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849.95 sa donne combien en canadien (maintenant que le dollard est plus haut)

Au prix que ça coute, j'espère que ca marche mieux que la majorité des Helmet Cam habituelles.

ouias:|

Ça va changer beaucoup très bientot le flash memory et les PC vont's être sans disc dur. Ce modèle de vidéo est de la haute gamme et c'est très puissent comme image.

Here's a review of the POV.1
http://helmetcameracentral.com/2007/09/ … deoQuality

Some highlights of the Viosport (VIO) POV1:

    * The whole system is waterproof to 1m and the camera separately to 10m
    * Built in LCD screen on recording unit to view live video and review video
    * DivX MPEG4 AVI Compression, 1GB at 720×480@30fps = 40 Minutes
    * 24P and 30P Progressive video ready, up to 720×480
    * SD card storage (up to 2GB), USB 2.0 connectivity, and Analog video/audio output
    * No digital to analog conversion - digital from camera to compression
    * Wireless remote - start/stop record and nice TAG feature
    * 4 AA batteries powers the recording unit and camera
    * 1 cable. From recording unit to camera
    * Waterproof in-line microphone integrated into camera cable
    * Lightweight (About 1 lb (375 grams) with batteries and camera) and power efficient
    * Includes POV Manager software to quickly edit and post to web


Here are some RAW, UNCOMPRESSED video samples.
Water and Sun, RAW POV1 Video Clip / 17MB
Snow and Sun, RAW POV1 Video Clip / 25MB
Highspeed Motorcycle Racing at Track, RAW POV1 Video Clip / 22MB

Oh, c'est pas mal, en fin de compte!

E^vol a écrit:

Ya, Dominic and I were considering buying helmet cams last summer. The POV.1 looks really nice, but the price tag is hard to swallow. It is cheaper than buying an analog one and a camcorder however. And better quality. And water proof. And shock resistant....etc....

Sony Cams I get 30% off retail price.

And I don't find the POV.1 that bad for the price tag.

slam a écrit:

Personnaly, I think it's extensive for an amateur usage like I would do with.

I'm not a "filming/photo" hobby kind of guy.
At that price, I would be so nervous of falling and breaking it.
It's fun 1-2-3 times, but hey, if you're not planning on doing films frequently...

Well, for me, I wouldn't buy that.

I can understand from your point of view but I'm looking at an intermidiate level and trust me that's cheap for the quality. I spent 15 years for this company www.amphibico.com and we played around with $500 retail camera's to $180,000 HD Digital Beta camera's. If we film for an entire season it's pretty cheap and will be well worth it.

Where's Tarto when I need him???????? He's in the perfect trade to comment on this.

Jozz a écrit:

Pour $349us il y a la nouvelle Vhold de Twenty20.

J'ai pas trouvé de vidéos non compressés, mais ceux sur leur site sont quand même bien.

http://www.vholdr.com/

Merci Jozz,

J'ais été voir et aussi j'ais comparer les deux avec les spec. A date ça l'air pas mal les même interne et je serai pas surpris si les deux acheté du même fournisseur. Si tous est la même qualité et produit, la différence de prix vaut vraiment la pêne.

Je les contact les deux pour Lundi et je vous donne des nouvelles.


Merci

The Elmo SUV-CAM uses a CCD, and not a CMOS camera like the POV.1 and the VholdR. The CMOS cameras react better/faster to changes in light. So when you're riding in and out of the trees, the image will be nicer and more consistent.

But it is a nice option. The more helmet cams available, the more choice we have and the more competition there will be, which usually means the products will advance to be better than their competition.

Merci encore Jozz,

Et oui je croie bien que le VholdR est le produit que je vais prendre. Reste juste a me trouver un dealer ou distributeur pour en procurer.

Here's some more info on the V.I.O. POV.1
http://content.mtbr.com/TRD_14_314crx.aspx