Hero

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 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

I’m in a similar spot to you. I’ve owned the Hero 9 Black since it came out. In bright light it’s a great action cam with good stabilization, but it quickly falls flat indoors even with decent lighting. As I mentioned here, for snorkeling the stabilization just isn’t good enough despite my best effo