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This is a discussion on Bike Cam within the Electronics forums, part of the General Utility Vehicle Discussion category; Has anyone installed a bike cam on their bike? I plan in installing two...on facing forward and one rearward. Any recommendations? Also my friend has ...
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Bike Cam
Has anyone installed a bike cam on their bike? I plan in installing two...on facing forward and one rearward. Any recommendations? Also my friend has one facing rear and it is impossible to see anything at night with the headlight glare from other vehicles. Does anyone know of a camera made for night that will actually show something besides a big halo?
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Never use it at night. I sometimes use it for road riding by attaching it to my helmet and putting the cam in a backpack. On the track I only attach it to the bike with the cam being in the RC. I got this brand but mine is old but is equivalent to the 480 line version. My gallery has some video from it.
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I'm not sure what to tell you about night filming, since I really have never done it, nor thought much about doing it, but for daytime use I have a Canon Elura 90 that I carry in a small tank bag. It's a great camera, but if I was buying one today I would definitely find one with LANC capability, as described above.
I also haven't run dual remote cams to the camcorder - I just mount my single cam in different positions and then splice the video using editing software. I've seen vids that show fore and aft views at the same time, and it's kind of a neat thing to see occasionally, but it gets a little old after a while, IMO. As far as remote cams, my favorite is the Adventure Cam 3 by Viosport (http://www.viosport.com/), which has the best image quality I've seen. Unfortunately, the audio quality is very poor. That matters to some people but not others. Their choices in accessories are second to none - every kind of wide angle lens, mounting kit, you name it. I also have the motorcycle camera by Twenty20 (http://www.twenty20camera.com/). The audio is better, but the video is not as good. Power is provided by direct hookup to your bike's battery. I've also heard of others who like the Helmet Cam (http://www.helmetcamera.com/), but I haven't tried that one. |
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I just bought a forward facing cam mount on ebay for $30.00 and am looking to purchase a rear facing cam mount. I don't want to spend $100.00 for a simple aluminium mount. Anyone know where I might find a good deal?
Planning to get as much footage at Grattan as possible. |
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