REVIEW - Cycliq Fly12CE Bike Camera Comparison and Sample Videos

The Fly12CE is the the newest integrated bike camera and light for cyclists from Australian brand Cycliq and the footage includes samples in varying weather (light) condition, samples of the HDR High Dynamic Range and EIS Electronic Image Stabilisation plus direct comparisons with the previous Fly12 to compare quality.

This video accompanies the detailed review of the Cycling Fly12CE and Fly6CE on Bicycles Network Australia.

Are You Ready to Fly - Cycliq Fly12CE and Fly6CE indepth Review
https://www.bicycles.net.au/2018/06/a...


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Australian Cycling Forum
https://www.bicycles.net.au/forums


Cycliq Products
https://www.cycliq.com



Note - Footage is filmed in Germany with right hand traffic.




Camera Settings for footage

Introduction Footage:
Fly12CE 1920x180 @60fps EIS off and HDR off

Overcast Weather
Fly12CE 1920x180 @60fps EIS off and HDR off

Varying Light (Sun / Shadows)
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @60fps EIS off and HDR off

Sunny (no direct sun)
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @60fps EIS off and HDR off

Comparison - Overcast Weather
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @60fps EIS off and HDR off
Fly12 (gen 2) 1920x1080p @45fps

Comparison - Direct Sunlight
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @60fps EIS off and HDR off
Fly12 (gen 2) 1920x1080p @45fps


Comparison of HDR and EIS on cobblestones (pavé)

Control Footage
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @30fps EIS off and HDR off

Control Footage (Test 1)
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @30fps EIS off and HDR off

Electronic Image Stabilisation (Test 2)
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @30fps EIS on and HDR off

High Dynamic Range (Test 2)
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @30fps EIS off and HDR on


More Samples

Forest
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @30fps EIS on and HDR off

Downhill Curves
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @30fps EIS on and HDR off

Light and Shade
Fly12CE 1920x1080p @30fps EIS on and HDR off