Helmet cam?
#2
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What camera do you have now? Most compacts with
a good image stabilization will probably do a good job.
Fotopro Flip Motion Mount for Digital Camera/Camcorder (Orange)
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a good image stabilization will probably do a good job.
Fotopro Flip Motion Mount for Digital Camera/Camcorder (Orange)
(click here for product details)
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#3
contourHD and goproHD are the best out.
though the new contour you can sync up w your iphone (if you have one). i forget if it works w other phones.....but anyway you can sync it up to preview the view and change camera settings.
though the new contour you can sync up w your iphone (if you have one). i forget if it works w other phones.....but anyway you can sync it up to preview the view and change camera settings.
#4
I picked up a Midland XTC at REI for $99. Good value. mounts for handlebar, helmet, etc. Good for about an hour of video before you have to put in new batteries and a mem card. Not at GoPro level, but good value. I use on handlebar to keep it stable. First movie posted https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...own-Trek-520-s
#5
I'd go for a Contour. What VW touched on was the Contour HD GPS. It has bluetooth connectivity that will link with a yet to be realeased (less than a month) app for the iPhone and eventually Android that allows the changing of settings with your phone. Best part is that it also makes the phone a viewfinder so you can actually see what you're shooting before you shoot.
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