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This category collects the articles of the section "Articles About Bicycling Video" of sheldonbrown.com. The list below follows the overview page; entries that link to sheldonbrown.com have not been mirrored yet. All articles in this category are listed automatically at the bottom of the page.
- The Sony HDR-AS100V helmet camera
- A modern camera with many advanced features, including image stabilization
- the Mobius M800 action camera/dashcam
- A small, versatile and inexpensive camera, but i've ahd a reliability issue.
- The Garmin VIRB 360 camera
- This camera takes video in the round, keeps it upright and points in the direction you are riding. Pricey, though!
- The Go Pro Helmet Hero HD helmet camera
- The first high-definition GoPro, very reliable. I still use one.
- The Contour HD1080 helmet camera
- Contour was GoPro's main competition around 2012. My Contour camera has neat features, laser aiming and a rotatable sensor. It served me well until I dropped it and it went out of focus. This is supposed to be fixable and I've tried, but I have yet to succeed.
- Techmoan Web site -- reviews of action cams
- Techmoan, Matt, reviews action cameras, thoroughly, with a sense of humour. (Spelling is intentional: he is British). Note though that he reviews new cameras and so he can't test reliability. I've had a couple of Mobius cameras he recommended quit just after the warranty ran out. Otherwise, his reviews have been very helpful.
- Synchronizing multi-camera shoots
- Some newer cameras start-stop in synch by wi-fi, but it is also possible to synchronize using hand claps, a variation on the classic Hollywood clapperboard technique.
- Image stabilization for bicycle video
- A description of the different types of image stabilization and how they work with bicycle video.
- VirtualDub video processor
- A free video processing application that runs in Windows, with a large array of plug-ins, useful especially for preprocessing.
- Deinterlacing
- Deinterlacing improves the display quality of old standard-definition videos, especially as displayed on a computer screen. There is a rather good deinterlacing plug-in for VirtualDub.
- Deshaker image stabilization plug-in for Virtualdub
- Deshaker is a highly configurable image-stabilization plugin which produces excellent results with bicycle video. You must change the settings, though!
- Saving to MP4 in VirtualDub
- By default, VirtualDub saves in .AVI format, but with some plugins and a workaround, it can save to .MP4, which makes smaller files and works better in video editors.
- Using Virtualdub to improve video from VHS tape
- An article on another site -- helpful with old tapes.
- Pinnacle and Avid editing software
- I use Pinnacle Studio Ultimate software, which is derived from very high-end Avid software. Review is here.
- Five Ways to Create a Picture in Picture in Pinnacle Studio Ultimate
- You'll want a picture in picture when shooting front and rear video. Pinnacle has accumulated several different ways to create a picture in picture, with overlapping features. This article will help you figure out which module to use.
- Pinnacle overwrites voiceovers...
- Preventing and recovering from some bad behavior.
Pages in category "Video"
The following 14 pages are in this category, out of 14 total.

