We’re excited to announce that Odin now has the ability to upload its images to the cloud each day.

No solar power? Here's some indoor power options for your Odin.

Now Odin can roam anywhere with a 4G connection

With so many different lenses out there, which one do you go for?

Oh, imagine all the possibilities!... Uniquely, Odin allows you to replace the supplied lens filter with any 67mm filter you want to use. Simply unscrew the old lens and then screw in your preferred lens, or combination of lenses, as desired. Include into the mix the ability to control the Odin's ISO and shutter speed and you have some very creative possibilities available to you. Possibilities that would normally only be the remit of much more expensive, high-end, digital cameras. One bit of advice from us is, if you intend to use your Odin for long-term, outside, projects we would recommend you check the supplied O-ring is in place and that it is fully firmly sealed against your new lens. Failure to check this seal might cause water to ingress into the camera and hamper your filming. We have several O-ring sizes available if you ever need a larger, or smaller, O-ring. Please do not use nitrile O-rings as these will perish and fail. The below lens guide is taken www.exposureguide.com . All rights reserved. Lens filters are transparent or translucent glass elements that attach to the front of a lens. They protect the camera lens, alter the characteristics of light passing through the lens or add special effects and colours to an image.

Once you’ve recorded your project you’re going to need to compile all your images into a video. Here’s a little advice on how to do this.

Never, ever, use a cheap Micro SD card! Here's a little advice on which card to use and how to format it to store your images safely.

We’re excited to announce that Odin now has the ability to upload its images to the cloud each day.

No solar power? Here's some indoor power options for your Odin.

Now Odin can roam anywhere with a 4G connection

With so many different lenses out there, which one do you go for?

Oh, imagine all the possibilities!... Uniquely, Odin allows you to replace the supplied lens filter with any 67mm filter you want to use. Simply unscrew the old lens and then screw in your preferred lens, or combination of lenses, as desired. Include into the mix the ability to control the Odin's ISO and shutter speed and you have some very creative possibilities available to you. Possibilities that would normally only be the remit of much more expensive, high-end, digital cameras. One bit of advice from us is, if you intend to use your Odin for long-term, outside, projects we would recommend you check the supplied O-ring is in place and that it is fully firmly sealed against your new lens. Failure to check this seal might cause water to ingress into the camera and hamper your filming. We have several O-ring sizes available if you ever need a larger, or smaller, O-ring. Please do not use nitrile O-rings as these will perish and fail. The below lens guide is taken www.exposureguide.com . All rights reserved. Lens filters are transparent or translucent glass elements that attach to the front of a lens. They protect the camera lens, alter the characteristics of light passing through the lens or add special effects and colours to an image.

Once you’ve recorded your project you’re going to need to compile all your images into a video. Here’s a little advice on how to do this.

Never, ever, use a cheap Micro SD card! Here's a little advice on which card to use and how to format it to store your images safely.