James Bond tests GO-PRO HD swivel (360 °) on the helmet.

Started by MGvalerio, January 30, 2013, 11:26:11 AM

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Quote from: pistole on February 02, 2013, 11:02:22 AM
- there were a couple of times (on my recent tour) that being able to rotate the cam sideways to record the scenery would have been nice , rather than the dangerous stunt of trying keep your head sideways for a long as you dare ....

- but having said that , there are so many things going on at the same time when you're riding that having one more thing to remember / worry about (ie , the orientation of the camera) is gonna drive you to drink. There were moments when I just couldn't remember whether the cam was recording or not (ie , whether I remembered to press the record button or ... )

- that and there is plenty of pull on that cam when its mounted on top of a helmet (you can feel the tugging). That bearing would need to be very tight , if not , the GoPro will simply turn on its own during a ride and you'll be none the wiser till you see the footage and curse in 4 languages ...

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there are so many things going on at the same time when you're riding that having one more thing to remember / worry about (ie , the orientation of the camera) is gonna drive you to drink.
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