Throwing it back to 2019 and showing the only advantage analog may still have. Forwards is backwards and backwards is forwards all with the flip of a switch.
First tried the concept with an Apex but the spacing was far too tight, the Siren F5 (non-split deck) ended up being one of the perfect frames to not have a split deck and enough space to stack components. Very few flight controllers still have the ability for a dual camera input and a RapidFire module is the only way to get a usable video feed (AKK and TrueD both had significant delays in the goggles).
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wow this is really cool. how are you able to switch between cameras with a switch?
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Ok; That is pretty damn cool man. Very nice. Is there a point to this other than you know, why not? Trying to think of scenarios where this would be useful and all I can come up with is maybe crash recovery (say you crash landing right side up but your front camera fov is blocked by an object, perhaps switching gives you the ability to fly out). Whether there is an intended use or not this is really rad
Backwards tricks mostly, Why fly through a gap backwards and blind when you can see the whole time, then transition to flying forwards seamlessly, the other is for filming where you can now follow a car, switch cameras and all of a sudden have the car following you, all on one camera shot.
yep, that's the answer. Nice! Have footage anywhere?