best dirt bike helmet cam image
Ismael R
I have a you tube channel heres the link : http://www.youtube.com/user/randomstunts95
as you can see the channel is mostly for doing stunts and stuff. I need ideas for things i can do i have a helmet cam electric and a push scooter as well as a dirt bike and a bycicle. Any ideas will help thanks
Answer
Ur channel is pretty interesting.
The best way to gain more subscribers is by publishin its link on fb or orkut.
But a chanel wil never b sucesful widout quality videos.
So shoot some good videos n upload them with some interestin titles so that it generates curiosity.
Ur channel is pretty interesting.
The best way to gain more subscribers is by publishin its link on fb or orkut.
But a chanel wil never b sucesful widout quality videos.
So shoot some good videos n upload them with some interestin titles so that it generates curiosity.
What is a good HD video camera for a new filmaker?
crescendo
before i start, i have a really low budget and im only 16
but im very experienced in filmmaking.
something within the $100-$200 dollar range
Answer
my recommendation is a DXG 569V.
it's a 720p HD camera, and takes an SD card, highest i have used was an 8gb, but i think it can go to 16gb. it takes great videos and is small enough to fit easily into your pocket. the videos are in .mov format, and are taken at 720p resolution at 30fps. great camera and comes with a USB cable, normal audio/video cable, and an HD cable, so you can connect it to pretty much any TV. it comes with rechargeable AAA btteries and the charger. the only drawback i have is that it sucks up batteries pretty quick, in like 15 minutes of recording with the included batteries. if you can solve the battery problem, or use lithium batteries, it will work out just fine. it's a cheap little camera. i saw it somewhere for $90, i got it for $150.
the second camera i would recommend is the Kodak z1485 IS. i used to have this camera, until it died in a horrible act of stupidity on my part (paintball guns, high winds, and cameras don't mix). mine was actually a z1085 IS, 10mp instead of 14. it takes amazing 720p HD videos, has a very wide view angle, and 5X zoom. it was horrible on batteries, about 5 minutes max, but as soon as i went out and got the lithium battery and charger it will go an easy 1-2 hours. not only is it an amazing video camera, but it's an even better regular camera. if you want to get into some photography, the camera has plenty of professional settings. you can adjust aperture, shutter speed, iso, and a whole lot more. i was able to take a picture of my back yard in the middle of the night when i couldn't see anything, but i set the camera on the table and set the settings and the picture came out as light as day. it will cost you around $150 - $170, a great buy for what it can do. i even used it as a dirt bike helmet cam, which turned out to be one of the best videos i had ever made.
hope this helps. there are tons of choices out there, look at the specs and reviews before you buy!
my recommendation is a DXG 569V.
it's a 720p HD camera, and takes an SD card, highest i have used was an 8gb, but i think it can go to 16gb. it takes great videos and is small enough to fit easily into your pocket. the videos are in .mov format, and are taken at 720p resolution at 30fps. great camera and comes with a USB cable, normal audio/video cable, and an HD cable, so you can connect it to pretty much any TV. it comes with rechargeable AAA btteries and the charger. the only drawback i have is that it sucks up batteries pretty quick, in like 15 minutes of recording with the included batteries. if you can solve the battery problem, or use lithium batteries, it will work out just fine. it's a cheap little camera. i saw it somewhere for $90, i got it for $150.
the second camera i would recommend is the Kodak z1485 IS. i used to have this camera, until it died in a horrible act of stupidity on my part (paintball guns, high winds, and cameras don't mix). mine was actually a z1085 IS, 10mp instead of 14. it takes amazing 720p HD videos, has a very wide view angle, and 5X zoom. it was horrible on batteries, about 5 minutes max, but as soon as i went out and got the lithium battery and charger it will go an easy 1-2 hours. not only is it an amazing video camera, but it's an even better regular camera. if you want to get into some photography, the camera has plenty of professional settings. you can adjust aperture, shutter speed, iso, and a whole lot more. i was able to take a picture of my back yard in the middle of the night when i couldn't see anything, but i set the camera on the table and set the settings and the picture came out as light as day. it will cost you around $150 - $170, a great buy for what it can do. i even used it as a dirt bike helmet cam, which turned out to be one of the best videos i had ever made.
hope this helps. there are tons of choices out there, look at the specs and reviews before you buy!
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