A bit of an improvement over handycam + duct-tape

[xwhatsit]

http://www.engadget.com/2006/11/21/d...meras-and-lcd/

It's got four cameras set up around the bike 360deg -- now that would be sweet for taping group rides. Records them digitally; also everything is viewable immediately via a snappy-looking little LCD screen. Pretty cool. Don't know much about the bike though.

[R6_kid:Me]

www.drsardonicus.com

that man has got some wicked setups running on his bike. The simultaneous problem was conquered by running more than one handycam, and the obscure angles are achieved by a very steady and solidly mounted 'mount' with a bullet camera on it.

I'd like to do something similar, if not better than what he's come up with. But that's a hard task... just waiting to see "lines" thats gonna be the bread winner in the end i think.

Nearly all of his videos are on bike only, i think the mix of on bike and road-side/tracking shots are what really make bike videos (like ghostrider) but that is hard or just plain annoying to get sorted in an open road/track environment.

I like the idea presented, but as said in the text attached, ya wouldnt want to look at it while you were riding!