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Just as clearly as you can see through the storm, you can capture the moment too.

Ditch the point-and-shoot still camera and lose the helmet-mounted video unit, because the Zeal iON Camera Goggle shoots eight-megapixel stills and 1080p video right from a camera mounted at the top of its frame. Behind the goggle, a small viewfinder shows you exactly what the camera sees, and on the side of the goggle shutter buttons operate the camera functions. Don't fool yourself into thinking that the camera feature is a quick gimmick though, because it's not. The iOn goggle is just as much high-end optical protection as it is a leap forward in the integration of winter-worthy eyewear and imaging technology.

  • A small, digital camera is integrated into the lens and offers 1080p video and 8-megapixel still images
  • Integrated camera produces a 170-degree, wide-angle view, automatically adjusts exposure for changing light levels, and has an infinity focus so everything is sharp
  • In-goggle viewfinder shows you exactly what the camera sees and the shutter is operated via glove-friendly buttons on the side of the frame
  • Goggle runs on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a six-hour run time (depending on video and still camera usage), even in the cold
  • Optimum Lens is Zeal's finest lens design, crafted from top-shelf materials and shaped to provide crystal-clear optics
  • Lens design includes multiple vents and an anti-fog coating that keep your vision clear of moisture
  • Over-the-glass lens shape allows you to wear this goggle over your prescription eyewear
  • Impact-resistant frame flexes to absorb the hardest hits
  • Dual strap system allows for plenty of adjustment so you can dial in the most comfortable fit
  • Solid Stitch construction utilizes heavy-duty thread to increase the durability and longevity of the goggle strap
  • A double-beaded layer of silicon keeps your goggle strap securely in place on a helmet or around a hat

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1 5

micp452767

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I got these and enjoyed using them for 2 days. Then there was nothing I could do to get them working again. The battery life is very short and will only work for a half day of filming.

Where is the switch to turn OFF the...

rshp376794

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Where is the switch to turn OFF the viewfinder as recommended in the Owner's manual!!!!!

Carl Walker

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It's in the settings menu. Take a look for "LCD auto Off" or see the link here:
http://zealoptics.dozuki.com/Guide/LCD+Sleep+settings/30/1

mike

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Check out the zeal support app, for iPhone and android. It has pretty much all bases covered.

3 5

Alain Brouillaud

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I was super excited for the iON. I went to Zermatt for a day of skiing. The conditions were low light in the morning, sunny in the afternoon. The positive factor is that you don't have to attach anything to your helmet. The negative is that the camera films the snow more than anything else. Skiers have to look down otherwise you will probably fall. I (personally) like to see the whole background - mountains, clouds etc. - I don't get that with the iON. I also had issues with the microphone... it picked up my voice well but doesn't eliminate the wind noise at all. I was skiing at speeds near 90kmh. The lens on the goggle is superb. I saw everything in low light just fine. The lens adapts well to the Sun but it isn't Polarized. Zeal (I'm sure) will fix this problem in the future. I would also advise an external microphone component in the next iON. I ended up returning the goggle. I would say the iON needs improvement. C'mon Zeal... get it right the next time!

Lomax

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I think there is a wedge type shim that you can use move the angle of the camera up.

Are the ion lenses interchangeable with...

Jon

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Are the ion lenses interchangeable with other Optimum lenses by Zion Optics? What is the VLT of the metal mirror lens assuming that is standard. Would be nice to have an option for polarized or photochromic....

Carl Walker

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The included lens is 28% VLT
A low light lens with 80% VLT is available

5 5

David

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I was skeptical of the iON at first but after trying it I was blown away! It was easy to use, both the video and audio was amazing. The video was clear and stable, the audio didn't pick up any wind. My girlfriend wants to borrow it but she doesn't ski or snowboard???

5 5

TJ

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I had the opportunity to try these out late last winter. So easy to use, great field of view and no wind noise! So stoked to not look like a teletubby on the mtn this season...

elio

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Hello can you tell me what type of memory use the zeal ion camera hd??
Thanks

hilp54737

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64M Nano flash built in memory and extendent memory is: 8GB Micro SD card included (up to 32G SDHC supported). Got to try out one of these a few weeks ago, so rad! Can't wait for snow...

Guilherme

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Can I use with a helmet or the helmet will stay in front of the camera?