H.EXP. 1.2 -return to origins-

Cycle is closing and I have retorned to similar mounting system that I had used at first experiences about helmetcam.

Cable-Cam, by Bri

The idea is simple: A taut cable between trees and a camcorder moving along and recording incredible footage. This is not 'Helmetcam' anymore, but it's 'experience', isn't?

Choosing stabilizer

Stabilization test. A little shaken MTB path from montonm on Vimeo.

Improving H.EXP 7.0: 7.0+ and 7.1+

The H.EXP 7.0 was designed thinking to put every kind of cameras in, but obviously cameras with light weight and small size makes to wear the helmet more comfortable. Recently I bought a Panasonic Lumix DMC FT1 (TS1 in USA) and I was looking for the best way to carry it on the helmet.

CMOS: wobble - jello effect -

In my first experiences with wobbling of footage after stabilization process,I thought it was caused by cheap lenses distorting the images, but the main factor is the CMOS sensor inside many photo cameras, video cámeras and most of 'one-piece helmetcams' that you can buy.
It is the result of operation by 'rolling shutter', opposite to 'global shutter' usual in CCD sensors.

7.0 (universal mounting)

Everytime that I start a experiment, I expect it will be the definitive. One more time, I was sure that it would be in this way.