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Product Description
The Drift Innovation HD Ghost digital action camcorder films in full 1080p HD with a playback screen and remote control. It includes an industry-first two-way LED remote control with on/off indicator light, video recording/tagging capabilities in continuous loop mode, and an integrated 2-inch Gorilla Glass LCD screen. Rugged and waterproof up to 3 meters, the HD Ghost includes mounts for use practically anywhere, a 170-degree fully rotatable wide-angle lens, photo burst mode, zoom function, optional external microphone, night mode, and the ability to shoot high-quality slow motion video in 720p / 60fps.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #881 in Camera & Photo
- Size: ActionCamera
- Color: Black
- Brand: Drift
- Model: 10-005-00
- Dimensions: 1.20" h x 2.00" w x 4.10" l, .37 pounds
- Memory: 256MB
- Battery type: Lithium Ion
- Display size: 2
- Included Software: DRIFT INNOVATION Software Included
Features
- Full HD 1080p video capture
- MicroSD memory capacity up to 32GB
- 60 fps video in 720p resolution and 120 fps video in WVGA resolution
- 11-megapixel still image capture with Photoburst mode
- Built-in noise reducing microphone, integrated speaker and 3.5mm mono plug input
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60 of 60 people found the following review helpful.
By Nathan Andersen
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1GZAYO9FEDMJF I've owned a number of Drift cameras over the past several years, and I've always been impressed, but they keep getting better. The Drift Ghost has been redesigned to be a much smarter, and much more versatile camera -- it's really an all-in-one package that gives you all you need to shoot action video and to get unique shots that you wouldn't try with a more fragile camera. I know that most people get these for the extreme sports and action shots - and I do use this for things I couldn't get otherwise - but as an amateur videographer and documentarian I find that the Drift cameras are useful for lots of other things. They're easy to mount anywhere on just about anything and with the remote control they are extremely flexible to go places I couldn't with a camera in my hand. I've mounted them on a 12' paint pole and stuck it up and out the window of my car, for example, or raised them high over my house. I've gotten POV shots for documentary, and stuck them on the hood of my car with a suction mount to get a shot of someone driving.
The new Ghost shares a number of features with the Drift HD, which was (rather: is) already an excellent and powerful action camera. It has the same form function, the same replaceable Gorilla Glass lens cover, that can be rotated around so you can mount the camera where you need to and still get the orientation you like. They both come with a wearable wrist remote, that allows you to start and stop recording or shoot photos without needing to touch the camera. Both have an LCD screen that allows you to see what you're shooting to be sure you're getting what you want -- that's a feature that has always made the Drift cameras stand out among action cameras. Both allow you to shoot HD video, various modes; time lapse and photos. Both come with two rear covers, one that works as a secure seal against the elements, and one that allows for a USB input for charging and transferring video and an external microphone input. Both record to a micro SD card. Both come with several different mounting solutions, for securing the camera to a helmet, a motorcycle, a surf board, etc.
Here's what's new with the Ghost:
Better hardware, better lens -- The Ghost has revamped hardware, and a better lens, and as a result it shoots discernibly better -- noticeably sharper -- video, and it now does 960p in addition to 1080p, 720p and WVGA. It shoots 11MP stills and they look quite good. Another thing I really like is that now you can adjust the FOV (the "Field of View" or range of the shot) in each of the modes, from 90 degrees, to 127 or 170 degrees. The new 1700 mAH gives you over 3 hours of recording time.
Two-way remote! -- The wrist remote is much improved. It is, first of all, more responsive, and you can control the camera from nearly 30 feet away. Even better, it lets you know when the camera responds. What's really exciting with the new design is that you can enable the "Remote Pairing" option and you get feedback on the remote itself as to what mode the camera is in (green for video, yellow for photo mode, purple for time-lapse mode, cyan for photo burst mode) and you can change the mode remotely. You can pair it with one or more cameras at once - which would be especially useful for getting multiple points of view on the same action.
Much improved onboard microphone -- The audio, right out of the box, is much improved. With the older drifts the audio tended to be muffled and for decent sound you had to connect an external mike. With this one the audio is already good enough for most purposes even without an auxiliary microphone -- in fact I recorded all of the audio on the attached video using the onboard mike on the Ghost. I'm very happy with this improvement.
Redesigned case, bigger screen, waterproof -- The case is the same size as the Drift HD, but it's been redesigned, in a number of significant ways. The buttons have been moved to the side to give more space for an expanded 2" color LCD screen. There's room now to fit the full 1080p image on the screen as well as status and other indicators above and below. Another thing that makes me very happy is that this is waterproof to 3m right out of the box. If you plan to go deep, they sell a case; but for surfing and kiteboarding and kayaking and other surface water sports, this is good to go right out of the box. It also has an indicator light that shows when it's on and ready and what mode it's in and when it's recording (red).
Photoburst and simultaneous photo -- Now you can take photos while you're shooting video. Just press Menu on the camera itself or hit the Action button on the remote. The new photoburst mode is pretty excellent. It's hard to get the perfect action shot, but with this mode you can shoot up to 10 high quality (11MP) images per second, capturing a range of shots from which you can select the perfect one.
Video tagging -- this is an excellent new feature. HD video can be pretty memory intensive, and you don't really want to record everything. At the same time, sometimes something happens that's amazing and you wish you'd been recording. I had this happen a couple of months ago when I was shooting with the Drift HD720 in a waterproof case while I was floating down a river. I'd gotten a lot of underwater footage, of fish and turtles and birds (and of course my kids). But I was running out of memory, so I stopped recording, thinking I'd start up again later. Right then a river otter and its babies started swimming around us and under us, but by the time I got the camera back on and recording, they were gone. Video tagging lets you record continuously (and, as mentioned, the battery lasts for about 3 hours of recording, so it would have been fine for that trip), without filling up the memory card. At any given moment, it only saves a specified interval of video that you've selected, between 10 seconds and 5 minutes. When you realize, after the fact, that you've shot something interesting, you can "tag" the video by pressing the "Menu" button on the camera or the "Action" button on the remote. Then the camera keeps the footage recorded just before and just after you tag it. If you had it set for a 10 second interval, the camera would keep the 10 seconds before you tagged it, the current 10 seconds and then ten more seconds for good measure. This would be excellent at, say, an extreme sports event where athletes were performing the same kinds of stunts over and over, and you didn't really want to get it all but then, every once in a while, something astonishing happens and you want to be sure you don't miss it.
Wi-Fi!! -- Drift has a new connectivity app for iOS (available on the app store) and Android that allows you to change camera settings, shoot and playback directly from the a mobile device - and will also allow you to download and share content directly. This gives a range of control that's unprecedented for this type of device.
Easier firmware updates -- from time to time Drift updates the firmware on their cameras, usually in response to user feedback. They'll announce updates on their webpage or the Drift HD Facebook page, and they've always been easy to access: just drag the updated firmware onto the memory card. In the past, though, you had to go in and select an upgrade from the menu. With the Ghost, it automatically detects updates. When I'd put the new firmware on the card, and I turned it on, the Ghost immediately gave me a message that it was updating the firmware and then shut down when it was done. When I turned it on again, it was ready to go.
On the whole the new Ghost builds on the strong features of its predecessors but goes much farther to make this an extremely versatile package for a wide range of uses. This isn't just an upgrade but is a significant advance -- and as far as I can tell this one has features that no other action camera on the market shares. It's really a complete package that for many will do all they need right out of the box, without any additional accessories. (Although, I have to say if you buy one accessory the newly redesigned suction mount is pretty amazing and extremely useful.) The new Drift Ghost is an exciting camera whose potential I am just beginning to glimpse and I know I will make good use of it, and can't wait to see what other people do with it.
About the video -- I just wanted to make something quick to show the camera in action, and didn't make any effort there to cover all of the features. Most of what I say there applies both to the Drift HD and the Drift Ghost, but the Ghost is a pretty fantastic upgrade and has a lot of new features that I've outlined above. All of the footage in the video was shot with the Ghost, using either mounts that come with the camera or that Drift sells as accessories (like the fantastic suction cup mount they sell for mounting the camera on almost any smooth surface).
Note: I was given an early release sample of this product to try, with the understanding that I would post an honest and thorough review.
31 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
By _Voltron_
If you are like me, you have watched A LOT of those split view videos showing the GoPro VS Contour VS Ghost VS whatever. These things are expensive, so this was a tough decision. My main contenders being the GoPro Black, Contour +2, and the Drift Ghost.
On paper, the GoPro is superior but have you seen the reviews for that thing? That product appears to be a disaster in terms of firmware upgrades, battery life, and quality. I have absolutely no need for 4K or 1080P @ 60FPS. My computer would also explode if I ever tried to edit videos that large. The key advantages for the GoPro for my uses was the size and the video quality.
The Contour +2 was ruled out at the beginning because I needed a remote. The Contour +2 also didn't bring anything to the table other than the GPS feature, which was neat but not really needed for me since I track all my GPS data on my phone anyways.
I chose the Drift Ghost and couldn't be happier. It is extremely easy to use and the menu system is very intuitive. The online videos demonstrating the Ghost video quality do not do it justice. I was blown away by how good the videos looked. I didn't read any of the instructions and was off and recording videos in less than 5 minutes.
PROS:
- Battery life. I absolutely needed at least 2 hours of run time. Based on the GoPro research, I would be lucky if I get 1 hour with the GoPro Black. I have been able to get 2.5+ hours with the Ghost so far. I see other reviews complaining about the battery. I have had no problems with mine after 2 months of use.
- Two-way remote, with easy to read LED lights. Unlike the GoPro which displays the modes in a little LCD screen, the Ghost has bright LEDs that light up. There is no question what it is doing if you look down at the remote. If it's blinking RED, you are recording. If it's blinking GREEN it's ready to record videos. It blinks other colors depending on the mode you are in. You can also turn off the LEDs off if you want. The key thing being: It's simple. When I am in the middle of something, I just want to glance down and quickly tell what it's doing.
-The Loop video recording feature. This one is HUGE for me. The camera is recording video all the time to memory and if something happens that you want to capture, just click the remote and it writes that last 2 minutes to disk (this can be changed to different intervals). This greatly reduces the time that is spent reviewing and editing later. When you download all your videos, you know it's all good stuff and not just hours of video that you have to sort through.
- The APP! The APP! The APP! I use the Iphone app and it works perfectly. You can also transfer your videos from the device to your phone right from the app. This has turned out to be a huge bonus. For short clips, at lower resolutions, I can quickly download it to my phone and e-mail out to my friends right then and there. You can use the phone like a viewfinder for the camera to setup your shots, and change all of the cameras settings.
- The rotating lens. Can't do this with a GoPro. I can orient this thing at crazy angles just about anywhere and always get the video in the correct orientation.
- Waterproof without having to use an external case. This is basically rain proof as-is. To make it submersible, you just unscrew the back and install the waterproof backing plate. Super easy.
CONS:
- Weight. The Drift is heavier than the GoPro and you will notice it on any helmet that is not full face.
- The remote control is a bit large. I wish it was about half the size. If this was made to wear around your wrist, it would probably only look normal on the incredible hulk or over a jacket.
- Lack of mounts. There are some Drift mounts for sale that should get you what you want. The kit comes with a stick-on flat and curved mount. I bought more of these and made my own mounts. I have not found any position I cannot put this in yet - except a chest mount. You can forget about a chest mount with this, but for just about everything else it mounts great. The key to getting good videos is getting multiple angle shots and edit them together later to make an interesting video. Shooting everything from the same mounting location is rather borning IMO.
UPDATE 1/12/2014: I got the Drift GoPro Mount Adaptor for HD Cameras and now I can mount the Ghost HD using any of the many available GoPro mounts, so that lack of mounts really isnt a CON anymore.
- Low lighting sucks. You need a sufficient amount of light to get good looking videos. For example, in dark room with only one ceiling light this won't be enough. The video will be a noisy/grainy mess. You'll need adequate lighting.
- Only 170POV for 720p video. I primarily shoot at 720P and the only the POV setting is 170, which results in the fisheye videos. In order to get lower POV settings, you have to go up to 1080P, which results in huge video file sizes.
UPDATE 7/30/2013: I have been using this camera now for several months with absolutely no problems. I used this for 7 days straight, charging it using a solar charger and still got about 3 hours of battery each charge. It has been used in down pouring rain and submerged in a pond and still works fine. The only problem I have had is the little rubber USB plug cover fell off. Contacted Drift and they mailed me another one. Still a 5 star camera!!!!
26 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
By Bill
02-01-2013... First off, I am not a review person, but since there is hardly much info on this action camera, I will tell you what I know and think. I would suggest that you download and read the complete OWNERS MANUAL for a detailed desciption of the camera and its functions. I did research all the top-of-the-line action cameras, and the GHOST was my final choice after reading and viewing the lot. I will say that expectations should be aimed at the fact that this is a small camera and not a big boy. I will update this for a while as I explore the camera.
The Drift is a product of the UK with an office in Colorado.
The camera is packaged nicely. The GHOST has a very nice rubber exterior which gives it a great feel. I got an extra Battery, Wall & 12V charger, External microphone, Handlebar mount, and extra Lens kit. I am using a sandisk 32gb class 10 micro SDHC, works super - no problems. Charged Batts - Updated firmware.
So far I have used this in low light conditions, as the weather has been overcast.
The menu system is great, as with anything else it takes time to familiarize yourself. Since I do not have iphone or eqiv., the LCD is very very nice. Just for handling and usings sake the LCD is great Shot setup, review, menu control, ect. When recording, the remote is the cats meow. It allows hands off control. It certainly lets you know what is going on by the lights. They are pretty bright and they flash.
The unit has 3 user presets. I am sure I will be using these in the future for faster control selection for different lighting conditions and set ups. I am amazed at the stil pictures. They are quite good for a little guy.
I have two computers, XP and Windows 7. The videos play immediately on windows 7, but need to be converted for XP. I read alot about picture quality and faster frame rates, this is not a full-sized big boy. The videos and still shots are good enough for this guy. It is a action cam, so the slight differences comes down to how user friendly the unit is for me. The GHOST is VERY user friendly. It looks and feels VERY NICE! So far I am extremely pleased with my selection.
Since there is no lens cap, I must find a way to protect the lens while transporting or storing. It is not glass. ( I wish it were, but it is easily replaceable ). Drift Innovations was prompt and polite responding to my questions and inquiries.
I was told the water-proof cover would be available in March 2013.
More to come.
02-17-2013 -- The external microphone stopped working - suspect microphone - Drift sent a new one immediately - turns out it was the audio circuit in the camera - while the camera was in route back to Drift, they had sent a brand new unit to me. The new unit is flawless and still the great camera that it is. The lesson here is that the customer service at Drift is also flawless and very prompt/polite. Going forward, I have the full confidence of my camera that if any future problems should arise, I know that I can expect nothing less than great and fast service.
Thank You Again Drift Innovation... On With The Show !!
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