Description

A video device designed to record extreme activities, which is notable for having two screens: a larger rear one for previewing and controlling the recording, and a smaller front one for selfies and vlogging.

These cameras are usually waterproof (usually up to 30 meters with a housing) and record in high definition (such as 4K), have Wi-Fi connectivity to transfer files to a mobile phone, and come with various mounting accessories.

Key Features Dual Screen: One main rear LCD screen for control and viewing, and a small front screen to see yourself. High Resolution: The ability to record high-definition video, such as 1080p or even 4K, to capture crisp details.

-Waterproof: Typically requires a housing for submersion in water and can operate at depths of up to 30 meters. Wide Viewing Angle: Typically offers a wide angle lens to capture more of the scene, such as 120 or 170.

-Connectivity: Includes Wi-Fi for connecting to a smartphone via an app, allowing you to control the camera and download files.

-Accessories: Comes with a variety of mounts and accessories for mounting on helmets, bikes, handlebars, etc. for different uses.

-Common Additional Features Image stabilization: Some cameras have electronic image stabilization (EIS) for smoother shots, even with sudden shakes or movements.

-Recording and photo modes: These offer a variety of options, including regular video, slow motion, burst photos, and a timer.

-Battery: These often include rechargeable batteries, and some packages