Helmet Cams

I’ve been using the liquid image goggles which are comfortable and give a great picture

They are very easy to use Aido , they have 2 large buttons on the side of the mask that turn it on and off, the other record and stop. They cost me $350 for the 760 bps camera but their is a 1080 avalible of about $500. STM has a 1080 go pro but says it takes a very long time to load onto the computor.
The goggles fit any lid ( well they fit my 4 different ones ) due to the outriggers that move for adjustment.

I think now the new go pros have as good quality if not better filming but I think in the bush these are less vulnerable to damage and you can see a small light to show when your filming on the go.

Hi Roy

I recently purchased a CONTOUR HD Camera 1080P from Torpedo7 and found it to be crap, I couldn’t rotate the lens to orient it, the rubber flap on the back is a joke, it’s suppose to be a seal :laugh: , anyway I got a refund and am going to buy one of these little beauties

ATC9K

Cheers
Steve

Hi Steve, I had an Oregon ATC helmet cam an earlier model and found it was pretty poor in it performance. It was hard to get set in the right direction, wasnt as good a wide angle option etc. The footage wasnt as good as the low res GoPro at the time. I now have a GoPro it’s an early model as well and works great and is as tough as nails.
On another note Salina went sky diving recently and the camera they filmed her jump with was a GoPro that had been dropped from 10000ft :ohmy: It still worked fine, the jump company had a heap of them and they said they have dropped a few and never had to replace a camera :huh: They used a wrist mount

Just food for thought

TB

hey nickj iv never new these were on the market bloody good idea though no chance of losing your camera in the bush some where.found some in perth for $379 where du get yours for $350 nickj. cheers pedro