My only experience was a few years ago with a camera mounted on my helmet.
It worked really well in showing me where I was looking--right or wrong.
Unfortunately, it wasn't mounted perfectly level. SO, the resulting video is
cockeyed. But, in combination with the video from the roll bar-mounted
camera, it was very educational.
Many new systems have the capability for multiple pencil cameras. That's
great for aiming at your instruments, the road ahead & wherever else you
want.
Norm Sippel
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[mailto:vintage-race-bounces+twobees=sprynet.com@autox.team.net] On Behalf
Of DRR
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 9:52 AM
To: Vintage Race Net
Subject: [Vintage-race] In Car Video
Recently I have seen a number of cars at vintage races with in car video
recording systems using remote "lipstick" or "bullet" cameras.
Has anyone had particularly good (or bad) results with the playback
quality of any of these systems? Any system that you would recommend?
Thanks.
~ Dick Rothman
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