Matt Hobbs from Vital Films presents The Expansion “Vol. 3.” This episode features Aidan Sheahan and Torin Yater-Wallace at Snowmass CO for a few days in the new park. Check out the epic triple line and watch for the POV.HD footage!
The POV.HD was reviewed in the November 2011 issue of Dirt Wheels Magazine.
Check out the POV.HD in Dirt Wheels here.
“I purchased mine from Launch Helmet Cams and have enjoyed every minute with this cam, and love the results when i go to edit in full 1920 x 1080 Just awesome. 
” - YODAKNOWSALL
New Features:
- Added UI support for multiple languages: Czech, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Norwegian, Polish, and Spanish
- Added 480p30 and 480p25 resolution/frame rates for compatibility with non-HD TV
Improvements:
- Power Off Time-out will no longer interrupt Save Tags or Compile Tags editing features.
- Power Off Time-out will no longer interrupt file transfers via USB.
- In 1080p and 720p the one pixel white line no longer appears at the top of the frame
The POV.HD goes cruising on Lake Superior in Marquette, MI to capture some summer sailing! Aerial footage provided by Aerial Vantage Production - with the POV.HD
The POV.HD camera from V.I.O. captures the point-of-view from racing enthusiast Michael Dunlop in the Cookstown 100 race.
The New York Times article and video shot Alpha Company team leader, Specialist Michael Gannon using his V.I.O. POV.T.
“For more than five years, troops in Iraq and Afghanistan have been documenting their lives at war with small video recorders attached to the side of their Kevlar helmets. Through these helmet cams, personal brushes with combat look like first-person-shooter video games, though rawer and more chaotic and replete with real-life soundtracks of explosions, zinging bullets and muttered invectives.
On Dec. 8, 2010, soldiers from Alpha Company, First Battalion, 87th Infantry, went on a long foot patrol to the village of Haruti in the northern Afghan province of Kunduz. About three hours into the mission, insurgent fighters ambushed them. For the next six hours, the two sides engaged in cat-and-mouse gun battles across rutted fields and around the corners of walled compounds.
An Alpha Company team leader, Specialist Michael Gannon, recorded much of the fighting using a helmet cam. He gave the footage to The New York Times and we have edited it into a seven-and-a-half-minute video which includes narration by him.” - The New York Times
