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With helmet mount thoug, isn't that getting in the way when ducking in the trees? I do some good summersaults throughout the day, seems like that would be an issue also.
I already have dents in my helmet from the trees. Seems like when I'm trying to duck just enough to make the tree I'm naturally only accounting for my head and skimming the helmet. The camera would clothesline me!! It's an REI thing so I can take it back whenever. And I too never got the point of filming with a pole,,, |
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Ya, as much as I want to really like that thing I don't see myself using it past day 2 or 3.
I've been complaining about getting simpler and simpler not adding shit to make gearing up and riding more complicated. Goggles would be sweet. Gotta wear them already, all the time. Just hit record and grab the good shit when it happens. A side front that forget about the camera and ride. No ducking, adjusting , wiping the lens, etc..... Thanks for the backs and forth all...... Helped me make my mind up. |
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And don't forget, it's also waterproof down to 180'. Though mine's never been past 10'. I also have my iPhone in a Lifeproof housing, which is waterproof down to 7'. It's good for wet snow or rain days, and the occasional drop in a puddle. Or taking pictures snorkeling. Can't really make phone calls underwater (though they do make waterproof headphones for it).
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Headboard mount also ......
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I've run a binding mount, cool for one run but then you get sea sick from the slope angle changing drastically every couple seconds.
I've run head mounts and they're cool but you don't really admire the view or the run, it looks nothing like what it actually looks like to the riders eyes. Looks much slower and less steep... ![]() The best videos I've seen for showing yourself do seem to be the pole mounts, although I too wouldn't want to carry one around all the time. The helmet works decent for following somebody but if I get a camera again I'll change the lens to a narrow angle instead of the wide shit fishbowl look. I honestly got pretty bored of the "action cam" concept. It was fun for a bit but the footage isn't that useful. I've got a couple videos now that are fun to watch every once in a while I guess. I'm going to be riding in a few weeks with a group that will have proper cameras out for video and stills, can't wait to see the results!
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Otherwise it would just kind of get boring. I could see having hours of vids I'd never watch. Fuck I've got thousands and thousands of pics I've looked at one time and will most likely never look at again. Thousands........ |
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