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Experimentando con la Gopro Hero 3
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Everyone check out my gopro highlights video! Turn the volume up! Go here m.youtube.com/watch?v=iHk21byBkrs
Just four screenshots from the not very good bit of video I took on the GoPro..! I had it angled down too much and got a lot of the front of the bike and a bit of road.. Sigh!
Not great quality either!!
Note to self - look in a mirror before pressing record!
My Resent best buy was a Stanley DIY Screw case, I have tryed useing many other camera made cases to store my gopro but nothing works or organises my Equipment better, It Only cost me £15 and so far fits everything i need and own for my Gopro.
The Canon EOS 5D Mark II vs. the GoPro Hero camera (shown with its waterproof housing. I just recently purchased the smaller camera to do aerial photography and adventure sports.
How they are similar: Both cameras are equipped with full-frame fisheye lenses. The Canon has a 15mm F2.8 180-degree angle full-frame fisheye mounted to it in this photo. The GoPro has a built-in 170-degree angle full-frame fisheye lens. These cameras can shoot both stills and 1080p HD video.
How they differ: The Canon EOS 5D Mark II has a huge 21MP sensor (24x36mm -- the same size as 35mm film), whereas the GoPro has only a 5MP sensor (about the size of your little finger nail). The larger sensor on the Canon allows it to almost "see" in the dark, and with very little digital noise. The Canon has interchangeable lenses, the GoPro does not. The GoPro comes with a waterproof (down to 180’ / 60m), all-weather protective housing; the Canon does not. The Canon with the 15mm lens shown here costs about $4,400 -- the GoPro, as shown here, costs only about $260. Despite its cheap price, the GoPro is capable of some amazing quality, especially the video--which is something that I'm trying to explore. The GoPro is programmable to shoot unattended, still photos every 2 seconds (or other intervals)--you'd have to buy a separate intervalometer for the Canon to do this.
Photo Gallery: To see some of the photos others have taken with this unique camera, try searching on ''GoPro'' or ''YHDC5170'' (the official designation for this camera), or visiting the Flickr ''Be a Hero - GoPro'' group.
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The Small Things that I use while snowboarding. Took for a class project and had fun with it!
What can I say? It's a GoPro! Man, those Enduro white batteries are so much better in the cold than the og blue ones.
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Seen by Pentax, Kodak, Olympus or GoPro, the month of March always seems very bad ... Maybe with a Leica I will bring back the sun? ..
Gopro's are cool camera and I always make sure mine follows in every trip .Taking photo is slightly tricky though and you need to aim as best as you can .Videos are great though and can retrace your journey .I do not know why but we guys like catching fish .Notice most fish are released free but from time to time we keep one for the table .All fresh from the sea .I predict kayak fishing in Scotland will gather pace and strength in the years to come .Fishing those unexplored water is simply awesome .