Frage von tigerente:
Tomorrow!
I hope you can help me with this problem give a hint:
I am looking for a camera to film paragliding (acro) with the following requirements:
- Good image quality, sharpness and colors in daylight (night is cold)!
- No pixels or artifacts for very fast movements
- As wide, with lens thread for fish-eye
- Small, not a "portrait" for the housing (should be no higher than wide, because of mounting)
- Not necessarily HD, good colors and sharpness with SD ranging from
- Have high G-loads tolerated (up to approx 4G)
because what would you suggest?
I have such the whole time, but without real success.
I have until now been either the Panasonic HDC-SD9
or possibly Fingercam with a good recording device.
... only two solutions are not necessarily cheap, and with Fingercams I have no experience (quality, colors, sharpness).
Have you given a hint?
Antwort von newsart:
In my view, do you s.einer finger Cam / Lipstick-Cam is not over. The good can be synonymous as a helmet camera. Then you can start the CCU / recorder unit safe and suitable cushion stowed. The offer is rich. And some devices have a large variance synonymous in the optics and are extremely robust (formula1, Mastkamera as sailing, hang gliding, etc.). When it comes to acceleration forces goes, I would have to forgo a tape recording. The "liability" of the tape on the drum head is not always guaranteed. Cheap models are good Lipstick cams but not now. This is the area synonymous with specifically.
Antwort von B.DeKid:
There are quite synonymous very good HD quality Fingercams but very expensive.
I would recommend you with your parachute jumping in connection to.
There are some very good modern consumer cams mounted s.die helmets.
One finds synonymous DIY pages on some systems.
MfG
B. DeKid
PS. Even MTB Helmet Camera Systems you should watch yourself.
Antwort von tigerente:
thänx for the tips!
my problem is still following all the new sd-cams (also with memory card) may be partly ok what the picture quality is concerned.
However, I noticed (youtube videos) that all problems with fast movements, as it shakes ...
what the fingercam concerned, I have no recording device (only one canon mv700 without AI).
Incidentally, because of g-forces I have until now with the mv700 no problems with the band had that should work.
you can with the shakes in the fast movements and memory card cams generally confirm or are the videos on youtube perhaps poorly compressed?
I was just the opinion that the compression does not impact on bucking ...
Antwort von donogl:
Otherwise, there is recently a new Blackeye One Bullet Cam.
One of the smallest helmet and high-resolution cameras on the market currently.
Sounds like made for your requirements. This is really as small as my little finger. The man remembers little, which it carries on!
Here I have a test blog posted on the Cam.
For example, the videos (especially the bike video) in the blog you can see quite well, they are synonymous with the very fast movements, good for them, thanks to the high resolution Super HAD CCD sensor.
But the judgments themselves ;-)
Antwort von tigerente:
thanx!
das ding looks really good, I think this is ... but wleches recording device?
my miniDV cam, has no input (canon mv700)
