LA StarShooter wrote:
yes, price, and along with functionality is the attraction. The problem with a startup sometimes is that in tech that are radical changes that may make a sensor undesirable. He switched sensors. Given that phantoms in one web link were starting at 12k he saw a door opening--coming in at 2-3 grand. Saw a sample of his footage--very nice work. Very nice. So I understand why people took the risk. He still owes people cameras and even has discontinued models that were part of the kickstarting offer.

It is why people have been patient--he's struggling to deliver a great camera that will change the market. He is very serious and even created a company separate from his consulting company.

Given his updates, it is about a year from full-production.

I ordered my camera late last year and rarely hear back from the guy. He had apparently discontinued the camera I ordered. It's disappointing to think my camera is obsolete even before it is built. I wish he'd give feedback more. I can't rely on feedback from other customers either because I can't find them.