(12-06-2018, 11:43 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: GO ..I wear a point and shoot camera on a lanyard around my neck, every time I go for a ride, and have for maybe 20 years? I use it to record trips, scenery, riding partners, anything I would want to remember later

in this pic you can see it hanging around my neck. This was back in 2006 I believe.



In order to use it I just grab it by my stomach with my left hand, lift, press one button to turn it on, point it in the direction I want to shoot, and press another button to take the pic. If at anytime I feel I need both hands on the bars I can just drop it, and it will be caught by the lanyard and turn itself off.

You can shoot in front of you



behind you over the shoulder



behind you using the mirrors ..left (notice camera in mirror)



right



scenery or atmospheric conditions







Candid moments that convey a part of a trip





I love my lanyard cam and the memories of the rides/trips I take that I get to see again and share with others. It would be a rare day that you would find me riding without the camera. it's a part of my gear like my helmet and gloves.

(12-07-2018, 01:57 PM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote:

(12-06-2018, 11:43 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: GO ..I wear a point and shoot camera on a lanyard around my neck, every time I go for a ride, and have for maybe 20 years? I use it to record trips, scenery, riding partners, anything I would want to remember later

in this pic you can see it hanging around my neck. This was back in 2006 I believe.



In order to use it I just grab it by my stomach with my left hand, lift, press one button to turn it on, point it in the direction I want to shoot, and press another button to take the pic. If at anytime I feel I need both hands on the bars I can just drop it, and it will be caught by the lanyard and turn itself off.

You can shoot in front of you



behind you over the shoulder



behind you using the mirrors ..left (notice camera in mirror)



right



scenery or atmospheric conditions







Candid moments that convey a part of a trip





I love my lanyard cam and the memories of the rides/trips I take that I get to see again and share with others. It would be a rare day that you would find me riding without the camera. it's a part of my gear like my helmet and gloves.

Thanks for sharing the detail Ferret. Some very nice pics too and I see with a "real" camera too. That helps explain the sharpness. Never considered a lanyard due to anchoring it somewhere to prevent wind flapping.

I have been mounting on various points on the bike, but as you know, it limits the flexibility of use. Helmet is typical, but in the case of video you get "shoulder-check sea sickness" effect on playback. I have used chest mount, but same limitations as bike mount. Lately I have been using wrist mount which appears to be the most flexible I have used thus far, and it is particularly versatile with the remote wireless shutter button attached to my jacket, sleeve or handlebar.

About 15 years ago I used a real camera, but used a plain old camera mount on the handlebar. Images were great, but handlebar controls, vibration and such jazz would always get in the way. I used to do the pocket pull, but without the lanyard, well, you know.

By the way, the winter images are cool.