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278-293 Camcorders_Layout 1 9/23/11 4:03 PM Page 278 CAMCORDERS 278 Sport & Helmet Video Cameras www.BandH.com HD 170 Stealth Muvi Atom Muvi Mini Cam Action Camera • Ultra-compact, just 1.75 x .75 x .75” • Ultra compact • 1920 x 1080 & 1280 x 720p HD recording • Use the included sports mounting kit and • Record standard defintion 640 x 480 • 60, 50, 30, 25 fps universal mounting clip to attach it to a bike, • 2MP CMOS Sensor • 300° lens rotation helmet, wall, etc. • Standby mode with noise activation • 4x digital zoom • Record standard defintion 640 x 480 • micro SD slot (includes a 2GB card) • Built-in 1.5” LCD screen • Standby mode with noise activation • Optional extreme sports mounting kit available • 32MB built-in memory • Captures 1280 x 960 digital stills #VEVCC003M ...........................................54.99 • SD memory card slot • micro SD slot (includes a 2GB card) Muvi-PRO Mini Cam: Same as above, plus time and date stamp, • Water resistant #VEVCC004B..............................69.00 30 fp and includes 4GB card. (VEVCC003P)..........................59.99 HD 170 Stealth: Includes battery, remote, handle bar grip, goggle mount, head strap, helmet grip, HDMI cable (DRSHD170) ....169.00 Universal Surface Suction Mount for Muvi HD (VEMCWS).........................................................................................................34.95 Standard battery (1100mAh) Replacement (DRBHD170)..........19.99 Pro Handle Bar Mount: Attaches Muvi safely to a bicycle. (VEMHB) ..........................................................................................28.42 Long Life (1750mAh) Battery (DRLLB) ....................................28.99 Atom Pro Handlebar Mount: For Muvi Atom, includes universal tripod mount (VEMPHBMA)........................................................29.90 Battery Charger for HD170 Camera Battery (DRCCZ).............27.30 Muvi Extreme Sports Pack: Allows you to strap the Muvi to almost any piece of equipment or your body. (VESPE).......................15.90 Car Charging Cord for HD170 (DRCCQ) ................................19.95 Waterpoof Case for Muvi, Muvi Turin & Muvi Pro: Go 100’ underwater, while allowing access to most controls. (VECWP)...........27.05 Remote Control Handlebar Mount (DRRCM) ..........................14.99 Waterproof Case for Muvi Atom (VECWPA) ......................26.94 Waterproof case for Muvi HD (VECWPMHD) .....................49.95 Monopod (DRMP)................................................................24.90 Mount Kit (DRMKHD170)......................................................14.99 Carry Case for HD170 (DRCC) .................................................29.95 VCC-005-MUVI-HD7+ MUVI-HDPRO Mini HD Camcorder Rear Silicone Cover for HD17 (DRSCHD170)..........................14.99 Mini HD Camcorder • 1920 x 1080p HD • 5MP CMOS Sensor Spare Helmet Mount (DRHM).................................................9.99 • 1280 x 720/30p HD • 160° Field of View fixed lens Spare Handlebar Mount (DRHBM) ..........................................9.99 • microSD card slot • 1.5” LCD Display • 3x Digital Zoom 3.5mm Adapter (DRA35) .....................................................14.95 • 5MP 1/2.5” CMOS Sensor • HDMI output • microSD card slot 3’ RCA Mic-In Cable (DRRCA)..............................................14.99 • 160° Field of View fixed lens • Includes wireless remote, helmet mount External Microphone for HD170 (DRMHD170)........................19.99 • 1.5” LCD Display • 3x Digital Zoom #VEVCC005 (with 8GB microSD card) .....199.00 Waterproof Case for HD170 (DRDWPCASE)...........................39.99 • Includes wireless remote #VEVCC005MHDG (“Gumball 3000” New! DRIFT HD Action Camera (DRDHD).........................369.00 • HDMI and mini-USB output Special Edition).....................................189.00 #VEVCC005M7.................................................................119.99 #VEVCC005M10 (VCC-005-MUVI-HD10 Mini HD)...................149.95 HD Action Video Cam (EPHD1080AC)..................................249.95 Wide Action Video Cam (EPEASC).......................................199.00 XTC-100 Wearable Action SD Camera (MIXTC100VP2)..........79.00 POV. HD Digital Helmet Camera System XTC-150 Extreme Action SD Camera (MIXTC150VP2)...........89.00 Shockproof, waterproof and dustproof, the POV.HD records1920 x 1080p HD video XTC-200 Wearable Action HD Camera (MIXTC200VP3) .......132.99 at 30 fps with incredible sensitivity, vibrant color and enhanced resolution. Also XTC-300 Wearable HD Video Camera (MIXTC300VP4).........249.95 records 1280 x 720p at 60 fps for slow motion sports. Provides realtime correction XTC-350 Wearable HD Video Camera (MIXTC350VP4)........259.95 of lens distortion, vignetting and lens softness. 0.7m-inifinity fixed focus lens boasts XTA-101 Suction Cup Mount (MIXTA101)..............................18.38 142°, 120°, and 95° fields of view for all encompassing video. Also captures digital XTA-102 Handlebar Mount for XTC-100/150 (MIXTA102) ......12.90 stills. Modular mounting options makes it easy to attach the camera wherever you XTA-103 Helmet Mount (MIXTA103) ....................................13.95 need it for the best angle possible. Records to SD/SDHC memory cards. XTA-104 Vented Helmet Camera Mount (MIXTA104).............13.99 • Tag scenes using the wireless remote, improve color and exposure metering with XTA-106 Tree Mount (MIXTA106).........................................12.54 a touch, and a select from Clip, Loop, Loop and forward, and still image mode. XTA-107 Visor Mount (MIXTA107)........................................13.48 • 2” LCD display on recording unit XTA-108 Bow Mount (MIXTA108).........................................15.88 XTA-301 Submersible Case (MIXTA301)...............................19.95 • In-camera editing, exposure control, and 4 recording methods. • Just 4 ‘AA’ batteries power the system for hours of shooting #VIPOVHD (Includes wireless remote control, carrying case, 4GB SDHC Memory Card A/V and USB cables)....................................................599.00 POV Pouch: Fitted Cordura nylon case for the recording unit. Wide Flange Base: Gives a base for attaching to a helmet or any SportsCam DVR-460 Attaches to any belt, pack or vest (VIPOV145)........................19.00 smooth surface. (VIPOV123) .................................................11.95 Waterproof Mini SD Video Camera (SWSACSPORTSC)............93.99 POV Mount Kit: Provides variety ways to attach the head to just POV Power: Keep your POV unit running when attached to car, about anything. (VIPOV650) ..................................................51.35 motorcycle, dirt bike or snowmobile. Connects to cigarette lighter C-Clamp: For mounting POV cam to tube or Picatinny rails or battery via hard-wire adapter cable. (VIPOV149).................41.55 ATC9K All Terrain (VIPOV126)............................................................................7.95 RAM POV Recorder Cradle: Secures the POV recording unit 5 HD Video Camera Ultra Clamp: Mount the camera to different items from 1/8 - 1 ⁄8” allowing for hands-free, worry-free, recording. (VIPOV194) .....24.29 RAM Suction Cup Mount (VIPOV198).................................32.95 • 1080p, 720p HD • Shock resistant • Waterproof to 65’ thick like a bike seat post. Use it with flex mounts or as a stand alone for capturing exciting shots (VIANL016) ........................24.99 • Built-in speaker • 1.5” LCD screen RAM Suction Mount + POV Camera Clamp (VIPOV199)....39.95 • Built-in G-sensor 6” Flex Mount: For hard to get angles (VIANL014)................12.95 Double Hook and Loop Mount (VIANL008) ..........................7.95 • Can be strapped to a helmet, 12” Flex Mount: For hard to get angles (VIANL015)..............14.95 Right Angle Hook & Loop Mount (VIANL009) ......................7.95 handlebars, or goggles POV Chest Harness: Can be worn over and under jackets. Tubular Rail Mount: Allows you to parallel mount your POV cam Shoulder strap attaches to a goggle mount. Camera head can be to your bike's handle bars. (VIPOV125)....................................11.95 #ORATC9K.....................Call mounted on harness shoulder strap or on a helmet or goggles. 5’ Digital AV Cable: 5’ cable for use with the POV.1 camera. Fea- #ORBATC9K (Battery for ATC9K)...29.99 (VIPOV174) .......................................................................Log-on tures an inline mic with adjustable levels for capturing audio #ORGPSATC9K (ATC9K GPS Module)........................................Call POV Chest Harness Kit: Adds POV pouch and goggle mount in a variety of settings. (VIPOV103)........................................48.48 #ORSMATC9K (ATC9K Suction Cup Mount).............................39.99 (VIPOV189) .......................................................................Log-on 16.5’ Digital AV Cable: Same as above (VIPOV105) .............55.41 278-293 Camcorders_Layout 1 9/16/11 12:35 AM Page 279 CAMCORDERS 279 800-947-1175 | 212-444-6675 Quick Dial: 813 Sport & Helmet Video Cameras HD Helmet HERO Wearable 1080p HD Video and Still Photo Camera Everything you need to capture 1080p HD footage as well as 5MP digital stills, from your helmet, vehicle, or other equipment. Includes 3 helmet mounts, 2 gear or vehicle mounts and even a head strap for wearing the camcorder like a head lamp. Take it 180’ underwater thanks to the water- proof housing. Plus, the tough polycarbonate housing protects the camera from jumps, flips, rolls, and crashes. Shoot photos automatically
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