KnowNothingDave
Electrical
- Jan 23, 2007
- 5
Hello,
I was wondering if someone that knows about video systems could help me out.
I want to create a skycam like they have for NFL football games for a Paintball field. (This is the structured 180x100 field you see on ESPN with inflatable bunkers... No trees.)
I understand the workings of the winch system that is used and have even created a small working model (out of legos
, but I don't have any clue about the specifics of a camera setup and what those costs might be.
Here's what I think is involved (at the least).
- A suspended camera that hangs from a moving platform.
- The camera must swivel 360 degrees.
- The camera must also swivel on the Z axis(?)(up and down).
- The camera must be controlled remotely.
- The camera must also send it's signal back wirelessly.
- The camera must be enclosed in a clear protective cover (bubble/upside down fishbowl) so it doesn't get damaged by paintballs.
So, does anyone know what kind of investment I would be looking to get myself into by creating one of these?
Thanks for any help.
David Lanzi
davidlanzi@yahoo.com
I was wondering if someone that knows about video systems could help me out.
I want to create a skycam like they have for NFL football games for a Paintball field. (This is the structured 180x100 field you see on ESPN with inflatable bunkers... No trees.)
I understand the workings of the winch system that is used and have even created a small working model (out of legos
Here's what I think is involved (at the least).
- A suspended camera that hangs from a moving platform.
- The camera must swivel 360 degrees.
- The camera must also swivel on the Z axis(?)(up and down).
- The camera must be controlled remotely.
- The camera must also send it's signal back wirelessly.
- The camera must be enclosed in a clear protective cover (bubble/upside down fishbowl) so it doesn't get damaged by paintballs.
So, does anyone know what kind of investment I would be looking to get myself into by creating one of these?
Thanks for any help.
David Lanzi
davidlanzi@yahoo.com