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The new GoPro Wi-Fi BacPac attached to a GoPro HD HERO2. Out at the mountain bike park testing a new mount
I stuck the GoPro Hero2 to the window of the train from London to Somerset today to make a video.
Here are some choice snaps of the 800 or so which it took, every ten seconds on the journey home.
I stuck the GoPro Hero2 to the window of the train from London to Somerset today to make a video.
Here are some choice snaps of the 800 or so which it took, every ten seconds on the journey home.
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Through GoPro Through GoPro - They are heroes, look through their eyes
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Waist high funImage by gordontarpley
First weekend trying out the GoPro camera. Small waves, waist to chest high but fun. Most of these are video still from VLC player. actual video quality is much higher. have to see if VLC has better jpg settings…
link to the camerawww.goprocamera.com/index.php?area=2&productid=31#
Waist high fun
I flew a little bit.Image by rob.knight
I setup my GoPro camera to capture stills from the Friday morning chair shoot. This one is my favorite.
What I love about these impromptu photo shoots is that you simply never know what will happen. They usually start with abandoned furniture. But they become so much more than that. When I first drove up to this spot yesterday morning, I saw the shopping cart–filled with dried up flowers and a garbage can stuck in the bottom–and my first thought was, "Oh my god, I found a rocket ship." So it’s fitting that I ended up airborne in this frame. See below for more.
I flew a little bit.
Read more Nice GoPro photos Thomas
Testando mi nuevo jugetito...la Go-pro, Hero, con la CB750
Ese chupon negro que aparece en el foco delantero es el brazo que sujeta la cam
En breve el video jejejeje
left: iPhone 4 running GoPro App.
right: GoPro HD Hero 2 with WiFi BacPac Shooting via control of App.
Right now your Wifi BacPac creates a WLAN and the Phone needs to be in that WLAN.
The App then recognizes the HD Hero2 with BacPac and controls the camera, Settings, picture "framing" control (a few seconds delay) and trigger.
Right now only one camera can be controlled by the app. To control 2nd camera you have to change the WLAN and restart the App. Meaning the 2nd WiFi BacPac needs to create it's own WLAN.