Features

Image Capture

The front of the camera houses three major elements:

• Duel lasers activate on demand, sending out referencing beams indicating two pieces of information, where the camera is pointed, and if it is level.
• The lens itself is a glass eye with a focal length covering the gamut, from arm?s length to infinity, which focuses visual information onto a CMOS image capture card at 640x480 resolution.
• Both the lens and the capture card rotate together 192 degrees within a pivoting hermetically sealed capsule. This means no matter how you mount the camera, VholdR sees a level world.

Armored Video

VholdR is made from brushed aluminum, baked fiberglass and rubber. It's insides are silicon treated and insulated from the elements, keeping the footage rolling in most any weather conditions you may find yourself in.

Single Button Recording Operation

Even with gloves on, hitting the button is easy. Slide it forward and a beep indicates that VholdR is rolling. Slide it back and a beep indicates that it's off. Each flick of the switch creates a new file. Want ten seconds of something? No problem, on and off. Want five minutes? No problem, on . . . and off.

Access

VholdR's rear facing LED hatch houses the movables:

• Removable battery swap on the fly and extras available
• MicroSD card removable and 1GB = 50min. of action
• USB 2.0 cable included in the box
• Indicator lights green=go, yellow=1/3 left, red=uh oh.

Fine Line Processing

Smear kills action video. If a video processor can't keep up with the action, the result is jagged lines and smeared images. So instead of relying on a software-based system, the VholdR utilizes a hardware-based processor dedicated to one thing - video.

Flexible Mounting

Where you put VholdR dictates what kind of video you?ll get. VholdR?s mounting options are designed to give you the flexibility to capture video in ways hardly anyone has predicted. We've planned for flat surfaces like helmets, boards, car hoods, windows, tabletops and more; vented surfaces like bike helmets, cages, backpacks and such; narrow gauge objects like handle bars, golf clubs, ski poles and hang glider frames; and of course large gauge framework such as windsurfing masts, bull horns, roll cages, dogs and whatever you can come up with.