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If you've a motorbike, then taking videos while striking the road sounds appealing. But to get it done right, consider Sena's Prism Bluetooth Action Camera. The Prism is really a photographic camera possessing to be able to record FULL HD 1080p resolution video. The field of view can be a wide one - 137 degrees - helping to make sense as this isn't a portrait- but an action-camera. Obviously it's tougher and sturdy too than cheapo HD cameras that purport for being "action" based. That it provides about 2 hours of recording time is usually good -- shooting snippets of video is okay because you're walking down the seaside or street, and not when riding and positively not when you find yourself hitting high speeds plus the only thing slowing you down will be the end from the roadway. Besides video shooting -- 1080p30fps, 720p3060fps and 480p nearly 120fps -- there's even a still photo mode (5MP) that has time lapse and burst shooting.
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To shoot this video, I tried to packed light. There's nothing worse instead of pedal 10 miles using a 30lbs bike + yourself + a backpack full of water plus the extra body fat of camera prepare a mountian. I was cursing myself after 8 miles up. The https://www.salehub.co.za/camping-outdoors/bike-light.html ride down was worth the pain though. I brought along my Canon 5d Mark II, a Canon 17-40 L f/4.0 lens, a GoPro HD Hero 2 (we actually had 4 GoPros running) as well as the camera that never leaves me, my iPhone 4. GoPro footage was shot in 720p60 to allow for slow motion, iPhone at 720p30, 5d2 at 1080p24. I were forced to downcovert the 1080p footage to 720p24 using MPEG Streamclip and conform the GoPro footage to 720p24 using Apple Cinema Tools after running it through MPEG Streamclip.
