GoPro hero 2 HD
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GoPro hero 2 HD
its taken its bleedin time but its finally got here 3 weeks after i ordered it!
My GoPro hero 2 motorsports edition
I havent properly used it yet, been good and read the manual had a play around with it and its mounts, its fantastically simple piece of kit that in my view has been really well thought out, such a versatile little thing, and I mean tiny! makes my bridge camera seem a bit much now really!
Hoping to get it out on the bike a few times this coming week to work out wheres best to put it, hopefully going to use it at BC.
once I have used it for a bit will do a more thorough write up about it
Dave
My GoPro hero 2 motorsports edition
I havent properly used it yet, been good and read the manual had a play around with it and its mounts, its fantastically simple piece of kit that in my view has been really well thought out, such a versatile little thing, and I mean tiny! makes my bridge camera seem a bit much now really!
Hoping to get it out on the bike a few times this coming week to work out wheres best to put it, hopefully going to use it at BC.
once I have used it for a bit will do a more thorough write up about it
Dave
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Cool looks good. Is it the HD one?
I have one too, had it on my mountain bike but then I crashed and destroyed my shoulder as i wanted to make the footage look good
Take it easy.
I have one too, had it on my mountain bike but then I crashed and destroyed my shoulder as i wanted to make the footage look good
Take it easy.
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yeah its the HD one,cant wait to get out nd use it
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i've been saving since christmas, kinda a half bday present to, got it for £215. rrp is around £300 normally so a good deal i finks.
They are expensive but quality bits of kit, I'll use it for mountain climbing and scuba diving to
They are expensive but quality bits of kit, I'll use it for mountain climbing and scuba diving to
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Wow nice camera. I like but have no money to spend :(
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now i know that could be a lie klitcat, I mean I dont really know who you are any more......
As for the camera, I was hoping to use it at BC but being a right numpty left it on all night on the friday and it was dead when i went to plumb it all in on sat morning
Used it last week and its a great peice of kit, so easy to use and so many ways of mounting it, will have a go at uploading a video soon, the recordings are high quality and very clear even only the settings lower than 1080p, will say if you do look at getting one of these buy some extra batteries!!!
As for the camera, I was hoping to use it at BC but being a right numpty left it on all night on the friday and it was dead when i went to plumb it all in on sat morning
Used it last week and its a great peice of kit, so easy to use and so many ways of mounting it, will have a go at uploading a video soon, the recordings are high quality and very clear even only the settings lower than 1080p, will say if you do look at getting one of these buy some extra batteries!!!
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