ContourHD: The first wearable HD camcorder

Posted in Camcorders by Conner Flynn on April 27th, 2009

ContourHD: The first wearable HD camcorderLook at this guy. He exudes a confidence that says, I’m off to have an adventure and I’m not afraid to record it. He’s “wearing” the ContourHD which claims to be the world’s first wearable HD camcorder.

It weighs just four ounces and the anodized aluminum device can snap on your equipment. Like ski goggles for instance. It shoots HD video (1280×720) at 30fps, or SD at 60fps. Storage is in the form of MicroSD cards up to 16GB, which will provide up to 8 hours of HD and 16 hours of SD per card.

It should come in handy for all kinds of Jackass-like stunts.

[Gizmodo]

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7 Comments to “ContourHD: The first wearable HD camcorder”
  1. Rich Says:

    Looks like a decent camera. I also checked out the video samples that they have on their website and it looks pretty good. We’ll see if the video looks good for Jackass type stunts but I can tell you that it works for action sports. Thanks for the info.

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