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It seems worth asking today, with all the joyous news of bike/car
incidents, about some sort of bike cam, perhaps simply a cheap
disposable camera secured to the handlebars or helmet, or better, a
digital camera/video. Anyone here every set one up?
I guess you'd want the camera to either be on already when in the bogan
zone or speedily available to turn on and shoot, assuming you're still
alive and able to remember to do so. You'd also have to worry about
focus, camera shake, what road vibrations might do to it if always
mounted on the bike, and dorkiness. Don't mention batteries, weather,
light conditions and all the other stuff that cameras buck up about in
general.
I guess if you have to play at making your own home movie of 'Dances
with Cars' at least this gives the police the opportunity to perhaps get
the rego of the car that finally gets you after all those lucky years.
Might be worthwhile. Unless a truck does the deed.
So anyone experimented so far? What worked? What won't? What equipment
is best? Any websites?
incidents, about some sort of bike cam, perhaps simply a cheap
disposable camera secured to the handlebars or helmet, or better, a
digital camera/video. Anyone here every set one up?
I guess you'd want the camera to either be on already when in the bogan
zone or speedily available to turn on and shoot, assuming you're still
alive and able to remember to do so. You'd also have to worry about
focus, camera shake, what road vibrations might do to it if always
mounted on the bike, and dorkiness. Don't mention batteries, weather,
light conditions and all the other stuff that cameras buck up about in
general.
I guess if you have to play at making your own home movie of 'Dances
with Cars' at least this gives the police the opportunity to perhaps get
the rego of the car that finally gets you after all those lucky years.
Might be worthwhile. Unless a truck does the deed.
So anyone experimented so far? What worked? What won't? What equipment
is best? Any websites?