JasonK
Participation Award Recipient
I tried mounting a FPV camera on the nose of my plane. In my house it works fine (with the prop spinning, plane held in hand), but when outside at the airfield, I get huge black bars from the prop.
I believe 'outside' is bright enough that the exposure time is getting short enough that the prop becomes viable on the lines. There is the obvious, switch to a different plane (pusher or twin), so the prop isn't in the way or mount the camera out on the wing. But I was curious if there is any tricks to deal with the prop without designing a new plane.
Here is about how I tried it.
I believe 'outside' is bright enough that the exposure time is getting short enough that the prop becomes viable on the lines. There is the obvious, switch to a different plane (pusher or twin), so the prop isn't in the way or mount the camera out on the wing. But I was curious if there is any tricks to deal with the prop without designing a new plane.
Here is about how I tried it.