Video Cameras
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Video Cameras
My wife is on the lookout for an anniversary present, and I want something I can use to record my workouts.
I don't like using my iphone because I use it for music and it drains the battery, so I want something I can easily set up, fairly rugged, long battery, easy to record, easy to transfer to the PC etc.
Any recommendations?
I don't like using my iphone because I use it for music and it drains the battery, so I want something I can easily set up, fairly rugged, long battery, easy to record, easy to transfer to the PC etc.
Any recommendations?
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have you been living under a rock? GoPro.
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It doesn't have a screen though. Not a huge issue but it would be nice to watch lifts back in the gym.
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Get an old iPhone for your music or a new iPad and put Coaches Eye on it. Slo mo & frame by frame video and you can draw on it. Pretty slick app.
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There's an attachment that does that. I rent them for diving.Beer Jew wrote:It doesn't have a screen though. Not a huge issue but it would be nice to watch lifts back in the gym.
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This was going to be my suggestion. I'd have killed for Coaches Eye when I was competing. Apparently it has a way of working with GoPro now, so depending on the GoPro and iPhone, you may have a much more flexible product in the GoProJohnDoe wrote:Get an old iPhone for your music or a new iPad and put Coaches Eye on it. Slo mo & frame by frame video and you can draw on it. Pretty slick app.
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Have been eyeing the gopro Hero 4 silver edition. It has a built in LCD screen for set-up.
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I have a GoPro. It's for action sports. Even with the add-on screen, it's not the first choice for recording simple things off of a tripod.
Get a cheap point and shoot camera. Or a used Iphone.
Get a cheap point and shoot camera. Or a used Iphone.
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I've been looking at the basic Garmin Virb.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Garmin-Virb-HD- ... B00EQ2T3KQ
Anyone had any experience with it?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Garmin-Virb-HD- ... B00EQ2T3KQ
Anyone had any experience with it?
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Any digital camera nowadays does HD quality video along with taking stills. Transfers to computer. Attaches to tripod. You'd also like slow motion? I'd go for a fairly low end one. I have a Canon S95 I love, along with a case for underwater photography, but it would be overkill. $200 back in the day.
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Sorry, i saw "fairly rugged" and immediately thought GoPro. Id vote iPad if all youre doing is recording workouts, but unless you already have one its a big outlay for something that's primary use is not your intended one. Buying an extra phone is retarded, imo.
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