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harvey norman are so knowledgable on everything. i want to buy all the things from them

on both versions there is a powerpole that leans to the left which is distracting and cant be fixed well unless your really good at free transform or puppet warping. i dare say its more a problem of using a wide angle lens close to the car which causes barrel distortion. it can be fixed using photoshop, but you can also not have the problem to begin with by choosing a more telephoto lens and moving back away from your subject more.

i think the idea is for you to create the media yourself for them

its mounted using a super sophisticated mount. oh wait, no its not... ghetto, lol. bounces heaps so i just send it up taking a pic every couple of seconds and hope for the best. working on a new single string kite so i can send it up on a picavet mount which will make it stable enough to shoot video. i shot some vid with this mount and it was unwatchable, it was bouncing around heaps. gopros weigh stuff all so it went up easy, even on this small, cheap kids kite.

heaps of stuff on google about mounting a gopro to a helicopter... http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=gopro+helicopter+mount ive wanted to mount one to a helicopter for ages, but until i win lotto my $15 kite will have to do, lol

nice set of shots there!

dude, that shot of your car is sick man! that lambo is crazy, how insane would it be to be able to do a full shoot of it

nice man, that rally shot is pretty cool

love it man! i would have been nervous as anything. one shot to make some magic, you pulled it off well.

finally, the gopro hd3 is coming out with a case that has a flat lens. underwater footage wont look like it was recorded with a wet sock anymore!

have you checked out the user manual? gives a good rundown on what you need to do to set it up for use. http://www.flu-card.com/pdf/Flucard%20Pro%20User%20Manual.pdf

anything wrong with the two lenses you have? if your just using auto it would probably be pointless spending thousands on new lenses. that being said, a 10-20mm or similar would be a nice addition. as for what settings you should be using. i find that ISO 80, F8 at 30 seconds (fluro white balance) works for me. But your milage may vary. sounds like you need to read this... http://cameradojo.com/2011/06/13/shooting-in-manual-mode/

side on tends to work well unless they are doing stunts instead of straight jumping. from under works well too, specially when there are trees overhead.

your panning is getting awesome!

hey man, love the WTAC pics! some real good captures both on and off the track. that evo shot is mean as, nice lighting!