Every now and then we need high utility cameras to record our active lifestyles. Quality images and an uncomplicated manner of execution is demanded out of a camera unit, and in such a scenario nothing seems better than a wearable camcorder that captures high-definition images. Delivered by VholdR, the ContourHD is the lightest and the world’s first wearable HD camcorder intending to live up to our imagery lifestyle and adventure requirements.

What’s in the make?

Made in rigid anodized aluminum, the wearable camcorder can be mounted onto just about anything from goggles to helmets and from bike handles to vehicles. The water and dust resistant camera weighs only 4 ounces and is highly resilient, with high-definition capabilities of capturing videos in two quality settings of either full HD in 1280×720 resolutions at 30fps or in standard resolution of 640×480 at 60fps.

The ContourHD camcorder along with wide angle lens and removable Li-ion battery has built-in microSD card to record up to 8hrs of HD videos while for standard videos the card can muster up to 16hrs of space and the unit can be charged via USB. The ContourHD costs $300 and has two laser beams and a 192° rotating lens to be used to get the best shot every time, while sharing and editing images is made easy by the embedded software which is compatible with both PC and Mac.

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