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7th April 2006, 19:29
im wanting to hav a camera

Sparky Bills
7th April 2006, 21:24
I have a "Twenty Twenty" helmet cam.
Its great! Clear picture and easy to use. (once you know what your doing)
I cant remember the web addy, but when i do, ill let you know.

onearmedbandit
7th April 2006, 21:51
I had a setup on my last gixxer 750. I'll find the link to the thread. You can buy the cameras for about $120.

[edit]cam set-up thread (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=20710)[edit]

AdventureCamera
30th June 2006, 15:12
Have a look at www.adventurecamera.co.nz

SARGE
30th June 2006, 15:23
hell no.. i dont want any witnesses

Jonty
30th June 2006, 15:37
Have a look at www.adventurecamera.co.nz

What sort "helmet" is that camera designed for!!:whistle:

imdying
30th June 2006, 15:41
Have a look at www.adventurecamera.co.nzHoly crap, what a rip!

Biohazard
30th June 2006, 15:46
:eek: How much ???

What can ya do , for let me see................






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still thinking.........






FREE ? or an Appraisal Model !!!! :blip:

slowpoke
30th June 2006, 18:39
hell no.. i dont want any witnesses

I'm with you Sarge.....deny, deny, deny and if that fails deny again. The last thing I need is material evidence of my crimes.

diggydog
30th June 2006, 18:58
how long can they record for, or dosen't it work that way?

Headbanger
2nd July 2006, 00:00
You plug em into a camcorder, so they go for as long as you have batteries and tape.

Price is directly related to resolution, There are plenty of options but dont be fooled into thinking that a $50 camera/lens will produce the same quality as an expensive one, having said that I think the prices are just a tad criminal.

I purchased mine through http://helmetcamera.com.au but I would have to say that the purchase took so much shagging around I wouldn't go with them again. Not to mention they ignored my emails when I was trying to find out where the fuck my order was.

Think mine cost about $700 all up, plus $1000 for my camcorder.

StoneChucker
2nd July 2006, 04:56
You plug em into a camcorder, so they go for as long as you have batteries and tape.

Price is directly related to resolution, There are plenty of options but dont be fooled into thinking that a $50 camera/lens will produce the same quality as an expensive one, having said that I think the prices are just a tad criminal.

I purchased mine through http://helmetcamera.com.au but I would have to say that the purchase took so much shagging around I wouldn't go with them again. Not to mention they ignored my emails when I was trying to find out where the fuck my order was.

Think mine cost about $700 all up, plus $1000 for my camcorder.
My motto is simple, and I'm 100% serious...
"You get what you pay for" (for everything in life)

Headbanger
2nd July 2006, 13:39
Heres some Helmet Camera footage of mine, Granted its on a quad and its off road but its (imo) well worth watching.

http://rapidshare.de/files/24692196/345_agk.avi.html


Its also heavily compressed for file size, The original file was detailed and crisp.

Transalper
2nd July 2006, 20:24
im wanting to hav a camera

I'm just about to buy the one that the Christchurch company is selling, some of u reckon it's "a rip" but looks ok to me and no messing with exchange rates and overseas companys..
Will let you know how she goes in bit once ive had a play with it.

The camera specs are...
* 520 Line
* Colour
* 1/3" High Resolution Sony HAD CCD
* 3.6mm Lens (changeable)
* 12 Volt
* Water Resistant - IP67
* Changeable lens cover
* Brightness adjustment
* Dimensions: Length - 9cm, Width - 2.3cm
Find them at www.adventurecamera.co.nz (http://www.adventurecamera.co.nz)

Headbanger
2nd July 2006, 20:59
You will want the mircophone,Remote control, Someway of mounting it (which seems completely lacking) and to check your cam-corder is compatible.

You will need AV inputs and a microphone jack, and very few are compatible with the remote control but that shouldn't be a deal breaker.

I would also ask to view some footage.....

Titanium
2nd July 2006, 21:00
I am looking at purchasing a helmet cam off a Christchurch Company ....Edit Works Video ... the NZ agents for Helmet Cam of Australia.

Apparently use the xtreme for helmet cam video for TV3.

Joyrider $499.00
xtreme $699
xtreme+ $849
xtreme+s $1149

Sound like rubbers......

Cheers

Peter

Transalper
2nd July 2006, 21:05
You will want the mircophone,Remote control, Someway of mounting it (which seems completely lacking) and to check your cam-corder is compatible.

You will need AV inputs and a microphone jack, and very few are compatible with the remote control but that shouldn't be a deal breaker.

I would also ask to view some footage.....
Been and seen them in person, got all that sorted which makes pricing similar to the other places such as the helmetcamera.com.au (http://helmetcamera.com.au) stuff except the mounts. And i have also noted there is an agent for helmetcamera.com.au in New Zealand now too.

edit. woops, i just noticed Titanium mentions the ausy sites agents. Maybe i'll try get an in person look at their shop too.

Wolf
10th July 2006, 15:55
hell no.. i dont want any witnesses
I'd like one to have one as a witness "just in case" - considering the fact that if you crap off the bike trying to brake due to someone pulling out in front of you (but don't actually hit the bastard) the insurance company will call it a "single vehicle accident" and say "there is no proof that another vehicle was involved."

Transalper
10th July 2006, 18:14
Anyone in Christchurch got one of the helmetcamera.com.au cameras?
I'd like to stick the Adventure Camera one i now have next to the Aus one and record some video with both at the same time to do a real picture comparison.