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YOUR RESEARCHOn board video camera and mount suggestions
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Use canon elura 50 in "vcr" mode
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If you got a decent late model video camera with the latest stabilization software it's pretty jittery free versus what I had before which looks like I ran thru the track during an earthquake.
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It's pricey, but I use a Race Cam with a Sony GV-D900 VCR.
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If you got a decent late model video camera with the latest stabilization software it's pretty jittery free versus what I had before which looks like I ran thru the track during an earthquake.
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I am planning on using a power inverter for the camcorder so I won't have to worry about batteries anymore.
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If you got a decent late model video camera with the latest stabilization software it's pretty jittery free versus what I had before which looks like I ran thru the track during an earthquake.
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I am looking to setup a video camera and mount. Anyone have any suggestions. Don't want to spend too much on this if poss.
Also how do you go about attaching the mount to the car so that it doesn't require damage to the interior while at the same time ensuring a tight but no jitter picture?
TIA
www.autoxcam.com
has a bunch of different mounts. One of them is bound to work. They also sell cameras {both NTSC and PAL}.
I use the suction cup mount. The one they sell has a little plunger that keeps the suction strong in all temps. You pump it up and forget about it.
I have a lot of their other mounts, so if you want me to try something out and let you know if it works on a 996, I'd be happy too.
It's pricey, but I use a Race Cam with a Sony GV-D900 VCR. Having the mechanism in a padded bag while the camera is rigidly mounted to the rollbar provides a very stable picture. And while it's larger than a "lipstick" camera, it is small enough to mount near my head so I get a near driver's eye view.
I have a harness mount on my 996 that I use to mount my video camera ordered from IOPORT.COM based in California. The harness bar is mounted to the top shoulder belt mount on each side and simply hookup the camera mount to it. If you got a decent late model video camera with the latest stabilization software it's pretty jittery free versus what I had before which looks like I ran thru the track during an earthquake. Suction cup mounts are not allowed in some racetracks(maybe all) but if you plan just regular street stuff that's fine. Also I like to ask-only problem is the sound with windows propped open makes for some nice windblowing noises-do I need an external mic and hook it up like near the exhaust pipe? Thanks. Mike
Here is my set-up:
Bullet Cam:
http://store.yahoo.com/cctvcameras/wdmincolbulc.html
External Mic:
http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...5Fid=33%2D3013
Power adapter for Bullet Cam:
http://www.radioshack.com/product.as...%5Fid=270-1557
I use a Canon Elura 50 in "VCR" mode to record. The bullet cam is taped to my Tequipment rollbar, the mic under the seat (away from wind noise) and the Elura is in the arm rest compartment. The bullet cam comes w/ 25' of cable so you can mount it practically anywhere inside and outside of the car.
I am planning on using a power inverter for the camcorder so I won't have to worry about batteries anymore.
Let me know if I can render my services to your video afterwards
www.RacingDVDesign.com
If any of you experiences video makers have suggestions or feedback for me, I would be most appreciative as well.
Also, another camera place is
www.chasecam.com
