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Looks sweet. Very compact too!
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Looking forward to hearing how this does. I was all set to get a GoPro this month, but I'm open to other options.
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I 100% agree with you lamont, I got a bunch of pic's when I should have some great video, the battery f'ed me once so far on the better one.
Plus the on and off is hard to use with my toddler balance.
I would like to see the how the new one works out.
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Looking forward to hearing your review on this camera set up. The interface screen sure looks easy enough to navigate through.
Best of luck with it.
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What's the best price you've found for one?
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Originally Posted by Brunswick
What's the best price you've found for one?
I paid $309 to my door. Not sure if that's the best price but I bought it from a trusted site.
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Originally Posted by Brunswick
What's the best price you've found for one?
So far $310 at Amazon. Just be aware that the one Lamonster is using is the newer version... [ame]http://www.amazon.com/Drift-Innovation-Stealth-Recording-1-5-Inch/dp/B004L5AF4Q/ref=dp_ob_title_ce[/ame]
Size reference...
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I will wait for your review!
I have really been looking to get a GoPro, I am bummed to hear it's not all it's cracked up to be. Please keep me posted, and if you're looking to unload the GoPro sometime in the future, let me know!
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Originally Posted by Pincushion
I have really been looking to get a GoPro, I am bummed to hear it's not all it's cracked up to be. Please keep me posted, and if you're looking to unload the GoPro sometime in the future, let me know!
If I like this the GoPro will be sold at a deep discount.
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Originally Posted by Lamonster
You know this thing takes great videos and now that I have the LCD it is nice to see what you're going to shoot. The sound is pretty good compared to other cameras I've used. So this is what I love about the GoPro
What I HATE is the menu. This thing is not user friendly at all. If you plan on leaving it in one setting you're fine but if you hit the wrong menu button like I did when I thought I was taking a video of our ride you may just end up with 9 seconds of video instead of two hours like I thought I had.
So once again I went on the hunt for a new video camera that will be a little more user friendly. This is what I wound up with.
I'll let you know how it does when I get back home.
Hey Lamont,
Had mine since Dec. last year and love it. Remote is a great feature.
Mounted my remote on the left grip so i don't have to take my hands of the grip to push the button.
the 2nd link is a video i shoot with this cam.
Also good quality on video and pics.
my 2 cents
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The Drift is the one I had mentioned back in one of the other video threads. So I will be very interested in hearing about it. It has pretty darn good reviews from Web Bike Week.
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Originally Posted by Schultzi
Hey Lamont,
Had mine since Dec. last year and love it. Remote is a great feature.
Mounted my remote on the left grip so i don't have to take my hands of the grip to push the button.
the 2nd link is a video i shoot with this cam.
Also good quality on video and pics.
my 2 cents
Good to hear
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Like a number of others, I was getting ready to purchase a Go Pro but now I will await your evaluation.. Good luck with new unit
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I have the POV HD camera and its awesome. Not as easy to mount, but you get a display to watch/edit your videos. Plus the go-pro's front and rear and the contour hd's on the helmet. Rolling video center
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Good review here with a YouTube video. Pretty cool. Looking forward to some Lamonster videos.
http://pointofviewcameras.com/drift-...stealth-review
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Originally Posted by Lamonster
You know this thing takes great videos and now that I have the LCD it is nice to see what you're going to shoot. The sound is pretty good compared to other cameras I've used. So this is what I love about the GoPro
What I HATE is the menu. This thing is not user friendly at all. If you plan on leaving it in one setting you're fine but if you hit the wrong menu button like I did when I thought I was taking a video of our ride you may just end up with 9 seconds of video instead of two hours like I thought I
You just have to memorize every step once you figger the dern thing out. I am going to stick with mine for awhile. I love the picture quality. It's not particularly user friendly, though.
Last edited by Bootie; 05-21-2011 at 08:49 PM.
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Originally Posted by Pincushion
I have really been looking to get a GoPro, I am bummed to hear it's not all it's cracked up to be. Please keep me posted, and if you're looking to unload the GoPro sometime in the future, let me know!
Hey George, the GoPro does a wonderful job of videos. Lamont just has an issue with the menu. Are you talking about the menu on the backpack monitor Lamont?
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I have a Drift and it's REALLY user friendly. The menu system just plain makes sense!
I think you'll love this camera........
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does anyone have any videos with the drift camera they can post a link too? the more spirited the better, want to see the video difference between my go cam.
I do think it would be much better on my setup because of the remote.
For those of you who do have them, how is the battery life, overall storage use (I have my go cam in a plastic bag(I do know it water proof, its just so it does not get the front of the case lens scratched) and can you just grab it and go?
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I was eyeballing a go pro too...
It all comes down to how the things mount up... Let us know how easy this new one is to mount using Ram mounts.
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Originally Posted by SethO
does anyone have any videos with the drift camera they can post a link too? the more spirited the better, want to see the video difference between my go cam.
I do think it would be much better on my setup because of the remote.
For those of you who do have them, how is the battery life, overall storage use (I have my go cam in a plastic bag(I do know it water proof, its just so it does not get the front of the case lens scratched) and can you just grab it and go?
I posted one a few posts back. Just Google the cam and you will find a bunch.
http://pointofviewcameras.com/drift-...stealth-review
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SpyderLovers Founder
Originally Posted by SethO
does anyone have any videos with the drift camera they can post a link too? the more spirited the better, want to see the video difference between my go cam.
I do think it would be much better on my setup because of the remote.
For those of you who do have them, how is the battery life, overall storage use (I have my go cam in a plastic bag(I do know it water proof, its just so it does not get the front of the case lens scratched) and can you just grab it and go?
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5v36v2zpqQ[/ame]
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Originally Posted by WackyDan
I was eyeballing a go pro too...
It all comes down to how the things mount up... Let us know how easy this new one is to mount using Ram mounts.
The Drift comes with a ton of mounting gear---I bought a Panvise suction cup mount to use with it too--- stick to front of trunk.
I picked up the non-HD version for around $125 when the HD version came out. I didn't really care much about HD-- just wanted some fun for making youtube vids--
Only thing I've noticed that was a minor complaint is the CCD tends to be a bit 'jumpy' when adjusting for different amounts of sunlight -- but that might be an adjustment I have not set right.
Having a viewscreen is nice for aiming and the remote is a really cool thing to have.
I can't say how the battery life is as the x170 (non-HD) model uses 2 AA batteries or can just plug into bike---- where the HD models have a rechargeable battery.
Another nice thing is the lens rotates--- so no matter how you mount it you can rotate the lens to make it level...
Spyder #1 - 2008 GS SM5 Premier Edition #1977. RIP after 80,000 miles.
Spyder #2 - 2012 RT SM5. Traded in after 24,000 miles.
Spyder #3 - 2015 F3 SM6. Put 13,000 miles on and sold it.
Spyder #4 - 2017 F3 SM6. Too good of a deal to pass up!
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I too have had similar problems with my GoPro. When it works, it's fantastic.
Looking froward to seeing how this new camera works for you.
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