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October 5, 2009 at 5:18 am #97288
Looking into Helmet/Bike Camera
Any Ideas
Looking at Go pro wide angle 5mp seems a bit bulky for the top of your hemet though?
I’m only 4 ft off the ground and i seem to be always ducking my head ,
could be an expensive $300 the way I ride at times
do they get as good footage when mounted on handlebars or somewhere a bit lowerhave read the review that people listed 12 months ago
any more opinions or developments
Bob
October 5, 2009 at 5:32 am #155266get one that automatically switchs on when someone in the vicinity is crashing
October 5, 2009 at 5:37 am #155272Have to point it backwards to catch u behind me then??
October 5, 2009 at 5:38 am #155273Back to the topic please ???
October 5, 2009 at 5:40 am #155267Bob wrote:
Quote:Looking into Helmet/Bike CameraAny Ideas
Looking at Go pro wide angle 5mp seems a bit bulky for the top of your hemet though?
I’m only 4 ft off the ground and i seem to be always ducking my head ,
could be an expensive $300 the way I ride at times
do they get as good footage when mounted on handlebars or somewhere a bit lowerhave read the review that people listed 12 months ago
any more opinions or developments
Bob
Bob I have been using a GO Pro for nearly 12 months now on the top of my helmet and never hit it once and I am taller then you (so is a garden knome :laugh: )
I have tried most the Go Pro is the best I have used
TB
October 5, 2009 at 5:41 am #155274the twenty20 conture looks like a good one its only small too, but its over $500
October 5, 2009 at 6:13 am #155275Hey Bob,
you would have seen the GoPro i had mounted on my helmet at the snow ride and the quality of the picture it takes. I’m 6’2″ and hav’nt had a problem with ducking under things yet. The only issue i had was one day a small branch got hooked up on it and almost pulled me off the bike. Only going slow though (my normal pace :laugh: :laugh: )
There was a thread a few weeks ago that mentioned about upgrading the existing 2mg card to a 4mg card for about one hour of record time.
Also the camera does’nt have to be on top but with the attachment to put it on the side of the helmet adds extra joins which i think makes it more vulnerable.
October 5, 2009 at 6:17 am #155283what happened to the sound on your camera JAK, the dvd you made of the snow ride was good but the sound wasnt
October 5, 2009 at 6:23 am #155284LC4skin wrote:
Quote:what happened to the sound on your camera JAK, the dvd you made of the snow ride was good but the sound wasntTheres two setting on the sound. If you put it on normal all you get is wind blasting through the sound recorder and it drives you nuts when watching the footage later.
Maybe someone knows a way to fix this ?
October 5, 2009 at 8:31 am #155268Hey There I just bought a helmet cam from Aldi supermarket for $149.00 although in addition to this i needed to buy a 2 gig sd card for $8.00. i havent taken it out on the bike as yet but playing around with it at home it is fantastic . plugs direct into the tv to play or directly into the pc, takes two AA battries and is about the size of a toilet roll core, comes with heaps of straps and attachmenents for helmets or handle bars etc etc. regards Steve
October 5, 2009 at 8:41 am #155292Keep us posted on how it goes
Do a lap in the driveway and post the video
Maybe ?
or Maybe not
keep us posted anyway
Bob
October 5, 2009 at 8:45 am #155299I will Bob
Cheers SteveOctober 5, 2009 at 9:55 am #155300I run my gopro upside down under my V3 visor and find that its great there. Judging by the way the V3 parachutes at speed I’d say the visor sits higher than most helmets though. I’ve got a pic on my camera I’ll just have to find the memory card reader and I’ll post.
October 5, 2009 at 10:27 am #155293stevie wonder wrote:
Quote:Hey There I just bought a helmet cam from Aldi supermarket for $149.00 although in addition to this i needed to buy a 2 gig sd card for $8.00. i havent taken it out on the bike as yet but playing around with it at home it is fantastic . plugs direct into the tv to play or directly into the pc, takes two AA battries and is about the size of a toilet roll core, comes with heaps of straps and attachmenents for helmets or handle bars etc etc. regards SteveI believe the Aldi ones are actually re badged Oregon Scientific. The first version,I have the newer version which is better but I still dont think it is as good as the Go pro or Helcam pencil camera. Good price though
Ollie
October 6, 2009 at 5:11 am #155294stevie wonder wrote:
Quote:Hey There I just bought a helmet cam from Aldi supermarket for $149.00 although in addition to this i needed to buy a 2 gig sd card for $8.00. i havent taken it out on the bike as yet but playing around with it at home it is fantastic . plugs direct into the tv to play or directly into the pc, takes two AA battries and is about the size of a toilet roll core, comes with heaps of straps and attachmenents for helmets or handle bars etc etc. regards SteveHey stevie welcome aboard,now go to the introductions section and tell us about yourself.
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