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people's responce exploded like wildfire.... the problem was filtering out the "interested people" from the PAYING CUSTOMERS. LOTS of people want to see it fly, see how it works, take your card, etc... less people want to call you and schedule a shoot for real. Once we got going, it was smooth sailing.

--Geoff
"Aces Are Wild"
www.rchelicam.com

It CAN get old when ya get frustrated.. that heli is HIGHLY modified and the mount is 100% custom from the ground up.. took a LONG TIME to design, engineer, build, test, R&D, etc etc etc... then blurry pics makes it very frustrating.. but that is all worked out now :) I havent updated the site in a LONG time because I am jsut so busy.. I have the logo, media kit, all that stuff ready, I just need some web design for the new site and some inspiration and time to do it. The possibilities are endless, and I am alraedy getting jobs without any advertising yet... I hope to get the site updated soon, but its not easy with all the stuff I have going on!

Thanks for the comments!
--Geoff
"Aces Are Wild"
www.rchelicam.com

Hey guys, I have been flying R/C for a long time. About 3 years ago I built a little, cheap, but highly functional mount for my .30 sized helicopter. Since then I started a company and purchased a 6.5 foot 23 lb helicopter that carries a Canon GL1 high quality video camera, 2.4 Ghz Video Downlink, Canon Powershop S400 Elph for stills, and more. My website is VERY OLD and outdated, but check out some of the stuff I have done here:

http://www.rchelicam.com

Most pics on the site are from the old demo .30 rig, the new rig is featured (for now) here:
http://www.rchelicam.com/gasser/
What do ya think?

--Geoff
"Aces Are Wild"
http://www.rchelicam.com

Hey guys, I have been flying R/C for a long time. About 3 years ago I built a little, cheap, but highly functional mount for my .30 sized helicopter. Since then I started a company and purchased a 6.5 foot 23 lb helicopter that carries a Canon GL1 high quality video camera, 2.4 Ghz Video Downlink, Canon Powershop S400 Elph for stills, and more. My website is VERY OLD and outdated, but check out some of the stuff I have done here:

http://www.rchelicam.com

Most pics on the site are from the old demo .30 rig, the new rig is featured (for now) here:
http://www.rchelicam.com/gasser/
What do ya think?

--Geoff
"Aces Are Wild"
http://www.rchelicam.com

Hey guys, I have been flying R/C for a long time. About 3 years ago I built a little, cheap, but highly functional mount for my .30 sized helicopter. Since then I started a company and purchased a 6.5 foot 23 lb helicopter that carries a Canon GL1 high quality video camera, 2.4 Ghz Video Downlink, Canon Powershop S400 Elph for stills, and more. My website is VERY OLD and outdated, but check out some of the stuff I have done here:

http://www.rchelicam.com

Most pics on the site are from the old demo .30 rig, the new rig is featured (for now) here:
http://www.rchelicam.com/gasser/
What do ya think?

--Geoff
"Aces Are Wild"
http://www.rchelicam.com

Shameless plug. My sister's boyfriend is one of the guys who runs this. I've never seen it fly but I've seen the pics they take with it and they're pretty nice. Neatest thing is that he's constantly is working on the helicopter himself. He's a /. reader, so if you're reading, add some info!

I wanted to build an unmanned RC heli with the ability to track a target but I don't think I have the cash to fund that project.

here are some of the sites that i found about RC helicopter photography:
RC Helicam - with videos flying an RC heli, pictures taken by the RC heli
remote controlled aerial photography - lots of links, basic info
hovercame - these guys are actually doing commercials
cyberflyer DIY guide to rc heli cams!

enjoy, this was a solid 3 hours of browsing .kite photography had some great pictures too.