Cambox V4 Pro Action Cam (Brushed Aluminium)

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Like the Nikon D3500, you won’t be doing any professional photography gigs, but it’s a great way to get your feet wet and start learning how to use a DSLR.

Okay, let’s say you want to take some GREAT videos at horse shows, but you’re not quite in the market to spend a fortune on a video camera? The Sony NEX-VG30H is a great option. GoPro brought the first action cameras to life for equestrians, and they are staying competitive. If you want super smooth stabilized video, live-streaming, voice controls, and extreme ruggedness, you may enjoy the GoPro HERO7.The biggest problem is that it does NOT work indoors. (Read our article about 5 Soloshot alternatives.) We’ve all been there: you want to see videos of your rides, but you don’t always have someone available to stand there for an hour filming you.

Now all I can say is I really want to get my hands on the Isi3 as I'm excited to try using all these extra functions! It also has weather sealing, which can be a must for the potential environmental hazards you’ll find at both indoor and outdoor horse shows and around the barn. Dust, rain, and horse slobber won’t slow this bad boy down. The GoPro HERO7 is a useful little camera for vloggers who are just starting out. It takes amazing 4K video and has a neat feature called “HyperSmooth” that provides great stabilization. Cambox is a helmet camera that was designed specifically with the horse rider in mind. It fits under your visor, so you don’t need to worry about strapping a big device to your head.Another option for horse people is the Saddlebrook BarnCam. They offer both wireless and wired camera systems that can be transmitted to your TV as well as a webcam version. If you’re an active vlogger who films at horse shows, lessons, or around your property, this small-yet-mighty camera is the perfect choice. This camera takes amazing 4K video, has epic stabilization for high-movement filming, features night vision, and has wifi. Additionally, imagine how much peace of mind you’d have being able to see what’s going on inside your trailer during a long (or short) trip. Is everyone happily munching hay? Do you need to pull over?

I would absolutely recommend it to a friend– it's a fantastic, quality bit of kit that can really enhance your training! It's so well designed for riders, and all the little features have been carefully thought about. It's by far the best headcam I've tried so far! Wireless” in the sense that you don’t need to run a wire from the monitor screen to the camera, but both the screen and camera do need to be wired into a power source

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If you chose to record you can either start it manually, set a time, OR have it record when it senses motion. Cons? There are some reported issues with stabilization when zoomed, and autofocus can be a bit off.

The cameras are all wired to a control unit, which needs to be plugged in to power. This unit can then transmit the data to a receiver and then you can view the video on your TV. This action camera is one of a series that SJCAM has been making. Like the other newer action cameras on the market it has stabilized 4K video. You can buy more Velcros separately to put on other hats/silks (I ended up buying another 5). The only issue I've found is that once the Velcro's on, it's not coming off, which has its pros and cons. But to be honest, I wouldn’t want to take it off anyway. I also have “temp” velcros which consist of 3 circles of velcro to attach to your hat, rather than a full strip, so I use these more on my baseball style caps.