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Halo Luminous Sight
Below is a pic of a sighting device I came up with to resolve problems I was having using my video camera to track and frame fast moving targets in bright light when you can't see the LCD monitor.
The pic sort of explains how it works. There is an article on it on my site if you are interested in the details.
The plastic core of a blue velcro hair curler is the sight, and it is attached with a thin strip of strong double sided adhesive tape, and inline with the lens.
Can't post pics since I'm a newbee. My site is pointshooting.com and you can look at the top for a photo of the rear of a gun with a halo on top of it. Click on the link below it. The sight and most all of the stuff on my site is free.
There is a link to my page of pics and video clips of WW II fighters making fly-bys.
Below is a pic of a sighting device I came up with to resolve problems I was having using my video camera to track and frame fast moving targets in bright light when you can't see the LCD monitor.
The pic sort of explains how it works. There is an article on it on my site if you are interested in the details.
The plastic core of a blue velcro hair curler is the sight, and it is attached with a thin strip of strong double sided adhesive tape, and inline with the lens.
Can't post pics since I'm a newbee. My site is pointshooting.com and you can look at the top for a photo of the rear of a gun with a halo on top of it. Click on the link below it. The sight and most all of the stuff on my site is free.
There is a link to my page of pics and video clips of WW II fighters making fly-bys.