We're obliged to the chaps at Edge Research Lab for sending over a HackHD camera for use on our Low Orbit Helium Assisted Navigator (LOHAN) mission. We haven't got it into the air yet for a test, but the guys at Edge have used it for various flights and say it works perfectly. Let's face it, it must be better than our stroppy GoPro 3. More here.
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@Edge Research Lab: Your review about this particular matter will be very welcome. Thanks in advance.
Thanks Swift!
I kinda suspected it must be the case. Although on GoPro 3 sensor is on a separate board and I hoped GoPro would make it and option to separate lens from the body, but I guess it's not gonna happen within next century.
This could be coull to make NDVI, if it has any filter probably will be easy to remove and put the filter we want.
can anyone say if it's possible
Great camera! Although tech specs are lower than of GP3 white, a $199 camera.
It would be nice if image sensor with the lens can be a separate unit, so it can be installed in any orientation in more aerodynamic fashion.
Overall dimensions are greater than GP3. So far no GoPro alternative on the market, I wish there was.
Wow, perfect alternative to a gopro. It would be easy to interface with APM. Thanks for the post
Hopefully your lohan isn't on drugs like other lohans. Seriously though, that's a powerful little camera, especially video out and edge storage.