Comments on: Review of Twenty20 VholdR Contour HD Camera http://camcorderfreak.com/2009/10/05/review-of-twenty20-vholdr-contour-hd-camera/ Where we like to talk about video Camcorders Thu, 14 Jan 2010 11:21:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: admin http://camcorderfreak.com/2009/10/05/review-of-twenty20-vholdr-contour-hd-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-100 admin Mon, 05 Oct 2009 16:51:43 +0000 http://camcorderfreak.com/?p=173#comment-100 Hello Seems like it has to have built in image stabilization for it to be at all effective. Another intersting POV camera is the GoPro. It's not HD, but the price is right. http://camcorderfreak.com/2009/09/03/review-of-the-gopro-gwh5170-5-megapixel-170-degree-lens-camera-with-housing/ CF Hello

Seems like it has to have built in image stabilization for it to be at all effective. Another intersting POV camera is the GoPro. It’s not HD, but the price is right.

http://camcorderfreak.com/2009/09/03/review-of-the-gopro-gwh5170-5-megapixel-170-degree-lens-camera-with-housing/

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]]> By: Flip in Focus http://camcorderfreak.com/2009/10/05/review-of-twenty20-vholdr-contour-hd-camera/comment-page-1/#comment-99 Flip in Focus Mon, 05 Oct 2009 16:39:17 +0000 http://camcorderfreak.com/?p=173#comment-99 I've seen this sort of thing in use on TV sports, e.g. skiing, motocross, but hadn't seen a consumer version before. The video looks pretty smooth, though I can't find any mention of built-in stabilization. It shoots 720p, like the Flip HD camcorders, and also has a widescreen VGA option. It would seem to be clearly superior for helmet-mount and similar footage, at about a $80-100 premium over Flip. Without a viewscreen, it wouldn't be particularly good for other uses. I might point out that it comes with a 2 GIGAbyte SD card (not 2 Megabyte, as stated above.) And it will accept up to 16GB. Nice! .-= Flip in Focus´s last blog ..<a href="http://flipinfocus.com/forum-topic/overview-flip-ultrahd" rel="nofollow">Overview: Flip UltraHD</a> =-. I’ve seen this sort of thing in use on TV sports, e.g. skiing, motocross, but hadn’t seen a consumer version before. The video looks pretty smooth, though I can’t find any mention of built-in stabilization.

It shoots 720p, like the Flip HD camcorders, and also has a widescreen VGA option. It would seem to be clearly superior for helmet-mount and similar footage, at about a $80-100 premium over Flip. Without a viewscreen, it wouldn’t be particularly good for other uses.

I might point out that it comes with a 2 GIGAbyte SD card (not 2 Megabyte, as stated above.) And it will accept up to 16GB.

Nice!
.-= Flip in Focus´s last blog ..Overview: Flip UltraHD =-.

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