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Here's a how to on making a head mounted camera from a Neuros MPEG4 Recorder..."The AdventureCAM project started because we needed a way to hike and shoot video footage at the same time. We are constantly reworking this setup, but the basic configuration is pretty much the same (digital storage, remote camera, remote trigger, backpack). Our most recent update to this setup is to replace the tape-based DV Camcorder with a solid state recording mechanism." [via] Link. I found a Tony Hawk low res camera on sale for $30 at Gamespot in Seattle, it's not freat quality but I took it apart for a project, worked ok...
DIY Headcam...
Here's a how to on making a head mounted camera from a Neuros MPEG4 Recorder..."The AdventureCAM project started because we needed a way to hike and shoot video footage at the same time. We are constantly reworking this setup, but the basic configuration is pretty much the same (digital storage, remote camera, remote trigger, backpack). Our most recent update to this setup is to replace the tape-based DV Camcorder with a solid state recording mechanism." [via] Link. I found a Tony Hawk low res camera on sale for $30 at Gamespot in Seattle, it's not freat quality but I took it apart for a project, worked ok...
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jan 30, 2006 12:08 PM
DIY Projects, Electronics, Imaging, Wearables |
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