Many of the pros, like Gerhard, Roelf, Ted and others have well thought out scope camera systems that they have settled on. Some are the "split" image type with a GoPro "type" of camera on the side.
Since they have gone to all the steps to get their systems right, it would make sense to essentially "Copy" their setup (kit). But too many details are lacking...
Example:
* if not using a GoPro camera, but maybe one of the other (same size) types, Firefly, etc., one cannot find details to sort out lens size, adaptors, etc., that are needed for the Eagle, or Sideshot style of mounts.
It would be a benefit if one of the experts would reply, creating a detailed list of what works and what doesn't.
Thanks.....
Since they have gone to all the steps to get their systems right, it would make sense to essentially "Copy" their setup (kit). But too many details are lacking...
Example:
* if not using a GoPro camera, but maybe one of the other (same size) types, Firefly, etc., one cannot find details to sort out lens size, adaptors, etc., that are needed for the Eagle, or Sideshot style of mounts.
It would be a benefit if one of the experts would reply, creating a detailed list of what works and what doesn't.
Thanks.....
Has this question been resolved?
The only suggestion I can make is to call the toll-free number for the dealer or manufacturer.
The only suggestion I can make is to call the toll-free number for the dealer or manufacturer.
My inquiry was for a camera system that is looking thru the scope via a split prism type mount. e.g. Sideshot style.
I am sorry for asking this but I am not clear about your needs. Do you want a camera to image what you are seeing through the scope when you are aiming or do you want to image the target as it is being hit? Is the endpoint that you want to make a video presentation of what your shooting or just to keep a personal record for tweaking your shooting or guns?
The short answer is Yes to all, but through the scope via an action camera that is much less expensive than the Go Pro.
I am sorry for asking this but I am not clear about your needs. Do you want a camera to image what you are seeing through the scope when you are aiming or do you want to image the target as it is being hit? Is the endpoint that you want to make a video presentation of what your shooting or just to keep a personal record for tweaking your shooting or guns?
It would be great to get a response to this. I know everyone is about making money with this stuff so we will probably never hear the details until someone starts selling them. 
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