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Wakeboard line ripped off my GoPro from its suction cup mount. Vince reacted like a cat and dove in without hesitation into the murky waters of the Willamette River. About 7 feet down, and still continuing it's quest to the bottom, the GoPro was snatched with the whisk of a hand. Thanks Vince!
Photo of the Day! Ultimate GoPro Music Bundle finalist @ryansmith440 takes his guitar for a spin in his winning shot. #GoProMusic
Day Trip to Cadiz, visit to the Cathedral, Torre Tavira, Castillo de San Sebastian and around the streets.
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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Mounted the GoPro Hero2 to the back of the bike, set it for 5 second photo and hit the road headed back to Calgary
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Through GoPro Through GoPro - They are heroes, look through their eyes
Bedford Autodrome in 106 Rallye 16v with Pro instructor. GOPRO mounted to LH cage mount. Watch Subaru spin at 13.40min! Idiot!Dive into this GoPro short movie
GoPro Video, average rating: 5 / 5
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I've mounted my GoPro on top of the roll over bar using a pair of 45mm exhaust clamps and the mounting plate that the camera came attached to in the box. I need to replace this with the proper mount and a metal plate as it flexes when you hit 60 causing an annoying bouncing on the footage.
For sound there is a GoPro USB to 3.6mm jack adapter and this is connected to a 2into1 3.5mm jack adapter so I can use two mics. I had to buy an after market housing to allow connection to the USB interface.
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.
First attempt at using a GoPro camera to make time lapse video of a recent trailer rebuild project. My discipline in keeping the camera going lapsed a bit towards the end, so I didn't really capture the wiring bit or the final steps of installing the sides and last layer of decking. Maybe next time...