The possibilities for fun and adventure outdoors are seemingly endless. Sure, you can leisurely stroll through a park or other piece of nature, simply admiring its beauty; but true outdoor enthusiasts usually prefer a slightly more adventurous, active approach. What’s even more fun than enjoying the great outdoors doing active, sometimes extreme sports? Well, watching the replay of your adventure over and over again of course.
POV cameras make this possible. Helmet cams, as they are more commonly known, have allowed outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy and film the activities they love. All while in action, people can film what they are doing from a first person perspective. Mountain bikers can give a unique perspective from their handle bars as they barrel down steep terrain. Snow boarders and skiers can film all their powdery action from the top of their helmet.
POV cameras allow these outdoor enthusiasts to film their stunts, and then broadcast them. They can create movies or television shows, or simply share their adventures with close friends.
The technology of POV cams even allows aquatic enthusiasts to film their activities. Surfers can now give viewers an interesting view, right from inside the barrel. Some cameras are even capable of filming in HD. These cameras are an absolute must of the outdoor enthusiast.
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Growing up in California, I have obtained a healthy affinity for all things water. Admittedly, the drinking water isn’t anything to write home about, but the ocean definitely is. There is a certain thrill about being in the ocean and amongst the waves. There’s an indescribable joy about catching a wave. Water sports don’t, however, end with the ocean. There’s wake boarding, rafting, and all kinds of water sports out there, each with their own thrill.
If you, like me, love water sports, you probably love to watch others compete at the highest levels in the water. You might especially love those first person point of view cameras that capture the action. POV cameras definitely make water sports more interesting, and if you have love for all sports water, you need the right POV camera to suit your aquatic needs.
Certain POV cameras are made to be waterproof. They are made specifically with the surfer, water skier, or rafter in mind. With these tiny, waterproof cameras, you can film all that watery fun, right from your own head. All you need is a helmet to mount the camera and you are good to go. They even make POV snorkeling masks.
These waterproof cameras range anywhere from $150 to $700 dollars and more, so consider your budget and remember to go waterproof.
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This video comes from VholdR.com member thatsmockfoo. Mockfoo braves what I can only imagine is certain death on that ridgeline. With great risk however, comes great reward. The video is hair-raising and the scenery is just amazing. Find the original here.
-DholdR
