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"Have run 3 half's and 2 fulls, never have ran out of battery provided they are properly charged beforehand."


"I use it for the same reasons and love it. ... I would not consider the regular Apple Watch because of battery life."


"the battery life easily lasts 10+ hours."

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"GoPro is still the best action cam for fpv because it lets you record in 5.3k 8/7 aspect ratio. ... When you stabilize fpv footage you crop in this will make you loose resolution. ... If you want the image with the best quality possible go with gopro. ... Its better for cropping in post since you get a larger image."


"The picture quality is amazing ... the footage is really sharp"


"The GoPro has much better color science right out of the box."

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"in the water it is unbeatable."


"My current Gopro 12 takes pretty damned awesome pictures, especially in RAW if you know how to use lightroom. ... Here's a shot of some coral I took 2 weeks ago in Cozumel, with a cheap dive housing, no lights, no colour filters, depth around 12-13 meters. ... Even on simple jpg mode, in lineair lens, the pictures are more than decent ... This one was in super green, much less clear water, on a day with clouds, from the surface as you're not allowed to dive near the turtles here. The bottom is about 2.5-3m deep here. Simply point & shoot in raw mode and then process the RAW."


"The mini has been drug all over golf courses and gotten wet countless times."

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"the stabilization is incredible ... it’s the coolest coolest footage"


"Max2's image quality is insanely good ... in full resolution, the detail is super impressive. ... the quality is great ... the daylight quality is ridiculously sharp. ... the image quality and stabilization are incredible ... nice detail ... The footage looks good"


"I've never had unstable video while dirtbiking"

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"I've had a couple of GoPros and they've worked flawlessly on everything from countless mountain bike rides to snorkeling all over the world. ... I still have a 7 Black because it just wont die."


"My Hero 7 Black has been through snorkeling in Hawaii, outdoor expeditions in Alaska, and 18 mile hikes up Half Dome and back... for years..."


"as for myself - I have this projector for 2 years and 0 issues"

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"The go sucks, it's no where near wide enough"


"One of the things I didn't like about the GO3 I had, and returned, was I felt the FOV was too narrow. ... It wasn't a full 180 degrees, so if the camera wasn't aimed properly, I couldn't adequately reframe in post. ... Ie: I was on a rollercoaster, the camera was tilted upwards on my chest, and all Ingot was sky."


"It only has wide angle lens. You can't get a standard shot."

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"my biggest issue is with the crashes causing me to lose footage ... it's annoying resetting it once or twice a day if I'm filming ... has a crashing problem. Probably once or twice every few hours of filming, usually after you start or stop a video it will crash"

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"the thing gets extremely hot"


"If you're mounting in a vehicle interior with limited/no airflow, you will probably be able to run it indefinitely at 4K30, but at 4K60 you'll almost certainly get a shutdown due to overheating. ... Go Pros just weren't designed with that kind of operating environment in mind - they're meant to be mounted on your head or chest or whatever outside whilst doing action sport, which inherently provides plenty of airflow."


"Big downfall was that it overheated with ease."

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"Low-light performance has been my one complaint for sooo long. ... You say that you shoot in sunny days, but I find that a lot of my use cases are low-light, indoors where the performance hit has been hugely impacting. Gymnastics meets and dance recitals with my granddaughter, plays with my grandson. School events. Birthday parties. Family game nights are a blast with the camera sitting in the middle of the table capturing the fun. Camping, especially sitting around the camp fire, or capturing the beautiful night sky in the mountains. Nighttime swimming parties with family and friends. One of my favorite videos was in an aquarium with the grandkids petting rays in a shallow pool, in very dimly lit conditions. Even treks through heavily wooded areas can be dark enough to cause issues."


"As for night-time footage, my X2 was always horrible. ... Modern cell-phone (2d) cameras are SO much better at night that I stopped trying to use it since night-time image quality was more valuable to me than the 360 capabilities."


"I had horrible experiences with go pro 11 mini black… ... GoPro sucks for low light dji easily wins here."

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"If you're mounting in a vehicle interior with limited/no airflow, you will probably be able to run it indefinitely at 4K30, but at 4K60 you'll almost certainly get a shutdown due to overheating. ... Go Pros just weren't designed with that kind of operating environment in mind - they're meant to be mounted on your head or chest or whatever outside whilst doing action sport, which inherently provides plenty of airflow."


"Go Pro's, generally, will record anything at a given resolution (say 4K, or 1080p), at the same bitrate, regardless of the framerate. ... This means that for any given second of video, it only has 100 megabits of data to encode every frame. Shoot more frames, and you get less data per frame. ... The result of that is that at 30 fps you get 3.3 megabits per frame, while at 60 fps you get just 1.6 megabit per frame. ... Playing back in real time, you might not immediately notice the difference but particularly in complex scenes... you'll see a massive reduction in overall image quality as the camera struggles to fit all the detail into the extremely limited data available for each frame."


"The sensors are so small. They are the same as my hero 7. You can't beat physics."

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0bamaBinSmokin • 9 months ago

What about issues with the cameras crashing? I have a GoPro 7 a friend gave me and I do want to upgrade at some point but my biggest issue is with the crashes causing me to lose footage. I've heard is still an issue on the new cameras plus overheating problems. The 7 doesn't overheat luckily but it's annoying resetting it once or twice a day if I'm filming. And I'm using the recommended SD card

r/gopro • why does every comparison video on YT seem like to bashing Go pro 13 ? is it really that far behind the competitors ? ->
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0bamaBinSmokin • 9 months ago

Does this firmware help the older models? I have a go pro 7 that has a crashing problem. Probably once or twice every few hours of filming, usually after you start or stop a video it will crash. I'm using the suggested SD card

r/gopro • why does every comparison video on YT seem like to bashing Go pro 13 ? is it really that far behind the competitors ? ->
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Additional_Visual108 • 12 months ago

Even a gopro 7 is pretty good but I would recommend getting a used 9 as it has 4K 60FPS and uses the same accessories as the newer models incase you upgrade.

r/gopro • What's the best action camera I can get for 200$ or less (please be less) ->
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akaSnaketheJake • 10 months ago

It's simple to me. GoPro Hero cameras are a huge PITA to use. They're horribly unreliable and nowadays DJI/Insta look just as good. It's been like this since at least Hero 10. They have done nothing to fix the Hero line and continue to push out a new model every year. It's corporate greed and it's killing the company. I've spent a lot of money on GoPro gear only to be burned by them over and over again. I go out of my way to recommend against GoPro any time some asks. I will give credit where it's due though. The MAX 360 has been a great camera for me. I don't have any of the issues that are so abundant on Hero cameras. It's the only GoPro product I've had a good experience with but I still can't recommend it because of the culture at GoPro. I know if anything comes up that requires them to lift a finger to fix, it will remain broken forever while they work on the next yearly model release.

r/MTB • Is GoPro dying? ->
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AshMontgomery • 3 months ago

Get whichever Go Pro is in your price range. Anything Hero 7 and above will have hypersmooth and as long as you’re not running it at max resolution and fps it shouldn’t overheat, especially with a fan or AC on in the car. 30 fps would be my recommendation, and most should be able to handle that at 4K just fine.

r/gopro • Best camera for Beginner for recording POV car driving videos ->
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Beginning_Resolve101 • 8 months ago

A GoPro 7 or 8 then. I don't recommend less know action cameras brands like Akaso, not terrible but not great either. Sound quality is really bad and the image stabilization performance is inferior compared to the GoPro or the DJI Action cameras.

r/Cameras • Wearable action cam? ->
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beneyh • 2 months ago

For me GoPro always had the best mic/audio balance. insta always sounded baseless and sucked at eliminating wind noise as well

r/Cameras • I don't know what vlogging camera to buy ->
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Breadf00l • 12 months ago

Image stabilization started on GoPro Hero 7. And I’m still using it to this day.

r/gopro • GoPro Hero Black 9 - worth it still? ->
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charros • about 2 months ago

7 was a big improvement for sure and the last to work with the gimbal. Big downfall was that it overheated with ease.

r/gopro • Which is your favorite GoPro? ->
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ChopperCraig • 6 months ago

Gopro hero 7 white is a great camera if you can find one used. Doesn't have super good stabilization or GPS like the black model does. But I've never had unstable video while dirtbiking, and the battery life is often about 2 hours at 1080p 30fps... Better than the black models..

r/motorcycles • What camera should I buy to record on a motorcycle? ->
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CrazyEyesEddie • 10 months ago

Within reason, whatever you've got. I had a GoPro 7 for years and took that thing around the world. It never let me down. We've now upgraded to DJI Action 5s. They're great, but not *that* much better. Horizon leveling is great and all, but the 7 still took good video.

r/motorcyclegear • What camera is best for recording riding. ->

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