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Question: Looking for a camera for motorcycling. Drift HD Ghost vs. GoPro Hero 3+ Silver vs. Sony AS100v?
Document: Let me start off by saying I did a lot of research. I was looking at the GoPro, Contour, Sony Action Cam, and the Drift HD Ghost. I decided on the Drift because of all of the features it has. If you look on youtube.com you can find a comparison video of all four of the earlier mentioned cameras. After looking at quality, reliability, and ease of use the deciding factor for buying the Drift was the built in lcd screen. I think the form factor is much better than GoPro because it is much more streamlined.
They told me that all sd cards do that when they reach 4gb which was 30 minutes (recording in 1080p 170fov).The video quality is quite good but is beat out by the GoPro 3 Black. The images are great and I am used to my DSLR(Canon t3i). Overall it is a great product and I look forward to testing it out more. I will try to update this review as I find out more. If you have a question that can only be answered by a Drift HD Ghost owner please post it in the comments section of this review, don't ask me stuff you can find out by looking at the specs or reading the manual, thanks.
I'm in love with my HD Ghost camera.I got this as a birthday present after months of tremendous frustration with both my GoPro Hero 3 and my Contour. Long story short, I had a lot of problems with the GoPro Hero (namely, battery life - mine would crap out after 30 MINUTES! Seriously! I assumed this was a factory defect so the rest of my frustrations stemmed from attempting to deal with GoPro's nonexistent customer service. My other issue was with the firmware). I was upset and decided I no longer wanted to use GoPro products.
The detail is exquisite, and you can read street signs, see leaves, see details in the shade which most other cameras miss. It is on par with the Go Pro Black Hero 3 in terms of detail.2) Color Accuracy. This camera beats all others in Color Accuracy. The entry level Drift HD is too vivid and has a bit of yellow to it. The Go Pro has a slight sepia tone. And the Contour is actually pretty good, but again a little artificial and too vivid. The color accuracy of the Ghost HD is superb.3) Remote control - two way remote is fantastic.
I know a lot of people with these cameras, and as part of my selection process, I tested out my friends Contours, Go Pros, and Drift HDs. In the end the Drift HD Ghost is a standout product with superior functionality and video quality.Why I think it's the best:1) Excellent picture quality captures more detail than the competition. I found this camera to capture more detail than every camera except the Go Pro Hero 3 Black. It certainly eclipses the Contour and is a lot better than the Drift HD 1080 (which actually produces a blurry picture at the edges).
I had a Contour and it was fine for many things but not all, and they apparently went out of business so that's not going to help me in the long run. My friend bought me an HD Ghost to make up for the GoPro and I absolutely love it.First, I love the design. It's a sleek little bullet-looking camera. I'm a sucker for looks, and I think the HD Ghost is a beauty, unlike the box-y GoPro. It doesn't look like any other camera out there.
The key to getting good videos is getting multiple angle shots and edit them together later to make an interesting video. Shooting everything from the same mounting location is rather borning IMO.UPDATE 1/12/2014: I got theDrift GoPro Mount Adaptor for HD Camerasand now I can mount the Ghost HD using any of the many available GoPro mounts, so that lack of mounts really isnt a CON anymore.- Low lighting sucks. You need a sufficient amount of light to get good looking videos. For example, in dark room with only one ceiling light this won't be enough.
The package it came in was really awesome. Reminded me of Apple products. And above all, it came with everything! The whole camera comes with most of the accessories that you need (helmet and goggle mount, remote control). The only thing I've purchased that is extra is a shoulder mount.The HD Ghost and the Hero 3 basically have the exact same specs and IMO, they shoot the same quality video. What the HD Ghost has that is better is a significantly longer battery life. I'm talking almost three times as long as my Hero.
If Drift Innovation is making no effort to address it, it compounds the issue.I've given the cam 2 stars for video quality, range of options, and aesthetics (much more streamlined on my helmet, than my GoPros).This is an unconditional deal killer for me. I would NOT recommend this camera, as opposed to the GoPro Hero 3.YMMV...
I did a lot of research and comparisons before deciding on the Drift HD Ghost. I have no buyers remorse whatsoever. I use this camera for dual sport motorcycling, skydiving, and aviation (flight instruction).Firstly, the packaging is outstanding. Right from the get-go it just says 'attention to detail'. The 'manual' that comes in the box is sparse to say the least, but who reads those anyway? Everything you could possibly need is online at their website. They have forums, help, instruction videos on Vimeo and YouTube....you can't NOT find anything.The camera form factor is excellent for my applications.
Answer: Depends on a multitude of issues such as size, brand, features and lastly price. When I looked at buying a camera I cared less for brand and more for features and price which is why I chose the Drift HD Ghost. I did not regret my decision, in fact I would buy it again. Hope this helps.