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Cloudmelon

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#119492 3-Jun-2013 11:20

Hey guys,

Been wondering about getting a Go Pro. Never had one before, so thought I'd ask some advice!

Been looking on TM so far, and they generally seem to be $300-$600 for the Hero 3.

Is there a good place to look, or is TM as good as it gets?
Any particular models to aim for/stay away from?

Also, anyone heard of one of these before.

Any advice at all would be great, cheers.

billgates

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#829974 3-Jun-2013 11:37

Liquid Image Ego series cameras are really good the money.

http://www.liquidimageco.com/products/model-727-the-ego-1

Do whatever you want to do man.

Nancyjj

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#833121 9-Jun-2013 17:15

Hi, we have a Gopro Hero 2, and like it a lot, It can be mounted on a bike, helmet, vehicle dashboard, or on the quad. I do the editing, this takes time and lots of RAM, or else very slow. Then it is converted to a new format and onto a DVD disc. There is a newer Hero 3, not sure if there are any better features, and I do not know about the other brand another reader suggested.This might be well worth looking at . Look at them all,. Google for reviews, Gopro seem to be fairly foolproof. Cheers, Nancyjj

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#833151 9-Jun-2013 18:01

I have a Go Pro Hero here I don't use really. If you're interested send me a PM before I post in the Offers/Wanted sub forum.

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