Backroads Magazine has a product review on the POV.HD and also shows how they have hard wired a unit into a motorcycle. Check out how they use the POV.HD and it’s accessories. Read the full article here.
“A ride through Southern Utah this June and some of the best scenery ever. I was riding a Harley Ultra 110 with the camera mounted on the handle bar clutch reservoir. The image was so rock solid that I didn’t have to use any Final Cut image stabilization passes.” - 110cvo
“I’ve used a POV.HD for 6 months now. This is a compilation of some recordings I made to show how the V.I.O. POV.HD performs in different conditions (vibration, light, temperature). No post-processing has been done, just some cutting. About 40% was shot in 25 fps and 60% in 30 fps. The material is re-encoded to 30 fps so some parts may not look as smooth as the original. The original material looks better then what you see here on YouTube. Clips with lots of movement in it, suffer from the YouTube compression.” - kingjohas
“A ride back from Shurburn (Yorkshire, U.K.) with the POV.HD in loop mode, and a near miss with a stupid deer! Now this is why the loop mode and tag feature on the POV.HD is the shiz, had I been recording on another camera I would of missed this. By the way this was filmed at 720p at 30f/s” - tommysyson
“Rolling Thunder Ride For Freedom XXIV - May 29th, 2011. Video starts at North Pentagon Parking lot and follows the entire parade route from the North Pentagon Parking Lot to the end near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC.” - Jethro Bodine
“Thank you for shipping me my POV,HD in time to shoot a motorcycle helmet camera video. I happen to belong to a BMW motorcycle club that, weather permitting, has a 2nd Sunday breakfast and ride each month. This was shot at 720p60″ - Rick Klain
Great point-of-view motorcycle road trip footage from Norway’s North Cape.
“Compilatie van de mooiste video beelden van North Cape Quest. De reis van Marcus Kingma voor MDA, Muscular Dystrophy Association, naar de Noordkaap.” - Marcuskingma
This V.I.O. point-of-view video was captured in Egypt and Sudan during an overland expedition from Europe to Cape Town on BMW motorcycles. See more on www.afrikou.com
