bluetooth connection to use an iPhone for the viewfinder but that wouldn't be good enough to see trace.
