Richard
Over the past few years I have tried to mount a cam to the cage, but I allway got allot of vibration. I have put the cam in many places. Never happy..
The best place still is on a bracket attached to your harness. I use a rotaing mount to allow the came to point in any direction.
Use a wide lens. A fisheye is great like a .3 fish eye lens.
Some use pol cams. This works, but you need to carry a bloddy pole with you......
I have built a canopy cam mount, but not tested it yet when I'm in the air. It is designed to fit a digital cam with shoot wide screen, and hi quality vid.
I have a bulet cam, but i thing the quality sucks. It depends on what you wan to do with it in the end. Most people never edit any footage.
There are good quality lipstip cams, but they they do cost big bux.. not £150 like most of them. more in the range of a £1000 or more.
Dan
I will post some vid when i test it. It will be up and running for the big trip in the summer...
The cams I use are as follows
A sony Z1 HD cam 16-9 format heavy, but it is good on your lap, or on a mount.
Sony Hc1 HD 16-9 format
Sony Pc120 DV.Great cam for head cam
a bullet cam.. OK. record into my pc120 as a recorder.
Panoasonic Lumix Lx1 compact cam. shoot vid in 16-9 format..