Helmet Camera
Specification
Helmet Camera
Description
Video has become a massive part of our lives, and if you’re a skater, cycler or snowboarder you’ll have heard the phrase “Video or it didn’t happen!” when you’re bragging about your latest moves.
Well now, you can prove it with the Helmet Camera. It straps straight onto your helmet or arm and stays still and secure until you’re ready to take it off. Just push the ‘Record’ button and you’re ready to rock!
When you’re done, it’s easy to download your footage to your computer with the included USB cable. All you need to do is edit and upload it to the internet.
The Helmet Camera doesn’t limit your recording time either. You choose how much space you’ll need by inserting your own SD card. The high-quality video and audio will do all your moves justice, and even if you take a dive, the camera will remain secure.
So put your money where your mouth is and get ordering!
Features:
- Record audio and video at 640 x 480 (VGA) at 30 frames per second
- Store audio and video on any SD memory card up to 32GB
- Recording Time Unlimited until SD memory capacity used up
- Audio Recording Built-in Microphone with 12ft range
- Built in microphone
- Easy download to PC/Mac with USB cable included
- Colour Black
- Image Sensor CMOS 1.3 Megapixels
- Focus Fixed, Auto-Focus
- Other Function White LED torch light
- Power Source 2 x AAA Batteries (not included)
Dimensions:
- Height - 5cm
- Width - 4cm
- Length - 9cm
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Helmet Camera
Reviews
Average Rating: 
Jasmine on
15 December 2010
This is definitely a great buy if you're wanting to please an eager sports fanatic. It is light and compact, yet the quality isn't hindered. For the price it is definitely worth it, most other helmet camera's range between £100 and £300, albeit they are a lot more advanced. However, the sound and image quality for this product is great consdering the price and size. My advice would be to ensure the helmet you're wishing to use it on is compatible (some can be tricky to attach given their shape and dimensions), as well as ensuring the camera is fastened well. Maybe try using it riding around the garden on your bike, or even walking before using it on the ski slopes to get the right angle! My highlight was watching the footage after a toddler had used it!
the weatherills on
07 February 2010
For those of you looking for a simple but effective way of capturing those precious video moments, this camera is ideal.
Its lightweight compactness makes it perfect for carrying around and the simple controls will ensure that you enjoy the moment you're recording, rather than fiddling about with complicated technical features.
An 8gb SD memory card (approx £15) stored all our videos from a week on the ski slopes, and it was easily downloaded to our PC. Filmed in daylight, the sound and picture quality were more than adequate.
As there's no display monitor, it's advisable to have a practise run before filming an important event. Knowing what the lens is pointing at isn't that easy when it's strapped to your head!
Joe Parker on
24 January 2010
This helmet Camera Is probably The best vidio camra for recording snow sports I have ever bought, It has fantastic picture quality and it is very handy in size and has a very good microphone built in and the power source is very handy because it only needs 2 x AAA Batteries and it has a lot of memory so you can film loads, and if you are going to buy this Item I recommend you do, I Bought on of these and I am so glad I did I have told all of my friends about this camra, and at least 20 of them have bought one from Prezzybox.com, hope you buy one you wont regret it.
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