ATC Chameleon Dual Lens Action Video Camera

ATC Chameleon Dual Lens Action Video Camera

Double the View. Double the Rush.

Calling all weekend warriors! Capture twice the excitement with the ATC Chameleon, the world’s first dual-lens video action camera! Position the two fisheye lenses independently to catch activity within a 180º radius. Record the trail ahead and behind, the wave as it curls around you, the ground below and the plane above as you dive into the blue sky—share all the action and your reaction at the same time! It even syncs the video playback automatically, so you don’t have to edit a thing. It’s double the view, double the fun, without doubling your load!

One Camera, Two Lenses, No Waiting

Film your adventures from multiple angles at once, with no crews, no extra equipment and no reshoots!

Multiple Angles for Endless Possibilities

Both lenses offer 170º field of view and can be independently positioned to film from different angles!

Share Your Videos Automatically in Sync

Share the thrills right away without fancy editing—playback automatically syncs the video from both lenses!

Hands-free and Hassle-free

Mount it on your helmet, your bike, your board—the ATC Chameleon is fully compatible with all ATC mountings, so you shoot hands-free without having to shell out for extra gear!

Get Wet & Wild

Already splash-proof and ready for the road, the ATC Chameleon can also be fitted in a special waterproof case (sold separately) for underwater adventures!

Chameleon Reviews

"This camera has some terrific value for the budget-minded action-sport enthusiast. It also offers unique camera angles and an ease of use that is rare in the POV world." -Dropzone.com

"We can already picture the Chaméléon being used on a surfing board or in a racing car, so there's certainly great potential here" -Endgadget.com

"When you’re shooting first-person video of activities such as surfing, cycling or kayaking, it always helps spice up the finished product if you include footage from more than one perspective." -Gizmag.com

Want to see the Chameleon in action?

Head over to our to watch some videos of the Chameleon jumping of of bridges, racing boats, and riding bikes.