[Jenny Caponi]

well, here’s a diy method from DIY photography:

diyphotography.net/a-diy-9shooter-shooting-stills-video-simultaneously-audio-too

“The post below shows a simple way to capture video while taking still pictures. Sure, there is some added weight and yea, video will not get a dedicated person and will just “follow along”, yet, this is a neat way to achieve video with just one person shooting, This is also a great instructional tool for yourself to see how you interact with your model, what things work and what makes them shrink.

There are two versions for this mod – a dueler which mounts a DSLR with a video camera and a 9 Shooter that also has sound attached. “

[Jenny Caponi]

This guy seems to be shooting stills & video at the same time in a cool way:

[url=https://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2008/06/annaliza-savage/]War Photog Blends Video, Stills for New Combat Views | Danger Room | Wired.com[/url]

[QUOTE]Ziv Koren is a world-renown combat photographer whose coverage of the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict has vaulted him to international acclaim. Now, he’s helping invent a whole new visual aesthetic that digitally combines still photos with moving images, seamlessly.

Koren has spent years shooting for titles, including Time Magazine, the New York Times, and Paris Match. His photograph of the aftermath of a suicide bombing of an Israeli bus was selected by the World Press Photo Organisation in 2000 as one of the most important photos in the last 45 years. But when film director Solo Avital asked Koren to be the subject of the documentary, “More than 1000 Words,” the photographer found his work started to expand beyond the still, frozen frame.

In order to film Koren on the West Bank, Gaza and other hot zones, the filmmakers devised a small “finger camera” to mount on Koren¹s lens. Avital says it was the only way to get close to Koren without attracting too much attention.
But the result is that you can see Koren’s subjects as he does — through his lens. And that gives much more information, about both the photographer and the photographed.[/QUOTE]

He is showing it is possible! And i a war zone during combat!

🙂

Anybody else see anything like this out there? The more I think about it, the more I am excited about potentialities.