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Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 01:10:00 GMT

my friends and i usually get a lot of great footage together of our skiing/boarding exploits, and knock out a dvd of it, have a helmet camera this year, well 2 of the group do, so should be really good especially in the snow park, rails etc and the off piste stuff, i was wondering how seriously people take documenting their trips, its cool having a beer at the end of the day going over what you got down on film, i just feel its quite cool to look back on things especially when your older and have your own children etc.. people's thoughts???

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 12:26:32 GMT

It's great having a helmet cam. A mate of mine got one 3 seasons back and we did alot of shooting. We did find it made us blast down runs as oppose to carving , the result being some great high speed wipeouts "caught on camera". Like you say,when you back to your hotel and have a few drinks,it's good for a chuckle to watch the wipeouts. Always good to review it before getting back home as sometimes the language can get colourful or references to how fit some "french bird" looks in the lift que.

Enjoy

ps. One thing i must say, is that non skiers/boardersdon't don't find it that interesting watching your creative masterpiece.

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 12:48:19 GMT

paulschlote wrote:

ps. One thing i must say, is that non skiers/boardersdon't don't find it that interesting watching your creative masterpiece.

Those dreaded words - come round and watch our holiday video? And you get a silent tour of the hotel room, view of snow capped mountain off balcony.....

Though, once forced into watching an unedited video of my Mum's ski holiday we were treated to a full nude frontal when she was filming and her partner walked into shot. She swears she thought she had deleted it!

Still laugh about it now...

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 13:19:15 GMT

not sure if they would have shown that on you've been frammed.

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 14:09:29 GMT

Dids1 wrote:

paulschlote wrote:

ps. One thing i must say, is that non skiers/boardersdon't don't find it that interesting watching your creative masterpiece.

Those dreaded words - come round and watch our holiday video? And you get a silent tour of the hotel room, view of snow capped mountain off balcony.....

Though, once forced into watching an unedited video of my Mum's ski holiday we were treated to a full nude frontal when she was filming and her partner walked into shot. She swears she thought she had deleted it!

Still laugh about it now...

ha ha, yeah we have captured some drunken stuff after a few too many cold ones, last year in Chamonix we came in (3 of us, the rest had gone to bed) and decided to try and fire up the raclette machine and have some hot cheese and various types of ham, next morning my friend was asleep on the dining room table with the raclette machine still on, and we all had minor burns to our hands, reviewing the footage showed us up to be total drunken bums who talk so much rubbish when drunk,, a great night though!

as regards to non ski types liking the holiday dvd usually they are cool, and in fact a couple of friends started up skiing on the basis of watching the dvd and finally getting the fact its the best holiday you can have...

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 14:14:23 GMT

paulschlote wrote:It's great having a helmet cam. A mate of mine got one 3 seasons back and we did alot of shooting. We did find it made us blast down runs as oppose to carving , the result being some great high speed wipeouts "caught on camera". Like you say,when you back to your hotel and have a few drinks,it's good for a chuckle to watch the wipeouts. Always good to review it before getting back home as sometimes the language can get colourful or references to how fit some "french bird" looks in the lift que.

Enjoy

ps. One thing i must say, is that non skiers/boardersdon't don't find it that interesting watching your creative masterpiece.

yeah i made a fatal error of not looking at some film i had taken of a particularly beautiful french girl, had a bit chat with her in my limited french and her broken english,( although the language of love was shining through too!) and the mrs saw it when i got back, best to say she wasnt to pleased about it...

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 17:41:48 GMT

Do they make cams for use with bobble hats. :shock:

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 17:44:40 GMT

brooksy wrote:
Do they make cams for use with bobble hats. :shock:

I was waiting for that to come up....
I always get come good footage with my handheld but Ellistine who is skiing with us in Jan has a helmet cam and gets some god stuff together on a doovde

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 18:06:52 GMT

brooksy wrote:
Do they make cams for use with bobble hats. :shock:

Tony's hats have bobble stabilization software built in :wink:

Re:Helmet Camera's

Tue, 30 Nov 2010 18:21:08 GMT

I think they produce a chest harness for some camera's, which is useful if you want to use your sticks/poles.