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Seeing that I already bought the CX-160, is there a way I can turn that feature off?

Also, yes, I got the toilet paper roll look and am in the process of getting a new lens. any recommendations that are not too expensive?

Thanks for the help... I do actually do a lot of sit-flying and back flying when fun jumping. Shooting tandems however, I only leave my belly to film the opening. What is this OIS and how bad will it screw up the video. Thanks for helping a newb to this video stuff out.

This was the second DZ that I jumped at in Northern Louisiana. Growing up at a large Turbine DZ and competing at various events over the course of 3 years (2-way, 4-way, and 2-way VRW; 700+ jumps) I found this DZ to be hands down the best in the region. Air conditioned packing area, pet friendly, games and events on the ground for the spectators, etc. As far as the jumping and safety goes... WIDE open space with lots of outs, no power-lines or tall trees close to the landing area, and no worries of landing on an active public runway; nice little private grass strip, AND AND the experience level of the staff, they have the most experienced jumpers in the region with a plethora of instruction, coaching, and competition experience from around the country. I will be calling Skydive Louisiana my home DZ for the foreseeable future!

sure enough... I post then find one. went ahead and purchased it. Anyone else use a step down? will it cause any problems with FOV?

So, I replaced my PC-1000 with a CX-160. I have my cookie composite lens with 30mm threads but the CX-160 has 37mm threads. Are there any Step Down rings out there. I need 37 at the camera steped down to 30mm at the lens. I know they make 30 to 37 but i have to go the other way unfortunately... or buy a new lens. Thanks for any help