I have a ten year old disposable camera with a fisheye lens. It isn't removable and the camera doesn't have a view finder. There is a built in flash and the body is made of cheap plastic.
If you drop it whilst riding it doesn't smash like an iPhone.
I celotaped it to my handlebars and took it to the Tour de France.
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| The set up |
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| Descent to Bourg St. Maurice |
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| Col du Madeleine - Caravan |
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| Climb to Arc 1800 |
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| Descent of the north side of the Col Du Madeleine |
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| A Dutch man and Lassie |
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| Froome and Richie Porte |
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| First hairpin of the descent |
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| Ascent to Plan Peisey from Landry |
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| Summit Restaurant on Cormet de Roseland |
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| Vicious on Petit St. Bernard |
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| Bike in Nancroix |
Notes:
I used Kodak 400 35mm - 36 exp.
Just what I found in the drawer.
Didn't quite work on the misty mountain top when the Tour came over the Madeleine. Wish I'd had a 200.
I processed by film using
The Film Processors, very pleased with the quality, quick service and turn around. From posting the film to receiving the print it was 4 working days.
This camera doesn't have as much lens as some others. I think it shows about 160 degrees of the view.
When it comes to shots especially animals I need to get much closer, like SO closer I'm basically touchin e.g. my Lassie shot and the bike leaning up on Nancroix
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