Abstract: An image capture that includes: a front housing, which defines a front opening; a front mounting member that is located within the front opening; a front integrated sensor-lens assembly (ISLA) that is mechanically connected to, and which extends through, the front mounting member; a front internal heat sink that is connected to the front housing; a rear housing, which defines a rear opening, and is connected to the front housing so as to form a watertight seal therebetween; a rear mounting member that is located within the rear opening; a rear ISLA that extends through the rear mounting member such that the image capture apparatus is devoid of any direct connection between the rear mounting member and the rear ISLA; and a rear internal heat sink that is connected to the rear housing.

Abstract: An image capture apparatus that includes: a front housing; a rear housing that is connected to the front housing; and first and second heat sinks that are connected to the front housing. The front housing separates the first and second heat sinks to define an air gap therebetween, thereby insulating the first and second heat sinks from each other and rendering the first and second heat sinks devoid of any direct thermal connection.

Abstract: An image capture device that includes a housing; a heat generating component enclosed by internal surfaces of the housing; and a first heatsink and a second heatsink that are each simultaneously and thermally connected with the heat generating component. One or both of the first and second heatsinks positioned on an external surface of the housing.

Abstract: Microphones are disposed on different surfaces of an image capture device to generate different microphone capture patterns. A microphone with three microphone elements is disposed on the top surface of the image capture device. The three microphone elements are arranged in an equilateral triangular configuration. A second microphone with at least two microphone elements is disposed on the front surface of the image capture device. The at least two microphone elements are disposed on the front surface of the image capture device in a vertical configuration. A third microphone with at least one microphone element is disposed on a back surface of the image capture device.

Abstract: An image capture device, including: a heatsink, an integrated sensor and lens assembly (ISLA), and a battery cage. The heatsink includes a mounting flange. The ISLA extends through the heatsink. The battery cage being in communication with a finger mounting flange of the mounting flange to support the battery cage within the image capture device.

Abstract: An image capture device, including: a heatsink, an integrated sensor and lens assembly (ISLA), and a battery cage. The heatsink includes a mounting flange. The ISLA extends through the heatsink. The battery cage being in communication with a finger mounting flange of the mounting flange to support the battery cage within the image capture device.

Abstract: An image capture device includes a heatsink having a cutout within the heatsink. The image capture device also includes a housing, a mounting structure located on an external side of the housing, and an integrated sensor and lens assembly (ISLA) extending through the cutout in the heatsink and connecting to the mounting structure. The ISLA is free of contact with the heatsink. The heatsink can include mounting flanges to support components including printed circuit boards and battery cages.

Abstract: An image capture device includes a heatsink having a cutout within the heatsink. The image capture device also includes a housing, a mounting structure located on an external side of the housing, and an integrated sensor and lens assembly (ISLA) extending through the cutout in the heatsink and connecting to the mounting structure. The ISLA is free of contact with the heatsink. The heatsink can include mounting flanges to support components including printed circuit boards and battery cages.