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HOLD UP ON BUYING IT.
I jsut put in brand new batteries that are NOT E2, but they are branc new standard energizers. In my room, which has the energy saving bright coiled bulbs, it has on supreme quality, crap video image. I will post ar fast as I can. then again....it might be too dimly lit still, maybe it needs sunshine lighting. I will post the room video, and then Ill post a video of me tommorow morning. hmm....couldnt they have jsut put a little effort into the build of the body rigidity wise AND filtering black light wise...kinda annoying. So for cqb this camera is a no go, unless u got good flashlight.... |
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February 5th, 2009, 01:43
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Most of the written or video reviews have all said the same thing: this is meant to be an outdoor camera.
if you're expecting high quality video indoors, you will be disappointed. I can't take any responsibility if you guys didn't do your research on this product... and the same thing holds true for anybody who still hasn't paid me yet - I will still give you a negative if you decide not to pay me for your order after reading these "new findings."
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I did some indoor test with it with barely any light and it took me 30 seconds of tweaking in Windows Movie Maker to get something that was viewable.
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February 5th, 2009, 03:57
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its good cam for outdoors....non forest games...so like Flag Raiders...or extremely bright sunny days. Im gonna go ahead and buy a bigger normal camera thats flat and mount it on my helmet lol |
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The human eye is VERY capable of seeing in very dark areas (your room with energy saving lights). A forest should provide enough sunlight for good quality video. Test it.
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February 5th, 2009, 10:26
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I have built my own helmet mount for this camera, based on the Streamlight Vantage fire helmet light clamp. I've since painted this black. Pics below:
      I'll be posted some response video shortly. The clamp hanger I built uses a aluminium clothes line tensioner, which is cut into a U shape. I then used a tap to make two screw holes at the appropriate points. I then took the camera mount that came with the unit and dismantled the lower mount portion and cut the mount at the appropriate angle, tapped and screwed that mount to the U clamp and voila - fire helmet clamp. In this position it records upside down, but in editing I can flip it no problem. In my testing I've found that the low light levels on this camera are typical of second generation CCD units, which is expected. However, I also have a Streamlight Vantage light on my helmet and tried this in the dark and it works pretty good as a spot illuminator. I think out of everyone here, I'll be putting this to the most punishing tests, wet, cold, heat and flame. We'll see how it holds up shortly. So far for the cost of this unit, I am very happy with it. Last edited by Scarecrow; February 5th, 2009 at 10:31.. |
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February 5th, 2009, 13:35
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Can't wait to see footage bro....
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didnt get a chance today, gonna do tomorow. stay tuned...
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too bad it doesn't work well indoors, I was hoping to get some nice vids of me shooting the people wearing these and vice versa at border wars 3, lol
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   Lens protectors are ready!! This is an extremely limited production run, I will only be making about 8 or 10 of these things!! Comes with super-strong aluminum foil tape to insure the protector is secured very snugly. The protectors will not change the image quality! They are crystal clear!! (Just remember to remove the white protective coating on both sides!) The material I use is strong  It broke the cutting bit on the tool that I use... and it broke the replacement bit... so I'm off to get a new cutting tool!http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=69288 Scroll down to the bottom of the accessory section Last edited by Amos; February 9th, 2009 at 16:54.. |
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Holly shnawzer! I'm so buying that!
Beat the hell out of the Oregon Scientific.
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