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Sorry, not really sure which picture is #3 above. The shot of our bracket on the net was taken from just a cheap Nikon DSLR. The still shot of the game video compilation was a screen shot from the YouTube video. And in the video, the primary is a Hero 4 Silver. The Picture in Picture (side view) camera was a Hero 3 Black. Thanks, Josh Greer LynkSpyder - Chain Link Fence Sports Camera Mount Baseball * Softball * Tennis * Pickleball www.LynkSpyder.com www.facebook.com/lynkspyder

We frequently shoot with multiple cameras and merge the two together in post production. Here is an example of a game we shot in Elizabethtown Kentucky (U13 Baseball Nationals championship game): https://youtu.be/lDY_w9weSm8 This was using a Hero 4 Silver behind the backstop (mounted on a net backstop) and a Hero 3 Black mounted on the chain link fence from the side. Josh Greer LynkSpyder - Chain Link Fence Sports Camera Mount Baseball * Softball * Tennis * Pickleball www.LynkSpyder.com www.facebook.com/lynkspyder

If mounted to the fence, we highly suggest the Hero 4 Silver GoPro. This is the device that has the included LCD; much easier to quickly setup the camera on the fence. The quality is second only to the Hero 4 Black (which in our opinion, is too much camera for recording games). However, if mounting to your body, the Hero Session is a more preferable camera. Just note that the Session is slightly lesser quality than the 4 Silver and as some fewer features. If on a deep backstop, the Hero 4 Silver change be changed to a "Narrow" field of view. This will bring the action closer to the camera. Hope this helps, Josh Greer LynkSpyder - Chain Link Fence Sports Camera MountBaseball * Softball * Tennis * Pickleball www.LynkSpyder.com www.facebook.com/lynkspyder