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POV shooting

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be sure to change settings to 720p HD. Doesnt really show the true potential of the camera, i'm in a dark basement with the lights turned all the way on, out in the day light she should look better

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaRCXd_m14c

 

 

Here you go frank, quick little snippit. You can see a peice of my head in the bottom right corner, but I dont think it's that big of a deal. Keeping it on the strap inside of the muff gives you a little more " center " feel, rather then way off in left feild. and feels a little more secure on the head

Yeah I would tend to get my head or my glasses in video depending on the mount.

 

You can use the goggle strap mount and actually crimp it to the fabric of a hat. I did that in the Bahamas when we went on the underwater sub adventure.

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Nick all lives in a yellow submarine, a yellow submarine, a yellow submarine.

Now I'll have that song in my head all freakin day,,,, Thanks Alec... :)

Need a vote.

 

Camera has a few settings, but the two it comes down to is either.

 

A) 1080p @ 111 degrees of view, 30 frames per second -- no fish eye, great quality, cant see the side of my head. More " straight on look "

 

B) 720p @ 135 degrees of view, 60 frames per second - wider feild of view, slight fish eye, can see my head in frame, quality not as good as 1080

 

 

pics:

 

1080p/111 degrees of view:

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720p/fish eyed 135 degrees of view:

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I like the 111º picture. There is less distortion in it. For what we use those cameras for, I don't think you really need an ultra wide angle lens.

It pains me to say it but, less head = more gooder.

Did some experimenting with the cam @ yesterdays steel match. Unfortunetly I dont have a " functional " computer right now, but I was able to transfer the videos to a PC, then transfer them to my phone and edit on imovie mobile. looks like somewhere in the mix it got down converted some into 720p, and little lesser quality.

 

But if I upload the raw file directly to youtube it looks outstanding and stays 1080p. I'll need to find a editing program for mac that will allow full HD editing ( have new imac on order )

 

 

 

 

and here is a video of the raw file uploaded to youtube

 

Even at 720 it's outstanding, but yeah...1080 is brilliant. Might have something to do with the shooter too. : )

 

What does a set up like that run? Seems like a fun toy.

Even at 720 it's outstanding, but yeah...1080 is brilliant. Might have something to do with the shooter too. : )

 

What does a set up like that run? Seems like a fun toy.

 

It's the contour roam2, $169.99 @ best buy.

Alec, you might need to get Final Cut to get the full resolution out of that thing.

all right, i'll try that. I think the new imovie hd that ships will new macs will do it. we'll see.

It's the contour roam2, $169.99 @ best buy.

 

And here I thought I was getting a good deal when I ordered mine off Amazon for the same price. No shipping cost at least, but I would have much rather picked one up from Best Buy. Thanks for the link here alec.

hmm funny how it works that when I stumble upon a thread at random I'm being attacked.. I would shoot more matches if i could but life and my job hates me.

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