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wearable camcorders
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wearable camcorders

I know they look somewhat rediculous, but I kind of like getting a lot of stuff documented, like when I travel. Video of the cities, restaurants, etc. Looking for discreet solutions...

I know there's Go Pro...but not exactly wearable. there's a chest strap. http://gopro.com/camera-mounts/chest-mount-harness

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There's the Looxie 2 which is like a big bluetooth...probably the most descreet but it only shooots in crappy 480p video or whatever.
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The last one I was looking at is kind of a hybrid....its the Panasonic A100. Its quite large though...but takes HD quality video.

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anyone experienced in these kind of things or used a good solution before?
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Use a go pro plenty mostly mounted on helmets. Mounts on my sailboat and motorcycle. 99.9999999999999999999% of footage shot is garbage. I don't see wearing one around the city, basically if you aren't doing something that requires a helmet it will be boring as shit video. If you are trying to film approaches either use the camera as a prop or get a real camera/tripod and have a buddy film from a distance using remote mic. Better off starting with one of the super cheap keychain cameras see if you like the content you get then worry about quality.
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more kind of want to do that effect of walking through a city and then playing it in fast motion. stuff like that...walking through markets, in the car, etc. or in a church in Italy or something like that...something that is more memorable that I can splice together later on. I've done it just holding my digital camera in my hand, and I tend not to like to record more than 20 seconds doing that.
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#4

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Badass mall cop wears a digital camera strapped to his stab proof vest. Could be a shout to wear one if you work security or on the doors, also I often wonder why every cop doesn't have to wear one of these.
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#5

wearable camcorders

this is the kind of inspiration. lots of work and obviously not as well put together, but if you can do it non-intrusive it might be pretty awesome.

they used 2 go pros here and some Canon dSLR I guess.




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#6

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GoPro is way overpriced.

If you want something simple, check out the Emerson Actioncam for $47: http://www.amazon.com/Emerson-Action-Dig...B00AGMWWMG

A GoPro competitor would be the ContourRoam. For only $105: http://www.amazon.com/ContourROAM-Waterp...=contourhd
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#7

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I use a Contour2 to record my stuff. It is awesome for anything action oriented.

I've used it only for my job so far. I have plans to use it snowboarding, dirtbiking, riding my motorcycle, and maybe even diving in the near future.

Combine it with a video editing program and you can make some amazing videos of you doing cool shit.

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#8

wearable camcorders

There a number of sunglasses with built in video cameras:

Pivothead makes high-end models: http://www.amazon.com/Pivothead-Recordin...sunglasses

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If you search on Amazon you can find cheaper alternatives.
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#9

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http://www.amazon.com/Pinhole-Hidden-Rec...ass+camera

Like that. For $29.
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the thing with the contour is it seems a little heavy to wear on your body without a helmet. Im talking about being in a museum or on the street hanging out. the glasses may work though....I have a big head though.
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