OCLU Action Cam: Delete Unwanted Footage on the Fly

OCLU Carry out River Cam: Delete Unwanted Footage on the Fly

September 25, 2019

Brand new to the industry, Arizona-based OCLU has launched its first fulfill Cam offering a rather singular lineament that allows you to delete unsought clips in-camera, allowing users to avoid woof up retention cards with unnecessary footage.

Offering in-body stabilization that seems to compete well with other action cameras on the grocery store, the OCLU also has an aerodynamic design and a ample selection of accessories. These attachments and casings are sold as "Bundles" that are geared towards submersed usage or attaching the tv camera to specific pieces of equipment.

Perhaps near appealing to extreme sports enthusiasts is the ability to delete footage on the fly using the tv camera's "Live Cut" mode. When you've destroyed filming a specific clip that you don't plan to apply, instead of hitting the record button again to stop, you press a different button to delete the clip. This allows you to avoid backup ma up your micro-SD card with cast-off footage.

Without an enclosure, the OCLU is rated at IPX7 water supply resistance, with the pick of adding a shell which and then allows it to be taken to depths of up to 165ft (50m). It also offers a couple of otherwise nice features, such as a wire that attaches magnetically for convenient charging and file transfer, and a recording mode that is triggered by movement.

The OCLU costs $239.56 with accessories to bind the camera starting at $20. Would the power to delete footage on the go entreaty to you in an action cam? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

Andy Day is a British lensman and writer living in France. He began photographing parkour in 2003 and has been doing weird things in the urban center and elsewhere ever since. He's addicted to climb and owns a fairly useless dog. Atomic number 2 has an MA in Sociology &adenosine monophosphate; Photography which often makes him ponder what whol of this really means.