Cameras and accessories

Filming has never been as accessible and outputs as high-quality as now. The basis is a good camera. When choosing, we recommend that you consider not only according to the technical specifications given by the manufacturer, but also according to real images and reviews. What looks good on paper may not hold up in real use in less than ideal conditions, e.g. somewhere on the trail. A good manufacturer is also known by the availability of spare parts and accessories, such as various holders and cases.

Sports cameras have become a popular accessory for cyclists who want to capture their cycling adventures and share them with others. These cameras are specially designed to withstand the rigours of outdoor activities, including cycling, and offer a range of features to capture high-quality footage.

What are the main advantages of sports cameras?

High-quality video and image capture: Sports cameras can record high-definition video, often 4K. They also offer features such as image stabilization and wide-angle lenses that allow cyclists to capture smooth and captivating footage of their rides.
Durability and weather resistance: These cameras are built to withstand harsh environments and various weather conditions. They are typically shockproof, dustproof, and waterproof, making them suitable for cycling in a variety of terrains and weather conditions.
Mounting options: Sports cameras come with a variety of mounting options that allow riders to attach the camera to their helmet, handlebars, or other parts of the bike. Cyclists can thus capture images from different angles and perspectives, which increases the overall viewing experience.
Wireless connection and sharing: Many sports cameras offer wireless connectivity options that allow cyclists to transfer footage directly to smartphones or other devices. This makes it easy for them to edit and share their cycling adventures on social media platforms or with friends and family.

What should be considered when choosing a camera?

Tests and reviews: Read reviews, compare different models, and consider feedback from other cyclists. Look for reputable brands known for producing reliable and high-quality sports cameras.
Budget: Determine your budget range and find a camera that offers the features you need within your price range. Consider the value, durability, and performance of the camera when deciding.
Accessories and compatibility: Check the availability and compatibility of other accessories, such as mounts, cases or specialized lenses. Make sure the camera you pick has a wide range of compatible accessories so you can customize your setup to suit your needs.
Warranty and customer support: Check the manufacturer's warranty period and customer support reputation. A reliable warranty and good customer support are important in case there are any problems with the camera.