I don't need none of that fancy three-axis powered gimbal headtracking nonsense!

[meowmixdelivers]

adhesive does just fine




just kidding, I am waiting for next paycheck

 

[makattack]

Hmmm... I was gonna agree, but mostly because I haven't got my APM 2.6 yet. I'm using velcro tape and straps for my cameras.

 

[kah00na]

I think head tracking makes a lot more sense on ground vehicles and cruising planes - not so much on multirotors.

 

[Mustang7302]

Have the camera look up while you're pitched forward would be nice to have though.

 

[meowmixdelivers]

I think I will do that, Mustang. So far I only have three FPV flights under my belt, and I have just kind of hovered around. When I get confident enough to go forward faster it will be nice to have the camera pitched.

 

[Cyberdactyl]

Be cautious when doing FPV the first couple times with a pitching camera. You get consciously or subconsciously acclimated to that set horizon and then it gets thrown out of whack and you can easily find yourself in the ground or settling into trees.

 

[kah00na]

Cyberdactyl is right. I find that if I lean the camera forward, I go fly slower. If I lean it back (up) a little, I fly faster. Landing and adjusting the angle midflight messes with my head.