Action cams and long guns

TRaTSeRiF said:
Thanks.. I'll try to play with that and run around the place with the rifle to verify lol It's mounted via a headstrap? Still curious if anyone uses camera-glasses.. They seem to be a good idea as they are always pointed where the shooter is looking
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I use them for when I install car stereos and custom footwell LED lighting in cars. I post the videos on my YouTube channel, the video from the glasses is pretty good quality
 
Will have to tilt the camera more.. Should have reviewed my videos, but I was in a rush to sight in my guns and get home before 1am (didn't make it lol), so I didn't record test clips and review them.


The lighting at the range is pretty poor, but the camera didn't compensate too badly.
 
I just recently picked up the sj4000 and am loving it so far. I had an early gen go pro that needed to be replaced and after seeing this thing, I figured it was worth trying out for just over $100. Lots of cool features(that I have yet to figure out). The POV footage is using the sj4000

Here's a recent video of my last multigun using the sj4000.

 
I run a Tachyon XC on the brim of my ball cap. I custom formed a spacer so that the camera is not parallel with the brim, rather about 10 degrees higher. I don't recommend the camera, but the setup works. You just have to wear your hat a bit tighter than normal.

WRAS 3 Gun Stage 2.wmv:
 
We have Midland Radio XTC400 in stock, the product manager for this line is a cowboy action shooter (as seen in the video below) and the setup is designed with shooting sports in mind, especially the audio. They also make a variety of firearm specific mounts for them.

The technical specs are equal and in some cases beyond the top of the line G#Pr#'s and these are used by The Outdoor Channel in the US for production filming.

One of the features that I like best is the very simple and fast single button operation. Slide the large switch forward and it is on and recording, slide it back and it is off. Everything else is preset via hidden switches or an app. the app can also be used as a remote control and viewfinder to setup the camera angle.

Check them out here http://selectshootingsupplies.com/collections/vendors?q=Midland Radio

Or the manufacturers product page here https://midlandusa.com/xtc-cameras/product/xtc400vp4-wi-fi-hd-wearable-action-camera/

 
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