Dog Cam

[iwasinkheson68 0]

a mate of mine got one of these a whiel ago and was using it for making snowboarding videos. does anyone use them for skydiving?

http://www.dogcamsport.co.uk/dogcampro520.htm

sorry i don't know how to make it clicky.

editted to add : turns out they're also called bullet cams and i found an old thread about it.

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http://www.dogcamsport.co.uk/dogcampro520.htm

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[leapdog 0]

I have seen shots a video of views from the jumpers belly and then the cover of parachutist from the guys foot. I think the whole camera is mounted there with a special aparatus and not just a cigar lense.

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[MB38 0]

Check these guys out. I have a bunch of experience with their cameras and the quality is top notch [as long as you go for a camera of the appropriate resolution. Always stick with a company that specializes in the product you're looking for.

I really don't know what I'm talking about.

[Dougiefresh 0]

These look pretty sweet. Anyone tried using them? The resolution looks pretty low, but if you're just a screw around fun jumper who wants a video log, they might work really well. Talk about removing snag hazard!

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[MB38 0]

Ehh, I was referring more to their C/CS mount and microlens cameras.

I really don't know what I'm talking about.

[Dougiefresh 0]

You don't think the sunglasses would work well? I'm all for small high quality cameras, but those glasses would make a neat toy.

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