I have been using point-of-view (POV) cameras for over five years, and this is the first one I have seen that was designed specifically for the Motorsport industry. It uses a unique vacuum cup mount that allows you to attach it to any smooth, non-porous surface including windshields, dashboards, hoods, etc. Hoyttech also sells a mount, which allows you to secure the camera to a roll bar or motorcycle frame. The camera includes a variety of video modes to select from including standard or high definition.
Filmed using a VIO POV.1.5, more product information is available here.
WHEN: Runs from March 1st-15th
HOW: Upload your video to Erik’s Facebook page. Title your entry ERVIOPOV –“Your Title Here” and include a brief description.
RULES: 1) All entries must contain POV footage. 2) Entries can contain non POV footage, but will not be judged on that footage. 3) The clip that contains the best POV footage takes the prize. 4) The footage must be yours. 5) Entry must be properly titled. 6) There is no limit to the number of entries you can submit.
Local HCC sponsored kayaker Shon Bollock recently took a trip to Hawaii to take advantage of some of the awesome terrain there. He just uploaded a post to his blog ‘Shasta Boyz Productions‘ that documents the beginning of his Hawaii adventure. Make sure to check it out. Props Shon!
Filmed using a GoPro Hero HD, more product information is available here.
Formula windsurfing with a 9.8 Aerotech VMG and an Exocet Turbo Formula II in Fort Pierce, Florida, 8 January 2010. The camera is mounted on the boom and is a GoPro Helmet Hero HD.
Filmed using a GoPro Hero HD, more product information is available here.
Jorge Oros came to Sonoma Skypark 3 years ago, when he was 13 years old, with the hopes of one day becoming a pilot.
On December 23rd 2009, Jorge joined the ranks of an elite group of pilots who are fortunate enough to take their first solo flight at the earliest time possible - when they turn 16 years old.
Jorge's solo flight was witnessed by a group of his close friends and family as well as his instructor, Andy Smith, at Sonoma Skypark Airport in Sonoma, CA.
We'll be working to complete the project by sometime in January of 2010, complete with interviews and more in-depth footage from Jorge's solo flight. In the mean time, we hope you enjoy this trailer, which should give you some insight into how exciting this event really is in someone's life, no matter who they are!
Congratulations Jorge!
-Filmed with the Sony XDCAM EX1 on the Glidecam X-22 Stabilizer, and a cockpit-mounted GoPro HD Hero with intercom audio tapped by the Zoom H4n.
Filmed using a GoPro Hero HD, more product information is available here.
Simply put, totally random footage, on a totally random day, making the best out of what nature handed me. Really bad light, crazy snow, and very reliable chairlifts allowed for a little bit of something. Hopefully this will inspire to find the best in every type of condition, as it is not always a sunny perfect day on a Heli trip in Alaska.
” – Lido Hans Lattanzi
