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GoPro Hero 13 with Ultrawide Lens, I bought the bundle and it also came with the regular lens. It’s mounted on the forehead area of my helmet, right above the helmet front lip with the included curved mount. I believe the FWT athletes use this camera and lens combo as well, probably from the sponsor

I use a helmet mounted GoPro Hero 11 Black. Probably overkill for a traffic camera but I use it for other activities as well; image and hardware quality is excellent and software is good as well. Cheap cameras keep getting better, however, to make out license plates it really helps to shoot in 4K. A

Old go pro hero session I had laying around with a helmet strap, 256gb as card , it’s water proof . Wide angle . for the rear is a RIPOON q100 camera with red rear light came with seat post mount with fall detection that will flash the light. Also with 256gb sd card, Great as a rear cam with city ni

I personally prefer gopro. Having the hero 12 and quite happy about it. I like to mount on the helmet when snowboarding. It gives a nice perspective of the turns and the board and landscape doesn't look crazy stretched. There is the ultra wide mode or something like this, it is cool for when you are

The go 3 is nice but if your plan is to frequently shoot fully-submerged footage, the action cams like GoPro hero, insta360 ace pro, or dji osmo are best, they’re all more rugged and purpose-built for that kind of shooting.Don’t get me wrong, you could certainly shoot underwater with your go 3s but

I film exclusively with the Hero 13's at the moment due to their excellent image quality and the amount of customizable options via the GoPro Labs Firmware (something no other camera company comes close to matching). The anamorphic lens really does make for some cinematic looking footage. The Macro

Depends on what you want to film and the conditions. Personally I’d say GoPro 11, 12 or 13. I have the 11 and never upgraded since I’m happy with it and the upgrades haven’t been enough for me to get a 12/13. I have a DJI Action 5 Pro and…..I freaking hate it. The white balance is off and everything

If you just want a few cameras on sticks, and you're in a sporty family, a few older gopros would do you fine. Easy to use, expandable storage, weatherproof/shockproof, no recording limit, can hook it up to external power or external battery bank, or switch in spare batteries when you need. I had th

Hello videographer and action cam owner here. The Insta 360 is the best thing on the market now, its incredible. X4 and below are very easy to damage, and once the lens is scratched, you have to replace the whole camera. The X5 has replacement lenses now - if you want a 360, do not waste your money