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Here's a question for the engineers out there. I have tried many action cameras from GoPro, Sony, and Garmin mounted in different spots on my Diamond DA40. I've had mixed success with controlling them remotely from the cockpit. My latest acquisition is an Insta360 X3. Got a good deal on a...

Hey guys, What are the best and most secure mounts for a gopro for the exterior of an airplane? I plan on putting a gopro on the outside wingtip of my arrow as well as possibly on the bottom of the tail for some future videos. Anyone here have used any mounts on this aircraft type and have...

People often ask me what my camera setup is for my flying videos, so I've made this video to show how I use a combination of GoPro cameras, a camcorder, an audio recorder for the intercom, and other devices to capture everything going on during a flight. For anyone going to Sun 'n Fun, I'll...

On my RV-12 there are hand holds on the ends of the wings to facilitate wing removal. It seems like an excellent place to mount a camera. Do any of you RV-12 types do that? Would you describe your mount? Thanks much

Not sure if this is the best sub forum for this...but I'd like to record my flying lessons with a camera, so that I can review things later, and hopefully spot things that I didn't notice at the time. I talked to my instructor about it and he thinks it's a good idea too. Right now the only...

Anyone have one they really like that's cheap? I have one but the focal length is off and I had to fold it over on itself, then speed tape it. It's been several years so I wonder if you have one you can recommend off Amazon or eBay? Thanks.

Hi everyone, I'm looking to start using go pro's and such to record my progress, as well as maybe share for others. I'm not sure if this is posted in the correct spot but I'd love to know: What camera(s) do you use? What are the best settings for such camera? What type of jacks do you use for...

I'm looking for a DSLR camera in the <$1,000 range to use mostly for plane spotting and to take to the track. I'm familiar with the basics of ISO and aperture so I don't want a point and shoot that's going to lock me out of those features. The Nikon D3300 or Canon Rebel T5 have caught my eye...