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* (Update 3/20/2012) Addictively fun camera to use once I understood the quirks.
* low light. Especially at 60fps in low light, I see huge difference.
* Video is sharper. I am not sure about 2X though.
* Auto White balance is much better in low light.
* The Running LED light on the back side. I do not care about the top and bottom ones.
* Motion is clearer and less motion blur due to faster shutter speed I think.
* Auto Exposure is more accurate.
* Improved dynamic range. I see good detail in shadow areas.
* Config LCD is easier to use.
* 120fps!
* I can use the same protective cases and mounts on Hero2.
* And other neat features like 10fps photos and more.
GoPro installation at Selfridges on Oxford Street, London, placed by UK distributor, Madison.
After London the installation goes to the Selfridges stores in Birmingham and Manchester.
Other Madison brands featured include: Shimano, Lazer Helmets, ThorMX racewear, Madison clothing and the Madison Saracen team.
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.
Setting up the GoPro on the Heisler steam locomotive being unloaded at the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad shops in Tillamook, Oregon.
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 bought a pair of Boya powered omni-directional lapel mics as the internal mic on the GoPro is rubbish and all you got was wind noise. One is mounted in the boot pointing towards the exhausts