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Monster girls hanging out at the start gate of the Isle of Man TT 2011

We've fitted my brother's lurcher up with the offical GoPro dog harness which I got him for Christmas. It was difficult to buy as for some ironic reason it wouldn't 'go to the basket' on the GoPro website.

 

Here is Minx jumping a wave break at Dawlish Warren to show everyone what it's like to be able to do 40pmh and jump like a stag. Here's the video from the dog! youtu.be/1Xl_yyX2cKE

(le français suit l’anglais)

 

GoPro Digital Video Camera

Hero3+ Black Edition

GoPro Inc.,

San Mateo, California

ca. 2014

Artifact no. pending

 

An example of a high definition digital video camera. This wearable camera allows consumers to record point-of-view (P.O.V.) sports and action videos and still images on a microSD card up to 64 GB.

 

The package includes the 74g Hero3+ camera, waterproof housing to 40m, high capacity Li-ion battery, Wi-Fi remote, and assorted mounts and hardware.

 

At the heart of this camera is a Sony 12MP Exmor-R imaging sensor, Ambarella A7 single chip H.264 video compression codec, and an objective consisting of an f/2.8 fixed aperture six-element wide-angle glass lens.

 

Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation

www.technomuses.ca/our_corporation/index_e.asp

Photo: CSTMC/2014

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Caméra vidéo numérique GoPro

Hero3+ Black Edition

GoPro Inc.,

San Mateo (California)

c. 2014

No. d'artefact : en attente

 

Un exemple d'une caméra vidéo numérique haute définition portable. Cet appareil permet aux consommateurs d’enregistrer des vidéos de point de vue sportif et d’action ainsi que des images fixes, sur une carte microSD jusqu'à 64 GB.

 

Le forfait comprend la caméra Hero3+ de 74g, boîtier étanche permettant d’aller jusqu’à 40m de profondeur, batterie haute capacité Li-ion, commande Wi-Fi à distance, ainsi que plusieurs accessoires.

 

Au cœur de la caméra est un capteur Sony Exmor-R de 12MP, une puce codec de compression vidéo H.264 Ambarella A7, et un objectif en verre f / 2,8 de six éléments à grand champ de vision.

 

Société des musées de sciences et technologies du Canada

www.sciencetech.technomuses.ca/francais/index.cfm

SMSTC/2014

Mobius camera mounted on modified suction cup helmet mount.

A GoPro recording a time lapse. The footage is used in youtu.be/ptAOrbXOtUc . #gopro #goprohero #goprohero5 #hero #hero5 #puertorico #vieques #viequesisland #travel #travelphotography #caribbean #island #vacation #actioncam #actioncamera #timelapse #footage #gopole #tripod #housing #boat #ocean #view #oceanview #nature

This trail was a sweet accident. Once I finished Andreas’ I still wanted to hit something before rejoining the fam in town so I thought Moby Dick would fit the bill perfectly. Too bad I didn’t have more time because it was a super fun trail I would have loved to try again after getting a feel for it. Next time.

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I am saving this unmodified splint to try to develop a mount that will work when I put the splint on. The end piece sticks out enough that it should point the camera away from my foot and leg. I'll use Velcro strips to secure it to my leg. I can put the original sheep wool pads back on to attach it to my leg.

Fusion 360 camera by GoPro.

GoPro Hero 7 Black photo. Never used one for pics but it isn't too bad.

I shaved off the front of this tubing, as it interfered with the camera lens when the camera was placed inside the tube. I will also drill out a hole in pipe to view the LED display with.

The SJ1000 with the modified suction cup as a helmet camera mount.

Original splint to consider for mods.

This photo was taken before I shaved the end off the tubing. I still need to drill a hole for viewing the LED indicator light. The rubber band holds the camera in place as a tether, but it is actually tight without it.

The description in the photo says it all.

Nice foot pads of sheep wool.

I shave off the front of the tube after this photo was taken.

Still working on this mount, as I need to add a hole for viewing the LED with.

The Mobius camera on the modified suction camera mount to helmet.

I shaved this front piece off after this photo was taken.

Hers is the SJ1000 case mounted at the Super Clamp of this setup. Many different magnetic mounts can be adapted for this SJ1000 camers if one is a bit creative. I do recommend the use of a faucet washer on most mounts, as the case door is then raised up enough to freely open and close when mounted.

The description in the photo explains it all.

Ready to go do some video with the Mobius camera.

I was in a situation recently where some sort of hyper lapse video would be exactly right. So I went out there with my GoPro Hero 7 Black set to Time Lapse Video and a 1 second interval, hand held, and gave it a try. WOW, was it ever shaky! I searched the internet to figure out how people have done this and discovered Time Warp. And, to top it all off, I discovered that my GoPro Hero 7 was capable of doing this. There were various settings so I kept it at a modest 5X and gave it a try. WOW, I was impressed! At this point, the door was opened for more experimentation at other speed settings.

What it may look like when altered to make a diy camera mount for my Mobius camera.

I need to drill a hole to view the LED of the camera.

Side view with Mobius just lain in place on this possible diy mount.

Side view of this part removed from an old roller blade I got at a thrift store.

A side view of mount setup. The bottom bolt was taken from an old Super Clamp setup. It has a 5/8" end and a 1/4" end to it. The 5/8" end screws into the microphone shock mount.

Lots of options to play with.

Here is the mount at a different height on the tool bin rack.

See description in photo.

The SJ1000 camera ready for action on this mount.

On mount and ready to use.

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