Camera goggles.

[Old Mill Tree Care]

I was looking for info on helmet cams and found the Liquid Images Summit Series goggles.

They incorporate an HD camera into ski goggles with large on/off switch next to the eye lens.

Sorry, I don't know how to attach a link.

 

Anyway, I wondered if anyone has used them or bought them. Pros and cons that I can see are:

No bulky camera on top of helmet

Definitely pointing the right way

 

A bit hot to wear.

 

What do you think?

[wisewood]

Is this the one?

 

To post a link click the icon that looks like a blue ball above and then paste in web page you want to link. If youtube click the share tab and copy and paste this code into the insert link box (blue ball icon thingy).

Hope that helps:001_smile:

Can anyone explain how to post youtube video on here? I only seem to be able to post link

[Robert_S]

these ?

 

Liquid Image outs Summit Series Snow Camera goggles ahead of CES -- Engadget

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Wisewood, yes thats the one.

 

Robert.S, I think that must be an earlier model.

 

So what do people think?

[Old Mill Tree Care]

http://http://pointofviewcameras.co.uk/liquid-image-summit-series-335.html

 

Ok thanks. Here is the link to them (if I've done it right) but the newer version is the one on Wisewood's link above.

[Ross Beaumont]

I think that looks prity cool id like to have a look at them and see what the pics and videos come out like after filming and to see what the sound quality is like ill have a look on youtube and see what i can find. But they look sweet good find

[Old Mill Tree Care]

The YouTube videos look top notch.

 

Really I'm interested in any drawbacks you guys can think of.

[Robert_S]

The YouTube videos look top notch.

 

Really I'm interested in any drawbacks you guys can think of.

 

you look like scuba steve up the tree?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

A clear version for my fungi vids would be cool!

[Adam Bourne]

you look like scuba steve up the tree?

 

 

you made me wanna watch big daddy now....

 

think there cool but think the work we do would generate a lot of steam on the glass and think even in winter they would become a bit warm.....never no until you try though.