#helmetmount

[actionpro]

Best Helmet Chin Mount Strap for Action Cameras – Action Pro

Capture stunning POV shots with Action Pro's Helmet Chin Mount Strap! Perfect for bikers & adventurers, ensuring a secure and stable fit.

[samssolutions]

𝐆𝐥𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐨𝐮𝐬, 𝐄𝐚𝐫 𝐌𝐮𝐟𝐟 𝐂𝐚𝐩

𝐄𝐀𝐑 𝐌𝐔𝐅𝐅 𝐂𝐀𝐏 High Attenuation Cap Mounted Earmuff

𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐬: 352-1:2002, Type: III Standards. Gladious Cap mount earmuff is a high-performance. Helmet mounted hearing protector and has been developed for use in high noisy environments. Its unique double shell design and soft, foam-filled cushions provide high attenuation and outstanding comfort.

Meets 352-1:2002, Type: III Standard.

[nvgfactory]

Metal night vison J-arm#Jarm #helmetadapter #helmetmount #NVGmount #nigh...

[cooau-official]

COOAU SPC02 - Sports Action Camera - 4K 60MPS 20MP - EIS - Waterproof - Wide Angle - With Wifi . 4K 60FPS 20MP . 6 Axis Anti Shake . Adjustable Wide Angle .Lens Distortion Correction . External Microphone . 2*1350mAh Battery . WIFI Connection . Remote Control

[cooau-technical]

COOAU SPC02 - Sports Action Camera - 4K 60MPS 20MP - EIS - Waterproof - Wide Angle - With Wifi

. 4K 60FPS 20MP

. 6 Axis Anti Shake

. Adjustable Wide Angle

.Lens Distortion Correction

. External Microphone

. 2*1350mAh Battery

. WIFI Connection

. Remote Control

https://www.cooau.com/products/cool-series-spc02

[rickmilkintake]

GoPro Hero 10 Black Unboxing

Check out the latest GoPro!

Check out my latest Youtube unboxing for the new GoPro Hero10 Balck!

[themtnbikegeek]

Snapshots of 360 footage that hasn't been stitched together yet! Looks pretty interesting to be honest... ———————— #circles #garminau #virbadventure #helmetmount #360degrees (at Abilene, Texas)

[ravexmotorsports]

New product! Link in bio! #helmetcam #helmetmount #dangodesign #gopro #garmin (at RAVE X MOTORSPORTS) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKaNQzbh3rz/?igshid=10osvj0yra9sy

[dstark707]

Uploaded 2 videos (the top 2 in the 2nd pic),because of my #iphone being annoying and it didn’t have enough space to save it in a full length video instead of two. #youtubevideo #youtube #youtubevideos #youtuber #youtubechannel #skate #skateboard #skateboardingisfun #skatelife #skateordie #skateboards #skateclips added the #helmetmount #goprohero5 #gopro #goprovideos #goproskateboarding #goproskate #goprohead #goproheadmont #fixie #fixies #fixedgearbike #fixedgearbikes #fixedgearbicycle #subforsub #subscribe #subforsubyoutube #subscribetomychannel. https://www.instagram.com/p/CGZDvuLlCqo/?igshid=1z6oug8394cq

[123designsrq]

THE HUD WHICH UPGRADES THE EXISTING HELMET WITH A HOLOGRAPHIC GPS AND BLUETOOTH AUDIO

The tale in the back of the EyeRide HUD is pretty amazing, now not just because it results in a device that virtually does a large provider for motorcyclists, however due to the fact the story originates in one among the most badass products ever… a fighter-pilot helmet.

Brands like Arai, AGV, Shark, and Caberg are already the market leaders with the Helmet. Romain Duflot’s adventure to enhance the motorcyclist’s helmet started with reverse-engineering the technology determined in air-pressure gear. One may want to argue that whether you’re driving a two-wheeler down a busy road or a jet at supersonic speeds thru the air, there’s a strong want to consciousness on the direction ahead of you while having all the information you need right in your subject of vision. The EyeRide HUD borrows from the advanced technologies determined in pilot helmets, and shrinks it down into tiny portions of hardware that can retrofit universally onto any form of helmet – no matter its size, shape, and whether or not you’re carrying spectacles or goggles. The EyeRide HUD sports activities a Google Glass-inspired HUD outfitted with the world’s smallest OLED display screen ever made, a comms unit to pay attention to music, map instructions, or to answer smartphone calls, and a control unit that robotically locks onto the facet of your helmet, permitting you to toggle thru the EyeRide’s features with a knob-turn or a tap. Created with the aid of ex-BMW & Airbus optics and photonics PhD engineers, the HUD offers crystal clear pix in a transparent format that makes viewing facts less complicated whilst keeping your eyes on the road. The HUD unit sits inside an adjustable rig, allowing you to put it exactly where you need it, while 55mm flat-speakers and a directional microphone permit you to listen to guidelines or calls and speak with clarity, regardless of outside noise. The outside controller helps you to toggle through the EyeRide’s multiple capabilities hastily and efficiently (although you’re wearing gloves) and for stuff your hands can’t do, there’s usually compatibility with your smartphone’s native Voice Assistant so you can ask the EyeRide to tug up navigational info for a certain destination with no need to kind whatever in… the remaining time I checked, having a holographic display, in-helmet audio, and a voice assistant was literally something out of Iron Man! With the EyeRide, you get those capabilities… ahem… superpowers right in your normal helmet! Read the full article

[alalenoh]

Aha.. Welcome to the family, little boy. Ready for a ride? . #actioncam #hobby #bricabpro5 #brica #helmetmount (at Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8SbeeGlhrd/?igshid=7jv2acwlukvb

[topgoprovideos-blog]

GoPro rockstar Tyler Allison getting up close and personal with the Handlebar/Se… GoPro rockstar Tyler Allison getting up shut and private with the Handlebar/Seatpost mount at Crankworx 2012! #GoPro #Crankworx #mtb #bike #mountainbike #handlebar/seatpostmount #chesty #helmetmount

[glenncarloarocha-blog]

From Manila to Las Vegas Nevada. Thank you for purchased. Ride safe Visit FB page for your orders: www.facebook.com/Chinmountsbyhanc #agvcorsar #agvpistagp #agvpistagpr #agvhelmets #gopromount #actioncameramounts #helmetcamerafrontmount #helmetmount #chinmountsbyhanc #HANC https://www.instagram.com/p/B1dUrZIJGmL/?igshid=11slzdlmiwfat

[ngoodfellow]

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The origional three 360 camera helmets! @thehumancircuit helmet was used to shoot the 360 VR music video: How It Used to Be https://g.co/kgs/WXvfaE I'm working on a design for a new, safer 360 camera mount, coming soon! #electriccity #thehumancircuit #360helmet #helmetcam #virtualreality #helmetmount (at Austin, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/BydapcQltQI/?igshid=ts14uuzqvzx3

[asfeedin]

Shooting BMX Tricks with a Helmet-Mounted DSLR

French action sports photographer Hadrien Picard recently got in touch to share an old project he thought we might enjoy. We’ll call it: life before there was GoPro—and it’s the story of how Picard shot some unique (back then) BMX trick photos using a helmet-mounted DSLR.

Picard stumbled across this old project the other day, while digging through some old hard drives. While looking through some shoots from 2006, he found a few photos he’d shot of his friend and talented BMX rider Romuald Noirot (AKA Bibi) with a Nikon D70 literally taped to the top of his helmet:

This immediately brought back a flood of memories.

“It was in 2006, and I really wanted to capture a photo that showed what the rider sees while doing a trick… and I wanted to do it at night, because it would look way more cool!” Picard recalls. “At that time, GoPro was at its beginning—I don’t even remember if the brand was already available in France or not. I checked Wikipedia and it looks like the Digital HERO from 2006 was a 640×460 camera… would be hard to print a full page with that!”

So, since GoPro was out, Picard did the only other thing he could possibly think of.

“The only solution would be to put a real DSLR on the head of the rider… and that’s exactly what we did,” he laughs, recalling the very ‘janky’ setup they came up with. “As you can see from the BTS pics (below), we put a Nikon D70 with the 10.5mm fisheye on a poly box, then taped it onto an open-face BMX helmet using a LOT of gaff tape.”

One problem, recalls Picard, is that the helmet was now both huge and heavy, but Bibi took to it without an issue. All that was left was to actually go out and try to get a photo using the helmet mounted camera.

“So here we were, at 11pm, in the South of France, in the backyard of Bibi, Alex Dropsy & Guilbert’s home, trying to make a photo of a rider with what looked like a PC tower on his head,” he tells PetaPixel. “The jumps were lit, but not enough for the photo so we had to use some flashes. I used four Nikon SB25s or 24s for that.”

“I know I should have used more powerful flashes and higher stands, but that’s all I had at this time,” continues Picard. “You can indeed tell the SBs were at full power since the back wheel is not perfectly frozen by the flash.”

The other major problem was timing: how to trigger the flashes and the D70 at the same time.

“The problem was that if I tried to trigger the flashes and camera at the same time from the Pocket Wizard transmitter, the flashes were always a bit faster than the camera,” he explains. “I thought about using one receiver and one transmitter on the D70 so I could trigger the flashes a second time… but if memory serves me there was no sync cable output on the D70, so it would had been too complicated.”

Instead, he decided to shoot a long exposure, and trigger the flashes himself.

“We needed a couple of tries to get the timing correct. It took 7 seconds for Bibi to hit the jump if he started from a stand still. So someone would start the 10 seconds timer, and I would ask Bibi to wait 4 seconds before going for it,” says Picard. “I set up a 4-second long exposure, so I knew the photo would start to be taken a second before he hit the jump, allowing me a margin of 3 seconds to trigger the flash.”

And… it worked! On the first try at that. After a few more practice runs, they used this setup to capture the photos below of Bibi doing a Tailwhip—that’s where you push the back of the bike and let it rotate 360° underneath you in the air… imagine doing that with a full-sized DSLR strapped to your head:

And here’s a photo of the trick in action:

Picard admits that the photos they captured are far from perfect.

“You can see the flashes and I cut off the right hand… but I don’t care,” he says. “I had a unique photo at that time, we had some fun, and nobody got hurt. In that kind of photography it’s all that really matters at the end.”

Truer words have never been spoken. A big thank you to Hadrien for sharing this story with us—and to Bibi and Alex Dropsy and Guilbert for helping to bring this idea to life 14 years ago. If you want to see more of Hadrien’s work, be sure to visit his website or give him a follow on Instagram.

Image credits: All photos by Hadrien Picard and used with permission.

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[dstark707]

Uploaded 2 #videos (the top 2 in the 2nd pic),because of my #iphone being annoying and it didn’t have enough space to save it in a full length video instead of two. #youtubevideo #youtube #youtubevideos #youtuber #youtubechannel #skate #skateboard #skateboardingisfun #skatelife #skateordie #skateboards #skateclips added the #helmetmount #goprohero5 #gopro #goprovideos #goproskateboarding #goproskate #goprohead #goproheadmont #fixie #fixies #fixedgearbike #fixedgearbikes #fixedgearlife #fixedgearbikeporn #fixedgearbicycle. https://www.instagram.com/p/CGZDvuLlCqo/?igshid=c3t3n1ilxkhv