It is all about going rough. It is all about the adventure. It is all about feeling the thrill. It is all about experiencing the adrenaline that comes with the whole thing. These are all that is what is important for you. And that is something that you really do love.

You have tried different types of activities that made your blood rush. And you just continue on doing so because it is what makes you happy. Rappelling down really steep cliffs has been an amazing experience. You have also tried out diving in the ocean and swimming with the sharks and spending time with the various fishes. Spelunking has also been another activity that you have tried. Going through rough trails on a mountain bike really brings the rush to you as well. These are just a few of what you have been doing in your life.

Now if you want to record all your adventures, you can actually do so. You do not have to have a group of friends with you who will take pictures of how you are doing. And of course what you want is to actually record your adventures as you see and as you feel it during the times that you do those activities. And that is what the All Terrain Action Camera or commonly known as the ATC 2000 will allow you to do. You can actually share to the world the actual feeling that you feel while you are in that very moment of adrenaline-pumping action.

This is a really simple gadget. All you need to do is fasten it right on your helmet or whatever it is that you are wearing. You can choose to put it on your bike or motorcycle or anything that you will be using for your extreme activity. The gadget has been designed to be easily attached so it will surely not be a problem for you. And when you have done so, you need to choose just what resolution you would like it to take your adventures. The options are 160 x 120 as the smallest, 320 x 240 as the medium sized option, and the largest which is 640 x 480. And then, you have to choose between 15 fps and 30 fps for the frame rate. Any frame rate that you choose will work with any resolution. And that is it. This is real action photography.