The V.I.O POV.HD is built for serious film enthusiasts. Its wide array of manual settings allows you to fine-tune your image. The kit comes with a Da Vinci DM368 video processor that processes the incoming video from the two-ounce wearable lens. You can adjust white balance and exposure settings and even edit footage on the Da Vinci’s two-inch screen. You can also “tag” your favorite shots, so editing is a breeze when you’re back on the computer. The im- age quality is outstanding and audio capture is solid. At 1080p, the POV HD can record with a 142-degree FOV, the widest at this resolution for any camera on the market. Plus, having undergone rigid military testing, this thing is pretty darn bulletproof (waterproof, too, up to 10 feet for 30 minutes). The one downside is that the Da Vinci is a bit clunky to carry in your jacket.

See how the camera performs straight out of the box in this hands-on video we shot at Woodward at Copper: http://freeskier.com/helmetcams