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I had an 11 and hated it. Crackling sound, and overheated so quickly. I actually reverted to using my Hero 3 black for a while. Once I got tired of the external battery pack solution to keep it going (it is old!), I ended up going back to the 13. Seems like much of the sound issues were resolved, bu

My prediction (and hope) is that GoPro will dominate the action-camera market again. You wouldn't know it from the onslaught of purchased media reviews and bots from their competition, but GoPro arguably offers the best video quality in daylight with Hero 13 and Max 2, and now they are shoring up th

I had the right glasses and still had all those issues. The first 20 minutes of the documentary were filmed on 2 GoPro Hero cameras taped side by side. They later switched to a Silicon Imaging SI-2K rig, which produced the better looking shots. The 3D capture isn’t exactly pristine, but it was 2010.

Back Bone from California have been selling modified action cameras with C mounts and sometimes passive Micro 4/3 mounts for some time now. That'd be the most like the new GoPro. The one you found that does 160 fps is probably the Z Cam E2 (or the E2-M4). That has a full Micro 4/3 sensor, unlike the

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

They are all decent cameras that will give you great footage. That said, the Hero 13 still has the best image quality of the bunch when lighting is good and would be my choice for that reason. Many of the GoPro issues commonly upvoted are over-stated (battery life, overheating, no internal storage,

I was using an old GoPro 6 and shooting 4k/30. I would record the whole game and note the time from start when a play occurred and then pull that clip and edit it at 720p. It worked and the videos looked decent. I just upgraded to a Hero 13 Black. My son is a catcher and I add a timer on each throw

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

360 cameras have better stabilization than regular ones, but also more expensive and image quality is a bit lower. As of regular cameras, any GoPro Hero 11-13 Black all are a good choice, but not sure if the stabilization will keep up with horse riding. Avoid GoPro Minis at all cost.

I think that's only for the low-end GoPros like the Hero 4k and the Lit Hero. Even then, you could probably offload their footage and use third-party editing software to stabilize them, but honestly I find both of those cameras to be underpowered and horribly overpriced. The mainline "Hero Black" Go