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V.I.O. POV.1 Camera Package
July 1, 2009
The reason you want a wide angle is to reduce the effects of video bounce as you capture the video. The wider the video, the less apparent camera movement the view will see later on, and thus your video will be less nausea-inducing to your audience. You can buy a 70° angle head from VIO if your mount is stabilised instead of being head mounted, or you keep your head movement to a minimum.
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