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29-07-2009, 12:33
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Re: K.a.p
Send your camera up attached to your kite, in its basic form thats all there is too it. Of course to get the best from it you need a firing mechanism, some protection for the camera, and some way of altering the direction, pan and tilt. All this causes an increase in the weight which will affect your choice of kite and strings but some great shots can be taken.
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