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Common Questions
What is the difference between SOLOSHOT2 and SOLOSHOT3?
We've been hard at work taking all the feedback our early adopters gave us on SOLOSHOT2 and implementing them in our 3rd Generation Robot Cameraman:
- Set up time has drastically been reduced from 8 minutes to a minute and completely eliminates the walkabout and the need for a centering object.
- Touch screen interface on the SOLOSHOT3 Base means a much more friendly user experience. Gone are the days of memorizing which LED means what.
- If you don't like where you set up the Base, you can easily move it to a new spot and the Base will self calibrate itself automatically in about a minute.
- Now you have the option to Live Stream to your personal SOLOSHOTapp account and Facebook.
- We have created our own line of powerful OpticX Cameras for SOLOSHOT3 to fit all your needs.
- The SOLOSHOT3 Base can pan 40 degrees per second faster (120 degrees vs 80 degrees) and tilt 35 degrees faster for tracking those fast action activities.
- The tilt range has increased by 20 degrees for a total of 140 degrees, (-50, +90).
- The Tag is now 40% smaller and 30% lighter for our team athletes.
- Indoor tracking will be an option with our Indoor Accessory.
Can I wear the Tag under clothing and still be tracked by the Base?
This depends on the environment that you are tracking in.
If you are tracking outdoor...
- the Tag can be worn under a thin layer of clothing, such as a jersey, and still be tracked by the Base.
- avoid placing the Tag under padding, in pockets or under jackets because it will not track accurately at all.
If you are tracking indoor...
- the Tag can be worn under any amount of clothing, including a jacket or inside a pocket.
*Remember that if you are wanting to track indoor, you will need the Indoor Accessory and one of our OpticX cameras!
Should I get the Optic25 or the Optic65?
Both cameras offer high-resolution filming, but they do differ in ways that can be important depending on what you are looking for.
The Optic65 is great if...
- you are sometimes performing activities further than 600 ft. from the Base, such as kite surfing or filming your drone flight since you will have a 65x optical zoom.
- you are wanting to record in 4K or 2.7K resolution.
- you want to utilize the 240 frames per second for awesome slo-mos.
The Optic25 is ideal if...
- you will be filming the majority of your activities within a 600 ft. range since 25x optical zoom is more than enough. Most indoor activities will fit under this.
- you are not looking for any resolution higher than HD (1080p).
Both offer...
- the same 12 MP for photo stills.
- storage on a microSD card.
- input for external mic, as well as built in mic.
* 240 fps will be available with a future firmware update.