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The unit come as stated without the LCD capability, you have to select the shooting type via the monochrome low-res pixel display on front. There is no standard mounting hole for mounting unit on a tripod or conventional made stuff in the industry.
I got the Motorsport vesion with the suction cup. All interlinked arms of unit, including the one that hold housing w/camera in the box was cracked at the point where the metal nut meets the plastic arm piece, in all 5 were cracked with only the suction cup piece not cracked, it's made of a different type of plastic.
I contacted the manufacturer via their web site and they promised a 24hr response time, to this date I have received no response.
As far as picture quality, it is pretty good, extremely wide angle and the video quality is good.
The unit, for something that is made to be used for extreme sports, is made of plastic. When I contacted company via the web they wanted the seiral number off unit, to do this I had to remove back cover, which is poorly made with just little tabs to hold it in places. Upon removing the cover the battery was hard to remove and I was scared of damaging housing in trying to remove it with small flathead screwdriver, not good if you have to swap battery in the field. Upon removing the battery the serial # was a sticker placed on the unit, and this area of the unit seemed wavy, not the sticker but the plastic housing.
I know the unit is made for fun and is suppose to be smallest video recorder in world, but I purchased a camera for about the same money, granted no rough and weather proof outside housing, but unit had LCD display, view finder, face recongnition, builtin Flash, standard mounting 1/4" hole and had a titanium housing.
I returned the unit because I figured if the mounting arms are that easy to brake, I don't think I would trust it to stay mounted while I use it for skiing, diving or other rough activities.
Nice idea, poor follow thru.
For me se perfect for what He want to use it. I have to wait.
It takes great HD and wide angle videos in bright light settings, and pictures as well. I do have a few caveats, though, which is why I didn't give it 5 stars.
First, for indoor shots or shots in minimal lighting, the videos and pictures get kind of grainy. This is likely due to the automatic internal ISO settings, and the user has no control over that.
Second, the sound is pretty awful. If you're trying to capture people talking or animal noises, or any other defined audio, you'll need an external mic, which means you can't use the plastic casing.
Third, for underwater shots, they will be kind of cloudy unless you get an additional attachment for the lens.
Otherwise, I'm very impressed with the camera, and have used it a lot already.
Yes, there is a fix to fuzzy underwater photos... Buy the diving case.... Why do we need another case when you already had a 60m case? Flat lens on front. Hero3 seems to have that out of the box, but Hero2 we are left scratching our heads thinking we have an underwater camera instead of a fuzzy boat anchor.
Ok, more issues. Basically horrible controls. Off, on, hard to use at that. Basically you need perfect lighting. Fixed aperture also meant that unrepeatable total solar eclipse movie also a waste of time and money. This issue also spoils most pictures and video with sun in foreground. With a wide angle lens, this is about half the time.
Software is just bad. Can't get cropping to work. Poor editing capabilities for color and exposure (mostly because of the poor quality video is poor to start with).
Maybe this is great for a few action sports in the right light, sucks for everything else.
I haven't yet figured out how to mount mine to my Harley without the vibration making the video almost unwatchable. This isn't an issue isolated to me; it's a Harley thing. Harleys vibrate and the Gopro doesn't have any kind of image stabilization - plus I think that the image being such high resolution might make it even more noticeable. I'll just have to figure it out. I've seen a few really, really good videos from Gopros on Harleys.
I ordered a skeleton case for mine too so that I can plug it in with the mini usb that I usually use for my GPS on my scooter. You might consider that when purchasing. The plug is covered otherwise with the stock case presumably for keeping water and elements out.
It's a lot smaller than I thought from just seeing the ads and the few I've seen in person. It packs a lot of tech in that tiny package. The images are pretty spectacular. This isn't your Iphone's video. I haven't honestly used it yet to do anything more than shoot video on my bike - which as I mentioned isn't turning out all that hot so far, but generally speaking it outshines my previous setup with my Mini DV camcorder on my bike by a wide margin to say the least and I don't feel like I'm destroying my $500 Mini DV camcorder in the process. This is what this thing is made for and it does it very well. If I can just figure out the mounting situation to reduce the vibration - I anticipate some spectacular riding video from my future trips.
I heard after my purchase that they announced a firmware upgrade this summer that will boost the bitrate options to 35mbps and give it 24p capability - FOR FREE! So that it can be integrated into timelines with other cameras easier for multicamera projects. The images that I've seen as demonstrations of the higher bitrate look pretty fantastic! That's higher than my much more expensive Canon HF S20's 24mbps.
The only thing that bums me out is as soon a s I bought the Hero 2, they came out with the three and now, I'm like, Ohhhhh. Bummer.Oh well, maybe I'll get one of those for the next movie!
I used the LCD BacPac for starters, but once you have the correct setting for video, there is no need for the LCD screen unless you want to frame a particular image. I would recommend using the LCD screen for photos.
Shake and bounce was much less noticable with the Go Pro, eventhough I was holding it in my hands. Next time I will try some of the different mounts (helmet, head and chest straps) and keep my hands free. It's also safer that way!
The Go Pro took better video in lower light situations like walking through shadows or the darker side of craters.
Wind noise always a problem with video was about the same as the Canon miniDV, but according to the instruction book the waterproof housing should help with wind noise. I haven't used it in the water yet.
Likes: Small and easy to use, just set and forget. Excellent video quality. I found a fully charged battery lasted well over 1 hour non-stop record or playback. I haven't had the camera long enough to test the limits yet. Using small SD cards are much easier than carrying miniDV tapes. Cost is comparable to my miniDV camera.
Dislikes: very few, but there is no zoom feature and burning a video to a DVD presents one minor problem, if you record, stop, record, and stop your play back will be in sections and not continuous, so be prepared to get plenty of use with your pause/record buttons on a DVD recorder. The Go Pro is designed and best used to take video for longer stretches of time.
I love the Go Pro Hero and look forward to using it more and more, like on my motorcycle, kayaking and snorkeling. I would deffinately recommend the Go Pro for all your action sports and activities.













