Liquid Image EGO HD camera – OLD Bull Trailriders

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August 10, 2012 at 12:37 pm #101724

Nick Jackson
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I have owned the Liquid Image Impact goggles with built in camera for 12 months now and the same company has just released a new camera called the EGO HD it looks like it’s aimed at competing with the Go Pro HD being similar size and with a range of mounting options recording in 1080 hd . I really like the idea of using the wireless function to view videos on a smart phone to see if you’ve caught the action you wanted !!

They have just been realeased in the US and are retailing at under $180us so we should see them in Australia very soon :woohoo:

Promo vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maE-UExlSBA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Nick

August 10, 2012 at 12:52 pm #227201

glenn
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Finally a camera with different colours than silver, should make the easier to find should they come off the helmet in the bush. they sound cheap enough to, and I do like the wi fi setup.

Boony

August 10, 2012 at 12:58 pm #227216

Darren
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They’re on eBay for $200 approx .. AUS stock

August 10, 2012 at 1:22 pm #227217

Adrian Lee
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where and how would you mount these?

August 10, 2012 at 1:44 pm #227218

Nick Jackson
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aido wrote:

where and how would you mount these?

Here’s the Aussie distributor Aido , they mention various mounting options but I can’t find exactly what they are ??
link here

August 10, 2012 at 2:28 pm #227219

Darren
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Here’s the blurb from one of the guys selling online ….

Camera comes with a tripod mount, multi-directional flat mount, three adhesive pads, protective face plate, USB cable and internal 1050 mAh rechargeable lithium battery

WiFi-Enabled Full HD Action Camera
Android & iOS iPhone Platform Compatible
Enjoy Live View & Playback on Smartphone
Shoot 1080p HD Video at 30fps with Audio
High Action Mode Shoots 720p HD at 60fps
Capture 12MP Interpolated Digital Stills
Integrated Micro SD/SDHC Card Slot
Supports Up to 32GB Micro SD/SDHC Cards
Rechargeable Battery Lasts 1.5 – 2.0 Hrs
USB 2.0 Port for Transferring Footage

The WiFi-enabled Liquid Image XSC Ego Mountable Sports Camera (Blue) is a Full HD mountable action camcorder that includes a tripod mount, multi-directional flat mount, three adhesive pads and a protective face plate. All this ensures that you’ll be able to get just the right shot from just the right angle. The camera is capable of shooting 1920 x 1080p video at 30 fps and 1280 x 720p video at 60 fps for high-speed sports action. Plus, the Ego can take 12-megapixel interpolated 4000 x 3000 still images as well.

The compact camera features Line of Sight lens technology, which affords a 136° wide-angle full field of view. And it’s WiFi-enabled, which means that you can download the proper Android or iOS app and use your smartphone to control the cameras On/Off/Rec functions. You can also use your smartphone to change the camera settings or you can use it for live view and playback of your footage. The camera supports up to a 32GB microSD/SDHC card. Plus, after you’re done shooting, the included USB cable makes it easy to upload the content onto your Web. You can also eject the memory card and place it directly into your computer’s card reader.

Records Full HD 1920 x 1080p video at 30 fps with audio. Plus, there’s an additional High Action mode that captures HD 1280 x 720p video at 60 fps
Captures 12-megapixel interpolated 4000 x 3000 camera mode
WiFi-enabled to work with Android iOS iPhone platforms through downloadable apps
Full field of view 136° wide-angle lens with Line of Sight video capture to record all your action
Transmit live view and playback to your Android or iOS handheld device
Ego can also be controlled by your smartphone for On/Off/Rec functions and to change the camera’s settings
Supports microSD/SDHC memory cards between 8 and 32GB, as well as a continuous shot photo mode
An 8GB can record about 89 minutes of Full HD or HD video
Files can be easily downloaded to your computer via the included USB cable or your computer’s microSD/SDHC card slot

August 14, 2012 at 9:29 pm #227221

Darren
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This thing is tiny, LOVE it!! It actually fits perfectly in the mouth opening/vent thingy of my helmet … gonna try that for an optional mount point.

Already downloaded to app for WiFi control/viewing etc .. will be a while before I can upload any action Vid’s from it though (you all know the story), unless my garage and back yard are of interest , or maybe the streets of Redfern :laugh:

Thanks Nickj for the original post, I was looking for an alternative to a GoPro stuck to the top of my noggin’

(my photo’s on the stainless bench top are lousy, sorry)

August 14, 2012 at 9:33 pm #227784

Matt Baker
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Get out there and do some “urban-enduro”, one day I am going to go for a hot lap around inner Sydney, might have to borrow someone elses number plate though.

August 14, 2012 at 10:01 pm #227785

Nick Jackson
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razzle wrote:

This thing is tiny, LOVE it!! It actually fits perfectly in the mouth opening/vent thingy of my helmet … gonna try that for an optional mount point.

Already downloaded to app for WiFi control/viewing etc .. will be a while before I can upload any action Vid’s from it though (you all know the story), unless my garage and back yard are of interest , or maybe the streets of Redfern :laugh:

Thanks Nickj for the original post, I was looking for an alternative to a GoPro stuck to the top of my noggin’

(my photo’s on the stainless bench top are lousy, sorry)

Nice one Razzle , look forward to seeing some footage , how about some free running around the Redfern sights to give us an idea of quality if the bikes a no go at the moment

They do look like a good alternative to the GoPro , did you get a mounting kit ?

Nick

August 14, 2012 at 10:14 pm #227786

Greg
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Looks like A is the same or close enough mount as a Go Pro Razzle :blink:

B & C are the mounts that came with it are they? A sticky and a velcro band mount. If they have limited mount options sing out and I will send you a Go-Pro one to try because mate the look the same

TB

August 14, 2012 at 10:34 pm #227790

Darren
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Trailboss wrote:

Looks like A is the same or close enough mount as a Go Pro Razzle :blink:

B & C are the mounts that came with it are they? A sticky and a velcro band mount. If they have limited mount options sing out and I will send you a Go-Pro one to try because mate the look the same

TB

A: that’s interesting, so maybe?
B and C: yep, they came with it, a mount base with a sticky on it and a spare sticky … no velcro band mount or strap or anything.

Its’ really tiny (already said that) so mounting it will be dead easy

August 14, 2012 at 11:20 pm #227794

pete
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Mounting them is easy Razz, it’s getting them lined up just right that can be the tricky bit.
They look pretty cool, it will be good to see some footage from it.
Price is good too, if it’s a contender it might bring the price of some of the others down.

PTW

August 15, 2012 at 8:59 am #227787

Darren
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Nickj wrote:

Nice one Razzle , look forward to seeing some footage , how about some free running around the Redfern sights to give us an idea of quality if the bikes a no go at the moment

They do look like a good alternative to the GoPro , did you get a mounting kit ?

Nick

That’s everything it cam with Nick, the small tripod and the flat-mout plate with two stickies for it. It’s small enough and light enough to be creative with mounting it I reckon … we’ll see, plus TB mentioned that the mounts look the same as the Go-Pro which might open up lots more options.

August 17, 2012 at 8:33 pm #227832

Nick Jackson
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Here is a link to a UK review on the EGO.
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August 17, 2012 at 10:43 pm #227202

Chris
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Just bought one of these… Thanks Nick!!!

$151 delivered and from an aussie retailer to boot!!

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