Maybe this camera I found on the web would interest fellow aerial photographers.
It apparently doesn't weigh more than 85g, can take up to 1080p and it looks like a easy camera to fit on a plane compared to a bit more bulky GoPro.
It doesn't have a fisheye lens either, (is that a good thing or not?)
It looks like it's still on pre-order, so I can't fiend any proper reviews yet.
Here is a link to the product site.
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Comment by Renato Aranghelovici on June 14, 2011 at 11:44pm The aparently lack of fisheye lens it's the most important feature of this camera !
We don't need fisheye, we need wide FOV. But there are lenses and lenses...
There are lenses that offer wider FOV without the circular distorsion, and this is the case of this camera, the 135 degrees linear FOV it offers it's much more than could ever dream from gopro, being more natural and useful.
See the manufacturers movie to understand what I mean.
No need for box to get composite from HDMI, search Amazon for "HDMI to 3 RCA + VGA Cable", it's $11
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