Lightweight waterproof wrist/helmet-mount video camera
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theflyingtinman
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Re: Lightweight waterproof wrist/helmet-mount video camera
Yes, looks good. But they never do say what kind of video format it uses. The fact that it uses half as much storage space to shoot an hour of video as something like the Pentax Optio W30 does is not a good sign though. The video from that camera is already pretty crappy for anything other than YouTube.
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Re: Lightweight waterproof wrist/helmet-mount video camera
In all fairness they do give you several video examples.gonewiththewind wrote:Yes, looks good. But they never do say what kind of video format it uses. The fact that it uses half as much storage space to shoot an hour of video as something like the Pentax Optio W30 does is not a good sign though. The video from that camera is already pretty crappy for anything other than YouTube.
For that cheap you can't really beat it.
Having said that, I have a new Sea Pro water proof 6 megapixel camera and the images are crap.
You get what you pay for
