out of curiosity.. anyone used a digital video camera or whatever to get footage of a ride ? what sort of setup is sensible ?
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Helmet-mounted cameras are fairly common, and not (quite) as expensive as you might think.
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Take a look at this as a starting point... google it and you will come up with more options! 🙂
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ebola said:
out of curiosity.. anyone used a digital video camera or whatever to ge🙂 t footage of a ride ? what sort of setup is sensible ?
you need a camcorder with a/v in and preferably a lanc socket which lets you control the camera with a microswitch plugged in and a bullet camera,the picture quality can be amazing,will cost you around 500 english pounds to set up
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You can get pretty elaborate and spend quite a bit of money in the process. It really depends on what you want to accomplish.
If you're making something suitable for your web site - here's mine, with a video of today's ride - then all you need is your digital camera.
If you want to make something DVD quality then you're going to need to spend considerably more for higher end gear.
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try one or two of these with a large card. you can put one facing foward and one facing rear to get a view of in race action.
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