While this may look like a round from Hellboy's Big Baby revolver, the Rollei Bullet HD is actually a miniature camera.
Most point-of-view shots utilize medium-sized cameras or miniature ones mounted onto a helmet or a shirt; the problem is that the former can be too heavy while the latter may not pack high performance. The Rollei Bullet HD combines the best of both worlds. It's extremely small, but it's got all the technical aspects to back it up. The actioncam uses 170-degree wide-angle lens, shoots 720p high-def videos and uses a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that lasts up to two hours per charge. The camera itself is dust-proof, shock-absorbent and splash-proof, so there's no need to worry about harming the device itself. So far it looks like a promising cam that may make its way through several media outlets soon.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Miniature Action Cameras
- The miniature size of HD cameras combined with high performance opens up innovation opportunities for new forms of wearable technology.
- Ultra-durable Wearable Cameras
- Wearable cameras that are dust-proof, shock-absorbent and splash-proof provide disruption opportunities for industries looking to improve their product offerings.
- Point-of-view Video Production
- As the demand for POV video footage increases, there is an opportunity for innovators to develop cameras that are easier to mount, use and carry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Action Sports
- For the action sports industry, smaller cameras with high-performance will allow for a constantly improving and more intimate viewing experience.
- Security and Surveillance
- The durability and size of these cameras make them highly valuable for security and surveillance industries where they can be used in a variety of environments and weather conditions.
- Entertainment and Media
- Smaller cameras that can produce high-quality video content will open up new possibilities for filmmakers and other media professionals who need a portable and discreet camera.
