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We mow a path thru the goldenrod and wild rose bushes so we can get to the woods beyond, and that's where this video goes.
Turns out the chest strap for my GoPro is not ideal for skateboarding, but this 50-50 turned out pretty cool.
3d printed camera rig for panoramic kite aeiral photography with the gopro hero2.
The camera is secured with velcro in a housing that includes a lenshood, for added protection.
GoPro Hero3 camera. Great match box size camera, but packs a masive punch. HD video and high res photos. We supply them through the defence side of our business - camouflage-solutions.com and now have them available on wildlifewatchingsupplies.com www.wildlifewatchingsupplies.co.uk/retail/acatalog/Infra-...
The photo also shows our E2 Ground spike and E13 Mini ball head.
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My first chance to get the gopro off the ground a bit. I used a PFK Mega Mouth in strong winds, with a net tail to steady it.
Under over - what a cool way to photograph.. Have to find better places to catch more fish and corals :)
GoPro Hero 2 weather proof camera.
This camera has become very popular among the adventure sports community. The aim was to trial one of the units and assess its suitability for low level aerial photography (to be mounted on a quad-copter). As becomes clear from the test images posted in the thread below, the GoPro Hero 2 suffers from extreme barrel distortion due the fact that the FoV is 170º.
Technical specifications (primarily manufacturer's data):
Video: 1080p, 960p, 720p, WVGA
FPS: 120, 60, 48, 30
Field of Vision (video): 170°, 127°, 90° [apparently only cropped in software]
Lens: f/2.8 8mm, fixed focus,
Sensor 11MP, CMOS 1/2.3-inch [settings: 11MP, 8MP, 5 MP]
Exposure Control: Spot, Center Weighted
White Balance: Auto
ISO: Automatic
Field of Vision (still): 170°, 127° [apparently only cropped in software]
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Under over - what a cool way to photograph.. Have to find better places to catch more fish and corals :)
Twice, while driving the pacific coast highway, we were unable to find a campground that wasn't full, so we just boondocked right off the road.
One morning I set up my GoPro on the beach and let it record for a bit. This is about thirty feet from where we were camped.
We got to fall asleep and wake up to the waves crashing.
Imagenes tomadas con la Gopro Hero3 Black Edition a mano alzada en el interior del Metro recorrido Colón/Maritim-Serrería
I ran out of ways to mount my GoPro on my handlebar, since the clamp area is larger than the GoPro mount is designed for, and I have too much cable housing and cross levers in the way.
I got desparate, and began searching through my bike parts junk box. I ended up finding a Topeak CageMount, that I never used for anything.
Because the clamp on it is very low profile, it was able to slip behind the cable housing, something the GoPro clamp couldn't do. Then I simply clamped the GoPro to the upper section of it. It's not perfect, but it works, and it's very solid. Gravel trails and cobblestone had no affect on it, so I may just use this as a mount on all my bikes.
Topeak also makes the BarXtender, which is the proper mount for something like this, but sometimes you just have to use what you have laying around.