r/GoProCamera • u/coreoski • Jan 23 '12
There are 3 separate GoPro sub Reddits, what does everyone think about a merger?
This topic has been brought up in r/HDGoPro. What does everyone think? Seems like it just makes sense to me.
r/GoProCamera • u/coreoski • Jan 23 '12
This topic has been brought up in r/HDGoPro. What does everyone think? Seems like it just makes sense to me.
r/GoProCamera • u/price1869 • Aug 29 '11
r/GoProCamera • u/brttf3 • Nov 13 '11
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r/GoProCamera • u/Xtremeskierbfs • Sep 30 '11
r/GoProCamera • u/Speed92211 • Dec 28 '11
I'm going to Salt Lake City for a week of skiing with my dad and two family friends in January. I need some help coming up with some combinations of positions of my two GoPro Hero HD camera's which will give some some cool clips to make a short video about my trip.
Available Positions:
Helmet Facing Forward
Helmet Facing Backward
Pole Position Facing the person holding it
Beneath and wrap around the ski boots when they're in the binding using the vented helmet strap, facing forward.
These are the only positions I thought of so far. So what combination of theses positions with 1 or 2 cameras on 1 or 2 skiiers would work best?
If you think of any positions that would be cool feel free to post.
r/GoProCamera • u/brianfit • Nov 23 '11
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r/GoProCamera • u/gomexz • Oct 17 '11
Hey, I have seen people set their cameras to take a pic over 5,10, etc secs on something that moves. And they get very clear pics. Last night, I set my camera to do this and just moved it along holding it in my hand, and all my pics are super blurry. Any thoughts as to why? Could it be that my hand wasnt holding it steady enough?
r/GoProCamera • u/brttf3 • Dec 23 '10
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r/GoProCamera • u/danielflips • Jan 13 '12