Good question by the Airsoft Headquarters. With more compact action cams that can be readily mounted on airsoft guns and gear, we have all the options to capture the airsoft action at different angles without needing an extra hand. But how many cameras will one need to get proper footage of the action? Feel free to comment.
RAP4 now goes into the helmet cam market with this release... "Real Action Paintball is proud to announce a new way to capture all the action at your next game: the RAP4 Helmet Camcorder. Perfect for capturing point-of-view action in paintball, this tough little camera mounts to any helmet you own to capture rock climbing, mountain biking, skiing, even jumping out of airplanes or launching your dirt bike off a ramp.
A smaller gun/helmet cam which looks like a spy cam converted for tactical activities at RedWolf Airsoft... "NITRO.Vo comes out with an awesome new product, the Gun Cam. Using a Micro SD card as memory, the VITRO.Vo gun cam is said to be the World smallest portable DVR. Perfect for mounting on the RIS system on your AEG/GBB, or even on your helmet with the use of an Ops-Core ACH-ARC Accessory Rail Connector.
Let’s all agree Airsoft is indeed a sport, despite not having its superstars, multi-national corporate sponsors or fans it is still a sport. Just like any sporting event we would like to capture as much of the action as possible. For years airsofters had to contend with taking still images of the action using 35mm film. The number of images taken was limited by the number of shots in a roll of film. When digital cameras came our horizons widened and we were able to take more photos than before. However we were still limited to still images, skirmish actions frozen in time devoid of sound.
The Latest News
