This is the 1/4" camera mounting screw through from below the YD2 upper deck. Yes, my electronics layout is very untidy...
This is how I previously positioned the camera, which is not ideal.
When you are recording 'wheel on door' counter steer drift action footage with the 360 front and rear camera lenses facing to the left and right side of the car, you will likely record video footage that does not have a stitch seam from the footage being sourced for export to HD or even up to 4K. When there is an overlap of front and rear lenses in the source footage, and when the footage is recorded very close to the 360 camera ('wheel on door' drift action), you will more than likely observe a seam stitch line in the resulting video footage. Masami-san confirmed for me that when 360 camera lenses are facing to the side of the car, this will likely result in best drift footage when drifting in close proximity, namely, Lead and Chase tandem style. I will adopt this setup in the future.👍
Be well.
This is how I previously positioned the camera, which is not ideal.
When you are recording 'wheel on door' counter steer drift action footage with the 360 front and rear camera lenses facing to the left and right side of the car, you will likely record video footage that does not have a stitch seam from the footage being sourced for export to HD or even up to 4K. When there is an overlap of front and rear lenses in the source footage, and when the footage is recorded very close to the 360 camera ('wheel on door' drift action), you will more than likely observe a seam stitch line in the resulting video footage. Masami-san confirmed for me that when 360 camera lenses are facing to the side of the car, this will likely result in best drift footage when drifting in close proximity, namely, Lead and Chase tandem style. I will adopt this setup in the future.👍
Be well.