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I will be doing some helicopter back country this season and figured that I should buy one of these little cameras. I got a brand new HD Hero for $100 and have a few questions.
-How do you guys manage to get such good videos with them? Are you on the 720 or 1080? -What's the best way to mount them to yourself? Monopod isn't really my favorite option and the helmet mount doesn't seem too sturdy. If a monopod/pole really is the best way, are there any out there that can fold up an fit into a small backpack? -Is hero 2 really worth the close to $200 difference that it would be for me?
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Helmet mount is sturdy, just tether it to the strap or a vent. Extendable monopod fits in my backpack when I'm not using it. Not sure, I have the previous model and don't see a reason to upgrade soon. |
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i personally film on R3 which is 720p at 60 fps so that way if i wanna slow anything down it still looks smooth but R5 which is 1080p is good if you want super crisp footage. the downsides to R5 is a smaller frame of view(127deg instead of 170 i think) and it takes up more space on your SD card.
you can def find poles that can fold up/telescope or at the least make your own using any pole you want and something like the handle bar mount for the gopro. the new gopro is def better in a lot of ways but if you are just filming stuff for your self and friends to watch the quality on the OG go pro should be more then good enough |
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Wouldn't the video come out blurry with it on your head?
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Anyone know anything about GrenadeGrip Gopoles? I was looking into buying one, but I'm not sure if it would be easy to hold fairly steady for filming runs down the mountain/park runs/others.
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I'm gonna grab a grenade grip gopole.
Do you guys use the LCD screen and or extended battery?
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