Panoramic Night Vision Recording using GoPro's - Pano Recording (simulating GPNVG-18 and RPNVG)
Yes you read that correctly… As far as we can tell this is a world first. If you are interested in recording wide screen, or vertical content with night vison as far as we can tell, this is your only option.
Of course only if you happen to have at least two PVS-14’s and GoPro’s laying around…
This allows you to mount two or three PVS-14’s together to produce a 60 degree FOV, with 2 or a 80 degree FOV with three.
This is expensive, but there is not a large market for this and you likely have already spent $10,000+ on all the needed items, so this should be a drop in the bucket and allows for some serious IG flex…
Also… The 2 PVS-14 setup will fit on many gimbals and allow you to create incredibly smooth video wide screen / vertical video.
Obviously PVS-14 and camera gimbal are not included…
NOTE: If you are not familiar with video editing software, and how to blend two images together this is not the product for you!
NOTE #2: If you already have Dynamic Target Solutions PVS-14 to GoPro adapters you can see if it is compatible by looking at the bottom. The new versions that are compatible, will have two locations for a tripod mount.
NOTE#3: We made this with the intent of only internal use, but thought someone out there might be interested so here it is…
NOTE #4: You will never be able to blend the images perfectly since the cameras are looking from difference perspectives…
Yes you read that correctly… As far as we can tell this is a world first. If you are interested in recording wide screen, or vertical content with night vison as far as we can tell, this is your only option.
Of course only if you happen to have at least two PVS-14’s and GoPro’s laying around…
This allows you to mount two or three PVS-14’s together to produce a 60 degree FOV, with 2 or a 80 degree FOV with three.
This is expensive, but there is not a large market for this and you likely have already spent $10,000+ on all the needed items, so this should be a drop in the bucket and allows for some serious IG flex…
Also… The 2 PVS-14 setup will fit on many gimbals and allow you to create incredibly smooth video wide screen / vertical video.
Obviously PVS-14 and camera gimbal are not included…
NOTE: If you are not familiar with video editing software, and how to blend two images together this is not the product for you!
NOTE #2: If you already have Dynamic Target Solutions PVS-14 to GoPro adapters you can see if it is compatible by looking at the bottom. The new versions that are compatible, will have two locations for a tripod mount.
NOTE#3: We made this with the intent of only internal use, but thought someone out there might be interested so here it is…
NOTE #4: You will never be able to blend the images perfectly since the cameras are looking from difference perspectives…
Yes you read that correctly… As far as we can tell this is a world first. If you are interested in recording wide screen, or vertical content with night vison as far as we can tell, this is your only option.
Of course only if you happen to have at least two PVS-14’s and GoPro’s laying around…
This allows you to mount two or three PVS-14’s together to produce a 60 degree FOV, with 2 or a 80 degree FOV with three.
This is expensive, but there is not a large market for this and you likely have already spent $10,000+ on all the needed items, so this should be a drop in the bucket and allows for some serious IG flex…
Also… The 2 PVS-14 setup will fit on many gimbals and allow you to create incredibly smooth video wide screen / vertical video.
Obviously PVS-14 and camera gimbal are not included…
NOTE: If you are not familiar with video editing software, and how to blend two images together this is not the product for you!
NOTE #2: If you already have Dynamic Target Solutions PVS-14 to GoPro adapters you can see if it is compatible by looking at the bottom. The new versions that are compatible, will have two locations for a tripod mount.
NOTE#3: We made this with the intent of only internal use, but thought someone out there might be interested so here it is…
NOTE #4: You will never be able to blend the images perfectly since the cameras are looking from difference perspectives…