Using the camera is a simple process and can be performed at any stage before, during or after your ride. To change camera settings such as the quality of pictures and videos, see the procedure, here.

Using the Camera

Using the Camera

1. To activate your camera at any time, double tap on the touchpad.

You will know that the camera is active when the framing area appears in your field of view.

2. To take a picture – swipe forward.

3. To record a video – swipe backward.

• The video camera will record for 60 seconds.
  • You can now record up to 90 seconds by swiping forward while recording once 30 seconds or less remains
• If you wish to stop recording before the 60 seconds are up, swipe backward again.

4. To exit the camera, swipe down. 

• Swiping down while a video is recording will end your recording. 

5. You can also use the camera at any time by using voice commands. To activate the voice commands, simply say: “Go Everysight.’’

• Once active, either say "Take Picture" or "Record Video" in order to take a picture or record a video.
• If you wish to stop recording a video, you will need to swipe backward on the touchpad.

Tips for Getting the Best Pics and Videos

Tips for Getting the Best Pics and Videos

Use 'Normal' quality photos (as opposed to 13.2MP) while riding/in motion

Try to avoid looking directly into the sun or at particularly bright/reflective surfaces

Try to maintain focus on one area 

The focal area of Raptor's camera begins at 1 meter (3 ft.), try to avoid taking photos of near objects

Lower lighting such as night conditions may produce poor quality photos. Day time, overcast, sunrise or sunset should produce high quality photos

While moving, try to stay looking ahead and not to the side to avoid blur

The crop mode (road or MTB) is according to your riding position. Choose the "Road" option if your head position is lower on a mountain bike

Remember that if you are standing and taking pictures or videos, the camera is pointing slightly higher than the natural horizon