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The AiM SmartyCam 3 Dual HD camera system has been designed as the ultimate Motorsport camera, providing great videos including all information you need to improve your performance.
With a single purpose: providing great videos, this flagship version of the SmartyCam 3 range is designed specifically for Motorsport. If one is great, dual is better - and with two cameras recording in full 1080p HD at 60FPS (H.264 1920 x 1080 pixels), you can include all the technical information that will help you improve your performance.
The cameras within the kit are available in three lens versions:
There is also a choice of three wiring harness/connection options:
Intelligent settings allow the camera to automatically start/stop recording, eliminating the need to think about turning your camera on at the starting line. The SmartyCam 3 does all the work and is fully configurable to your timing preference.
A colour 2.4 display offers immediate playback and helps with setting up. Real-time configurable data overlays:
The SmartyCam 3 Dual overlays all data you need: speed, RPM, lap number, gear shifts, and much more. Data can be read from all possible sources:
The SmartyCam 3 Dual features a video output with SDI interface and allows overlaying videos with 'Picture in Picture' effect. Pick your angles and stream your video at 30 or 60 FPS straight to your pit crew, or even Facebook, YouTube, and more.
Video analysis with Race Studio 3 software:
Full internal datalogger: The SmartyCam 3 Dual receives and stores in a .mp4 file all data coming from any of the CAN expansions listed above. At the end of your test, your SD Card contains all the information you need for a deep data analysis (up to 2TB).
Expand your system: The SmartyCam 3 Dual can be connected through the CAN network to any AIM Logger, MX Series, MXL2, MyChron, Solo2 DL, ECU Bridge.
Designed for extreme conditions:
No "Wave Effect" with Global Shutter CMOS: Engine rumble causes vibrations, which are a big problem for video recording. You will never experience again that seasick "wave effect" you get watching videos recorded by a generic camera when the car rolls at 7,000 RPM.