Thank you!
I never dreamed you could buy a camera that can offer such steady footage at such a low price!.
I tried a helmet cam on a motorcycle trip, and was very dissapointed.
Though it was just a cheap camera on a helmet mount...
Rob
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by 48Rob » Sat Dec 17, 2011 8:10 am
Hi Cliff,
Thank you!
I never dreamed you could buy a camera that can offer such steady footage at such a low price!.
I tried a helmet cam on a motorcycle trip, and was very dissapointed.
Though it was just a cheap camera on a helmet mount...
Rob
Thank you!
I never dreamed you could buy a camera that can offer such steady footage at such a low price!.
I tried a helmet cam on a motorcycle trip, and was very dissapointed.
Though it was just a cheap camera on a helmet mount...
Rob
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by JuneBug » Sat Dec 17, 2011 11:41 am
cuyeda wrote:48Rob wrote:Wonder what sort of camera setup is that? Sure says pretty steady despite all the rough ground.
Rob
My guess a GoPro.
http://gopro.com/
Many (most?) mountain bikers making trail videos use a GoPro. Lots of mounting options: top of helmet, chest mount, on bike, or set it up trailside with a timer. Great way to share your ride (or crash, as the case may be) on line.
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