Drift or Go Pro

[geodude]

Thanks Guys, next question, with the Drift or Go pro can you view the recorded shots back through the viewfinder on the remote,the camera itself or nothing?

Previously i have used an ordinary small camera with vid and then adapted it to fit on my helmet or bike or ski pole, but it wobbles like a bugger.
You help is most appreciated.Paul.

Paul. Call me ;)

[bigtwinthing]

Thanks Guys, next question, with the Drift or Go pro can you view the recorded shots back through the viewfinder on the remote,the camera itself or nothing?

Previously i have used an ordinary small camera with vid and then adapted it to fit on my helmet or bike or ski pole, but it wobbles like a bugger.
You help is most appreciated.Paul.

Paul. Call me ;)

i will do tomorrow, but i haven't got your number still. Your ears must have been burning today as i was talking about our trip out to Colden Common and i was saying i was impressed with your wheelies. You need another bike Matey. Good luck with the new job too.

[Steve6088]

I used to be a fan of the GoPro series, but recently got a Drift Ghost HD and for the purpose of motorcycling I find it a much better cam.

I like to mount it on my helmet, so I can capture everything I look at, the drift is quite sleek so you don't feel it much when the speeds pick up a bit. Whereas the GoPro felt like a sail.

If you're mounting it to a bike, then I'd say go for whatever your requirements are in terms of image quality.

30fps @ 1080p is the common standard, although 60fps @ 1080p is available but rendering times are pushed really high.

My last few vids were with the Drift.

My mate wanted a particular R1 and was ready to go buy it, so I got a test ride and posted this to wind him up

http://youtu.be/3_LOjoUeDw4

Have you got any of the footage from Wales uploaded mate?

[Jamoi]

I used to be a fan of the GoPro series, but recently got a Drift Ghost HD and for the purpose of motorcycling I find it a much better cam.

I like to mount it on my helmet, so I can capture everything I look at, the drift is quite sleek so you don't feel it much when the speeds pick up a bit. Whereas the GoPro felt like a sail.

If you're mounting it to a bike, then I'd say go for whatever your requirements are in terms of image quality.

30fps @ 1080p is the common standard, although 60fps @ 1080p is available but rendering times are pushed really high.

My last few vids were with the Drift.

My mate wanted a particular R1 and was ready to go buy it, so I got a test ride and posted this to wind him up

http://youtu.be/3_LOjoUeDw4

Have you got any of the footage from Wales uploaded mate?

Not yet, but should have some free weekends coming up soon, will get cracking asap

[lloydie]

Just picked up a hero from Argos £99 and a 32gd sdhc card from currys £16 .
:-) Early bday present .
Shame my laptop ain't good enough to do video editing doh

[AMCQ46]

Just picked up a hero from Argos £99 and a 32gd sdhc card from currys £16 .
:-) Early bday present .
Shame my laptop ain't good enough to do video editing doh

ready for track day

[lloydie]

Just picked up a hero from Argos £99 and a 32gd sdhc card from currys £16 .
:-) Early bday present .
Shame my laptop ain't good enough to do video editing doh

ready for track day

yep just need to learn how to work it and find somewhere to mount it

[lloydie]

What's the difference between NTSC and PAL ?

[VTRDark]

Screen resolution and frame rate is different. We use PAL in this country which is 25fps or anything that multiplies into that like 50fps.

More info here
http://www.michaeldvd.com/Articles/PALv ... vsNTSC.asp

http://www.diffen.com/difference/NTSC_vs_PAL

(:-})

[lloydie]

Ok pal it is then thanks carl

[bigtwinthing]

Sony,s meant to be good too!!!

[bigtwinthing]

Sony,s meant to be good too!!!

bought a Sony today, need to get it on the bike for a test this weekend. Seems good so far, "under the duvet" she will slap me!