Hands-Free Digital Video Camera - Mounted on Bow and Gun - Roscoby Riser Cam

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above - Mount right end on bow or gun. Lens is on the left. ~ 9.5" X 2" ~ 14 ounces		Roscoby Riser Cam by Riser Cam, LLC Discontinued by Manufacturer For Informational Purpose ONLY Here's how ... 1. Push a button to record. 2. Aim your weapon/camera at what you want to record ... scenery, your quarry, and especially the final moments of the hunt as you loose your arrow or fire your weapon. You'll automatically capture outstanding video. 3. Shoot your weapon and capture the shot and the quarry's reaction by simply continuing to aim the weapon/camera at the action. 4. Follow your quarry with the camera after the shot. 5. After the action is over, push a button, and the camera is turned off or returns to standby mode. Mount on bow - Camera mounts on bow in stabilizer bushing hole and serves as a stabilizer also. Mount on shotgun - Mounts easily on most pump and auto loading shotguns with shotgun adaptor bracket, which is included. Mount on tripod - Mounts on a tripod or simply place on a flat surface to capture video/audio like any other video camera. (useful for recording yourself and others admiring your trophy). Features Camera has a rubberized protective coating to resist moisture and help cushion against bumps and shock. High-quality lens is protected by a hooded cover which helps keep rain and the sun out, thereby capturing sharp video footage. The lens has a fixed focus, providing sharp focus at variable distances. For example, at 15 yards from your target, you will have a 10 yard field of view. Proprietary "Recoil Absorption Technology" allows the camera to recover from the shock of the shot in a fraction of a second, allowing you to capture the actual impact of the shot in clear focus. Sensitive compact 3.5 mm microphone captures the sounds of your hunt--before the shot, the shot itself, your quarry's reaction, and your excitement after the shot. Save & View Video Video clips are automatically saved as AVI files. Clips can be viewed and/or saved to PC. Video can be viewed on TV . All USB and standard RCA cables are provided. Specifications ~ 640X480 pixels (VGA) ~ 30 frames per second ~ 2-40 yard focus range ~ Operates with minimum ambient light (5 lux) ~ 64 MB of built-in storage ~ Expansion up to 4GB using SD memory card (not included) This means about 3.5 hours of video capture is possible. ~ Camera uses two AA Energizer e2 Lithium batteries (not included). Package Includes ~ Digital Video Camera ~ Shotgun adaptor bracket ~ Quick Start DVD ~ Users manual ~ Carrying bag ~ Microphone ~ Two Battery magazines ~ USB cable for PC hook up ~ RCA cables for TV hook up ~ Lens cloth Computer Requirements ~ Pentium 3: 800 MHz or higher ~ Windows XP or Vista ~ 128 Ram ~ SVGA 800 X 600 resolution support (32 bit) ~ 16 bit Windows compatible sound device ~ Codec support for AVI (MPG-4 compression) Dimensions & Weight ~ 9.5" X 2" ~ 14 ounces Discontinued by Manufacturer For Informational Purpose ONLY
Frontal view	Mounted on bow in stabilizer bushing hole. Functions as stabilizer as well.
Mounted on shotgun with shotgun adaptor bracket which attaches underneath magazine tube cap. Shown here on Remington 1100 shotgun.
The Turkey Pro Sez: "When I first saw a Roscoby Riser Cam, I knew it was the answer that many hunters were looking for...SIMPLICITY in a high-quality digital video camera system, designed specifically for hunters. Everybody wants to capture their hunts on video and show it to their friends and family without the need of a cameraman, an assistant, or friend. It's very difficult to record good video with a modern digital video camera by yourself. The camera needs to be monitored, focused, zoomed in and out, aimed, and adjusted while you are trying to position yourself for the shot in a tree stand or moving around in a blind. I've done it successfully, but it takes lots of practice and you'll have many times when the video is good, but the game gets away, and vice versa. Seldom can one operate a camera, capture good video, and also bag your quarry with the camera perfectly capturing the footage you want. But now, with a Roscoby Riser Cam, your troubles are over. You can capture top-notch video and stay focused on making the right shot at the right time. The camera always stays aimed at the target, as long as you have your bow or gun pointed at the target, which you will naturally be doing anyway. You can produce clear, sharp digital video and audio by yourself. An added benefit is you never have to disclose your secret hunting spots to anyone, and you can still show them your prowess as a hunter! The Roscoby Riser Cam is simple to operate for anyone...novice or experienced alike. I was amazed at how quickly I was able to swing into action. Just read a short briefing about the product in the user's manual, load two AA batteries, insert a 4 GB SD memory card for over three hours of recording time, attach the camera to your bow or shotgun, and you are ready to record. Turn it on with a push of a button, aim it at what you want to capture....it's that simple and foolproof. There is no focusing to do, and you don't have to watch a viewfinder to see what is being captured. However, you do need to have it pointed at what you want to film! I do recommend that you experiment with aiming and shooting video before important hunts, to give you confidence that you are capturing what you want. Practice holding your bow steady, aiming, and recording with the camera. Attached to a shotgun, you just aim the gun at what you want to record. Turning it on and off is a breeze...just push a button, and it's either on, off, recording, or in standby mode....couldn't be easier. I like the fact that the camera can be mounted on a bow, on a shotgun, or on a normal tripod. You can also put it on a level surface for recording video. This gives the hunter lots of flexibility to use the camera in any way you want. The company recommends using only SanDisk brand SD memory cards. I concur, as I have never had a failure with this brand of card. Also, only use Energizer e2 Lithium batteries, because they will hold up longer in the field than other brands. When you are done recording, you can view the video on a television by hooking the camera to the television with the standard RCA cables that come with the unit. To keep the video for posterity, or for editing it with video editing software, you will need to transfer the footage to your PC via the USB cable that comes with the unit. Personally, I prefer to purchase an inexpensive SanDisk 4-n-1 Card Reader and simply insert the SD memory card in it for the fastest transfer to a PC. A simple "cut and paste" or "copy and paste" will quickly transfer your video to your hard drive, then erase the SD card and put it back in the camera. This is a great camera system and I predict that you will be very happy with its ease of use, quality, and flexibility. Make a decision today to capture your memories with a Roscoby Riser Cam. It meets my high standards for functionality, quality, features, and effectiveness."