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Originally Posted by GaleForce
Sweet!
I have a Hero 2 and 32gb class 10 card, but Mrs.GaleForce is hiding them for a special occasion. I wonder if I can use them and repackage it without her knowing?  |
mr.gale- nice!
lol @ sneaky... but if you take vids of you taking it out of the box and re-boxing, i think she's going to find out, i think....
that's one of the many things im going to be using my hero2 for... timelapse camera
need to find who is messing with my plants!
hahaha
i was looking at brinno and other timelapse cameras and though, wth, just kill 3 birds with one stone using the hero2.
i like taking down birds.
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Originally Posted by GaleForce
Order 2 of everything then you can mail the extras to me |
hahaha, i ready spent $2k+ this month on car stuff (droid4, nuvi & accessories, hands-free bt module, hero2, accessories) so im out.
good thing i 'saved up' on many purchases i didn't do earlier this year.
im also happy that gas prices arent' $5/gallon as my budget was set at for this season.
i can put some of that back into my car fund.
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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang
I am going to drink. Still here gonna wait q while. My recaros are comfy.
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hey dont fall asleep, mustang!
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Originally Posted by Red__Zed
I tend to shoot at 60fps for car stuff, although it makes for nearly unmanageable files 
30fps often winds up looking 'off' if you do anything at speed.
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thanks for the input, redzed.
i suppose if im only going to do 30fps, i can use R2... i will have to try both R2 720/30fps and R3 720/60fps.
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Originally Posted by Alchemy
Ken just to go back to some stuff you mentioned like mounting the cam on the car. This is my rig, sort of a dif spin on Steve's setup
Now I use the mic mount off that handle apparatus, which is called the Opteka X-Grip. I bought it for like $15 or something. Great for handheld applications. So this is the mount removed
This is it mounted under the rear fog. The little fastener that holds the bumper down underneath the fog is popped out and the mount is installed there
And finally with the mic attached.
I like and dont like that the mic is battery powered. BUT I wouldnt want it running off of my GoPros power since the cameras battery already doesnt last as long as Id like. I have ran the mic for a total of at least 5 hours now and the batt is still fine. I ordered 2 extra when I got it for only a few bucks.
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thanks, mr.alchemy!
damn, that's a nice setup.
i know now i need to get one of those handle and more brackets and stuff for sure.
i see that the snowboarders are using a small mono-pod. i was thinking about doing something like that when im making short clips.
