Product Description

Oregon Scientific ATC2K is a true outdoor digital camera developed for hiking through rugged terrain. It comes with mounting hardware to securely connect to various gear. It can shoot 30 fps movies at 640x480 VGA resolution to its onboard 32MB memory. Need more storage? It has a slot for adding an optional SD memory card (rated up to 2GB). It includes a USB cable for transferring images to a computer and it also has an RCA composite connector to play directly to an NTSC TV ( PAL TV connectivity also possible). Waterproof to 3 meters, the ATC2K is the digital-camera designed to deliver all the images you want to capture from your adventures into the wild. SD card expansion up to 2GB - onboard memory is 32MB Operates with 2 AA batteries, not included Unit Dimensions - 4.25L x 1.75D x 2.25H (inch)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #441 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: Oregon Scientific
• Model: ATC2K
• Dimensions: 2.90" h x 9.40" w x 9.30" l, 1.32 pounds

Features

• Full-function, hands-free, digital recording
• Waterproof up to 3 meters and shock-resistant for extreme conditions
• Mounts easily on helmets, handlebars, and other sports equipment
• 640 x 480 VGA resolution at 30 frames per second
• USB and RCA cables included for easy playback on PC or TV (NTSC)

Customer Reviews

Great camera
Love this. Great pictures easy to use and hook up to computer to transfer file. Even has built in Mic....would be nice to have a better way to hook to a helmet.

Affordable, durable 'Action Cam' performs as advertised.
I purchased this camera (along with a 2gb SD card) with the intention of capturing on-board video while riding my motorcycle. My initial experience was that the video quality exceeded my expectations, but the microphone was a bit too well protected. After reading a few reviews, I discovered that a rubber waterproofing cover was responsible for muting the mic, but that it could be removed. After searching for a driver/bit to fit the (recessed triangle) fasteners, I managed to successfully use a $1 eyeglass flathead screwdriver to remove the two mic cover screws. I then carefully packed the microphone cavity (knowing that microphones are extremely delicate) with cotton from a cotton swab, adding even more directly under the cover. As other reviews mention, this fix restores the sound to that of other DV cams (I saved the rubber mic cover in case I decide to jump my motorcycle into a lake ;-). I spent just over $100 for my ATC 2K, and feel I got a good deal, despite others' complaints about the buttons being too stiff, etc. This camera is perfect for what I bought it for.

Nifty.
Does what its supposed to do. although the sounds picks up everything but voices, it seems. but excellent overall. taking it whitewater rafting later this summer. . can't wait to see how it does.