Hero

I had the right glasses and still had all those issues. The first 20 minutes of the documentary were filmed on 2 GoPro Hero cameras taped side by side. They later switched to a Silicon Imaging SI-2K rig, which produced the better looking shots. The 3D capture isn’t exactly pristine, but it was 2010.

The biggest problem with it is... 60cm minimum focus distance. It's cooked. Which effectively rules it out for me as I can't film close up shots or do chest mounted fishing shots. Camera Minimum Focus Distance DJI Action 6 20-35cm Insta360 Ace Pro 2 37cm GoPro Hero 13 Black 44cm GoPro Mission 1 60cm

There are a lot of very cheap older gopro models on the used market, even the Hero 4 is 4k. But the older ones suffer more with low light. Avoid the Hero 9 and keep an eye on battery life/swappable battery models/waterproof charging capable models if you want to go with a powerbank approach. And per

I have the forcite helmet that blinks lights for the direction I need to turn. It also flashes yellow for hazard ahead and blue and red for police reported ahead. It also has a camera that records better quality than my GoPro hero. Speakers in it are better than the JBL I had in old helmet.

Back Bone from California have been selling modified action cameras with C mounts and sometimes passive Micro 4/3 mounts for some time now. That'd be the most like the new GoPro. The one you found that does 160 fps is probably the Z Cam E2 (or the E2-M4). That has a full Micro 4/3 sensor, unlike the

Sick drops. So unfortunate that the bodyboard GoPro angle is consistently unflattering I got the Hero 3 when they released and took it out for a few heavy winter NorCal sessions; the footage never came close to doing the wave justice, except this once: https://www.reddit.com/r/bodyboarding/comments/

Also, while the GoPro Mission 1 and 1 Pro do look like a meaningful step forward with better heat management, industry-leading frame rates, and finally competitive low-light performance, I wouldn’t expect miracles from the 1-inch sensor. Bigger sensors create their own challenges, especially with cl

That sounds incredibly frustrating. Honestly, the Hero 9 was a transition model for GoPro and is notorious for software glitches and audio dropouts. Gym lighting is tough, but the camera shouldn't just quit on you.

Well it's more of a cinematic camera rather than a action camera. I highly doubt firmware updates are going to do anything as it's a physical limitation (1" sensor + 14mm fixed lens). Wouldn't be surprised if GoPro announces a Hero 14 Black later down the road with the GP3 chip and a more sensible m

The sensor of the Action 6 (1/1.1") is significantly larger than that of the Hero 11 (1/1.9").The OA6 can shoot in al almost 1:1 ratio, the H11 in an 8:7 ratio. Both perfect for cropping horizontally/vertically. I have used the H11 for nearly 3 years now, and even though I've been somewhat of a Gopr