Any of us left?

[AJ Aguirre]

Is there anyone else out there crushing images with weapon sensors?

Seems like a very overlooked sensor technology in todays world of "next best thing on youtube review"

But not much activity here. What gives.

I love driving my carbon fiber weapon and the prices on used CF bodies are crazy good.

I kind of like how quiet it is I guess... More for those of us that can really drive a sensor and body like this.

 

[Phil Holland]

I still own 2 Monstros that have been working, though I own 3X V-Raptor [X] bodies as well. Monstro is really wonderful for doing full spectrum, IR, and other specialty work.

 

[AJ Aguirre]

Philll, your charts have been very helpful for me on this new brain and just in general over the years.

That is cool. I am looking to upgrade to a Monstro CF here soon but need to get my Dragon sold first. I would go to the Raptor X for sure if I could...
Plan is to master the larger sensor next and I think the CF Monstro will have plenty of breathing room for me to take the next step in imaging and just getting my workflow elevated to handle the bigger files. I'm excited.

Then it will be time for the Raptrrrrr.

 

[Patrick Tresch]

Still have my Monstro. Love that sensor and the flexibility. Was thinking of selling it but it's still making money... even if it has been payed of a long time ago.
Younger gen dop also love the picture it produces. And still the only camera doing IR.

 

[Nick Morrison]

I have a Monstro too, bought from Christopher Probst. Has been working great. We also use Geminis.

 

[Chris Kennedy]

I still use my Helium and where I work at we use Monstro, Helium, and V-Rator X
Weapon was so far ahead of it's time it's still good today. And it's depressing seeing how the prices are low for them-it's not even worth it to sell at this point.