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Had both those issues with my R/C Heli, some of the vid was ok but constant vibration made the video useless, plus the amount of kids gathering is always a pain 
Mini keyring-sized digital camera/camcorder
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Ah good idea Draeger, ive got some of that laying about, be the perfect mounting point on the MTB aswell i reckon with a velcro strap around it for security.
A sample!
The one from lunch was somehow aiming not at anything....kind of hard to aim when there's no viewfinder
(wait for processing!)
Pretty good quality!
I just have to say though, that touch screen looks so unresponsive compared to an iPhone!
If you have 2 of them, is it safe to add another battery, parallel to the battery already there, to increase the capacity ? Or is that unsafe ? The same one I mean.
I think the same thing when I use my mates I phone, I'm used to using my nails to point at things on a screen and an Iphone only responds to my finger and not to pressure from my mail.
Pretty good quality!
I just have to say though, that touch screen looks so unresponsive compared to an iPhone!
I think the same thing when I use my mates I phone, I'm used to using my nails to point at things on a screen and an Iphone only responds to my finger and not to pressure from my mail.
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Batteries in parallel are perfectly safe as they supply more current at the same voltage. It is important that you match them identically. You are unlikely to get 2x the runtime by adding another battery in parallel though as one battery will usually be more charged than the other which causes it to drain into the lower charged one until they are balanced.
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I recorded Frankie Boyle live in Bristol tonight, having looked at the footage you can really tell how hard it is to film straight without a view finder and with far too much to drink. So probably won't upload it unless someone really wants me to. To be fair it will be useful for me, as it got to a point where I couldn't understand what he was saying through his accent, and so listening to it again might help
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I recorded Frankie Boyle live in Bristol tonight, having looked at the footage you can really tell how hard it is to film straight without a view finder and with far too much to drink. So probably won't upload it unless someone really wants me to. To be fair it will be useful for me, as it got to a point where I couldn't understand what he was saying through his accent, and so listening to it again might help
Do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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So you do get vibrations?!
The HTC Magic is half the spec of an iphone anyway so that's to be expected but touch sensitivity and usability are a afir bit higher on all Android devices
It's only recently that Android handsets have gone beyond any iPhone (HTC Desire, Nexus One, Moto Droid etc).
Pretty good quality!
I just have to say though, that touch screen looks so unresponsive compared to an iPhone!
The HTC Magic is half the spec of an iphone anyway so that's to be expected but touch sensitivity and usability are a afir bit higher on all Android devices
It's only recently that Android handsets have gone beyond any iPhone (HTC Desire, Nexus One, Moto Droid etc).
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So you do get vibrations?!
The HTC Magic is half the spec of an iphone anyway so that's to be expected but touch sensitivity and usability are a afir bit higher on all Android devices
Ah.
only very slight now and again, perfectly watchable, found if i put cam anywhere but direct underneath the shaft its horrid
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1115052&page=213
take a look thru those posts for rc stuff and this cam
also :
http://www.sundancemediagroup.com/articles/deshaker_guide.htm
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1115052&page=213
take a look thru those posts for rc stuff and this cam
also :
http://www.sundancemediagroup.com/articles/deshaker_guide.htm
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Downer; tell him that or maybe ask if he would be willing to pay the shipping?
Worth an ask.
*Edit. Looking at regulations, if he is registered as a buisiness, he by rights should pay for the return.
I'd try asking nicely first of course, he might just decide to send a replacement.
Worth an ask.
*Edit. Looking at regulations, if he is registered as a buisiness, he by rights should pay for the return.
I'd try asking nicely first of course, he might just decide to send a replacement.
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Can you show me the link to these regulations, basically I'll ask for a replacement, or offer to post it back on his costs ( hoping he'll give up, problem is I broke the keychain thing already not on the camera but the metal thing I mean), or just leave it if it works and superglue the bits together ( and buy my next couple of camera's from someone else...).
not on the camera but the metal thing I mean), or just leave it if it works and superglue the bits together ( and buy my next couple of camera's from someone else...).
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Just ordered one of the ones from the OP
These look awesome! Do they come with any memory?
These look awesome! Do they come with any memory?
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Ok cool.
I for one will not be telling my girlfriend about this new purchase until I have at least 3 or 4 recordings from my bedroom. That kind of footage is priceless if you ever break up with someone.
I will also try attaching it to my cat.
I for one will not be telling my girlfriend about this new purchase until I have at least 3 or 4 recordings from my bedroom. That kind of footage is priceless if you ever break up with someone.
I will also try attaching it to my cat.
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