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Until recently, the last GoPro I had was a Hero 2. I bought a 13 and it was a giant leap compared to the old camera. A lot of resolution and frame rate options. You can control the camera from your phone. I haven't had it very long, but I am enjoying the upgrade. If you're thinking about it, I'd go

Always. Just merely having a visible camera on me helped de-escalate a lot of road rage incidents. Iba asta ng tao pag akala nila anonymous sila vs pag hindi eh hahah, especially ngayon since active si LTO magpadala ng SCO. Dati kong action cam was a gopro hero 5, tapos wasabi power na lang na batte

I commute about 20 miles each way to work. It takes about 1 hour. I have a GoPro Hero 13 with a 1TB card. Recording at 4k 30fps, I have to clear the memory every month or so. Previously had a 128 GB with loop recording enabled, and had to clear it even less often. Batteries, even after years, last 9

I had an 11 and hated it. Crackling sound, and overheated so quickly. I actually reverted to using my Hero 3 black for a while. Once I got tired of the external battery pack solution to keep it going (it is old!), I ended up going back to the 13. Seems like much of the sound issues were resolved, bu

GoPro Hero 13 with Ultrawide Lens, I bought the bundle and it also came with the regular lens. It’s mounted on the forehead area of my helmet, right above the helmet front lip with the included curved mount. I believe the FWT athletes use this camera and lens combo as well, probably from the sponsor

Yes, you should get a camera. Best cameras will be DJI Osmo Action series, or GoPro Hero Series. DJI had a better battery run time, but both can be run from an external powerbank.

"Where GoPro Hero 13 Still Wins 3. Remote Power Control:" You can remote power on and remote start recording your cam with DJI gps remote, also there are aftermarket similar remotes, you can also control multiple cameras with it. This saves you from needing to fiddle with phone apps, especially if y

GoPro provides very slightly better image quality and has a more robust suite of options for things like timelapses and lens add-ons, but the DJI products are better in pretty much every other way, especially when it comes to battery life, low light performance, and not shutting down when they get h

is trip. A few things from experience with family travel footage: The DJI is genuinely easier for kids to handle than a GoPro. The touchscreen is more responsive and the menus are less buried. Your 12 year old will figure it out in 5 minutes. For the 8 year old, set it to 1080p auto-everything and l

I was using an old GoPro 6 and shooting 4k/30. I would record the whole game and note the time from start when a play occurred and then pull that clip and edit it at 720p. It worked and the videos looked decent. I just upgraded to a Hero 13 Black. My son is a catcher and I add a timer on each throw