This looks cool, especially if they use this exact angle. I don't really like roofcams as much as a true in-car shot like this one where you can see both the driver and the track ahead.
updated by @sandeep-banerjee: 12/05/16 04:04:08PM
This looks cool, especially if they use this exact angle. I don't really like roofcams as much as a true in-car shot like this one where you can see both the driver and the track ahead.
Back when Ken Squier first brought back those big, bulky in-car cameras over from Australia, most teams and drivers didn't want them in their cars. They were distracting to the driver, created a weight balance problem, and took too long to install in the cars.
I saw a photo of the huge camera setup in Cale's car. Amazing what's possible with so little now.
As you describe, Sandeep... here's the in-car camera mounted in Cale's car at Michigan in 1983:
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