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Old 10 February 2012, 21:23   #141
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Well, i just won mi self a new Go Pro hero on ebay just need to know how to use it now
Fook me you will end being Mr T's minime
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Old 10 February 2012, 21:28   #142
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No they will just take up pages on here debating which is best Go-pro or Drift
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Old 10 February 2012, 21:32   #143
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I will get some footage of the Air craft taking off next week
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Ah... well at least he went for the better camera
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typical bloody German about to start another war
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I am not in the go-pro club yet when funds allow but thinking ahead I have a radar reflector to fit and will be making a bracket for it and thought about extending it to fit a ram mount as well anyone got experience with the ram mounts http://www.ram-mount.co.uk/device-mo...c-360_168.html
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Old 12 February 2012, 10:18   #147
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+1 for the go pro club. Just ordered from ebay at £233. Woohoo.

Now not wishing to start another war, but can anyone recommned a sd card? I've seen they vary in price from £100 down to £20 for 32gb's.
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can anyone recommned a sd card?
THIS is what I use...check the spec from the link and then see who offers the best deal. I'd suggested sticking with branded cards

You're looking for Class 10 SDHC for best performance
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Costco usually have good deals on cards
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Cheers chaps. Just got a Samsung shock proof class 10 16gb for now.

Ordering new computer tomorrow to cope with the files too. Doh.

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4 or 8gb would probably do, I don't think the batteries last long enough to fill a bigger card. Write speed is something to look for, I'm surprised Leapy's 23mbps works actually, my sony bullet cam needed 90mbps to work.

Edit: I've got 23mbps in my go pro as well, works fine so there ya go

+1 for the moisture pad thingys as well, lost a few hours footage myself from a steamy lens
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Repost I think but here's a couple of clips taken on a go pro HD with head strap. As kindly pointed out by others on here recently, you do look a tool wearing it but captures go footage IMV.


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Just checked and it has 24mb/s so should be ok if yours works.

Just about to order moisture thingys if they are recommended and will also get a floaty back door thingy bob just in case.

Think i'll wait and get the wifi bac pac too rather than the lcd screen as the way i understand it you can only use one or the other and the wifi bac pac comes with remote control and wifi to your phone so you can see the angle your recoring at for setting the shots up, (i think)...

EDIT - Just about to buy the floaty door but it states it will not support the weight of the suction mount too. Now i plan to use the go pro with the suction mount to get the family waterskiiing and have it on the front of the ski. Can anyone think of a way to secure the go pro to the waterski. My concern is the suction mount gives way and its bye bye camera
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Can anyone think of a way to secure the go pro to the waterski. My concern is the suction mount gives way and its bye bye camera
No way would I use the suction cup on anything other than glass and where if it fell off there wouldn't be a total loss. Use the self adhesive pads and the floaty thing and/or a lanyard if you need a confidence boost...the self adhesive pads are 3M: I used them all last season, Cookie uses them on his 70mph+ jobby...lots of the videos you can see on the Go Pro website use them...
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Use the self adhesive pads and the floaty thing and/or a lanyard if you need a confidence boost...the self adhesive pads are 3M:
Argh, perfect. I see they come with a few pads. Wasnt sure if they were up to the job, but if you have used them then great. I think a lanyard may be used for a little while. Confidence boost as you say.
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Argh, perfect. I see they come with a few pads. Wasnt sure if they were up to the job, but if you have used them then great. I think a lanyard may be used for a little while. Confidence boost as you say.
I used a lanyard at first but have ditched it now...if you use one, make sure it's tight...if it flaps around and bangs on the camera case, the microphone will pick it up
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I use a fine line tied tightly to the anchor light post. I cannot trust the sticky pads on their own just yet It still causes noise on the recording, however, I don't care, as I intend boaty videos to be set to music, at least for now
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I shall use the sticky pads but will, for the time being use some form of line / lanyard to secure it just for my own benefit until I've used it a few times.

Can't wait for it to arrive now. How sad is that.

Like others i too will use windows movie maker to start me off, but i like leapys videos and the editing he has done. What software was that with out of i interest.

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I shall use the sticky pads but will, for the time being use some form of line / lanyard to secure it just for my own benefit until I've used it a few times.

Can't wait for it to arrive now. How sad is that.

Like others i too will use windows movie maker to start me off, but i like leapys videos and the editing he has done. What software was that with out of i interest.

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Not me mate...not posted any :-)
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Bugger. Meant martini. Need my eyes testing.

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