How do you shoot your bullpup? Scopecam?
It seems that a more and more people use Scopecams when shooting bullpups because it eliminates parallax errors between shots and it does not matter it the gun is unergonomic because you aren’t shooting it the way you would without the camera. Like Ted used to do with his matador five years ago.
If any of you use a scopecam what mount would you recommend for a scope that does not have a threaded eyepiece? And what lightweight camera capable of slo mow?
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see guys,,, i never tell you bad info :biggrinn: :biggrinn:
for me the G-Line will be my scope cam if i ever buy one……
Pictures with the G-line setup on my gun.
Please post some videos here with iPhone. Let’s see have to on a Casio or not
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You have to remove the case.
Can you use the iPhone while it’s in a case, or do you have to take the case off? Thanks
That’s a VERY nice shooting range!
At the shooting range I use my old Casio Exlim FH-100 with Baader Microstage II.
Set is quite good for catching flyers in slow mode, and shooting for accuracy.
Thanks for the pics and I am sure it will film great, the Iphones/Ipods have great cameras
I have the G-line and must say that I am very impressed with the build quality, packaging and the engineering that has been put into this product. Hemm is right it is very easy to move from one gun to another and it will fit multiple sizes of scope. I use it with my iphone 6 + and it is the first time I’ve used a scope cam, been using it 1 week. I’m going to try to get some footage this weekend we will see. I purchased this because I did not want to invest extra money into a video camera when I already had a good one in my iphone.
Have anyone tried eagle vision with iPhone 6/6s? It is also capable of 240fps slomo ya?
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Cricket,,,
if i ever go to shoot with a scopecam,,,i will definitely choose the G-line scopecam,,, G-Line is really durable and very strong,,, it is .50BMG shock proof,,, :suprisedn: :suprisedn: :suprisedn:
here is the links that you can see the details and Videos ,,, this is something that can be used for every weapons that you own or will own in the future,,, so,, if you take my :2cents: then go with this,,,
http://www.optics-trade.eu/int/g-line-smart-scope-adapter.html
hope this helps
The latest I think is the Exilim 1100. Mind is the 1000 version, but if you get one with the tilt screen, they are all very good cameras and capable of much more than a normal point and shoot small camera. One thing I’d suggest if you get the Eagle vision mounting system, when you “glue” the mounting ring on the camera, just glue it to the front ring of the camera so that it will still be able to rotate rather than just hard gluing the ring to the body of the camera. This allows you to use the ring on the front of the camera for its original purpose and with the camera turned off, you can actually screw the camera onto the mounting adapter after the adapter is mounted to the scope. Otherwise you will have to mount the adapter tube to the camera, then to the scope and if is a Hawke scope, you may not have enough clearance between the camera and the scope to screw the mount or camera onto each other. If it is a slide on adapter with the three locking screws it is easy to just slide the mount on the scope and tighten the screws.
Sounds great, what model exilim would you recommend? There seems to be a few of them
Thanks, the only downsides I can see with using a scopecam is that it must be a bit awkward in the standing position if you are unable to lean the gun on something.
The later models of the Exilim Casio cameras have a tilt screen. To me if I’m shooting off the bench at paper and such, it is easier to shoot than mounting the rifle. You can stand/sit behind it comfortably and tilt the screen for most comfortable viewing. For me, this makes my shooting more steady and consistent. Plus, if you use the high speed video (240 fps) on the camera, you can very easily see the pellet flight. This is a very good tuning aid I have found.
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The same setup can be used with Casio also? Or have to buy different one?
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