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GoPro and other POV cameras have revolutionised the way we capture adventures, from adrenaline-pumping action sports to serene lake paddles. At Unsponsored we are regularly asked about what settings should be used to get the best shots for edits.
Whether you’re a seasoned GoPro user or just getting started, here are some practical tips to maximise your camera’s potential.
One of the biggest areas that is overlooked when getting a video/camera setup for trips out is the speed of your Micro SD card. The GoPro Hero 13, and GoPro Hero (2024) are the latest models from the POV giant and are out now (04/09/24).
If you get an error with the camera it will probably be down to the memory card that is being used. Getting hold of a decent card is therefore super important.
The GoPro Hero 12 has a memory card capacity of up to 1TB. Due to the increase in performance of the GoPro Hero 13 I would suggest using cards that are 128GB or above. GoPro recommend cards from 32GB to 1TB in capacity for the Hero13.
Continue readingA couple of days ago Amazon (Amazon.com) listed the GoPro Hero 13 Black online along with various new accessories. At the time of writing, GoPro has not officially unveiled the Hero 13 Black but launches usually take place around mid September each year.
UPDATE: Cameras will be shipped around the 10th September 2024.
The GoPro Hero11 is a high-quality, versatile action camera that is perfect for capturing all of your adventures. Although the GoPro Hero11 at time of writing is not the latest action camera from GoPro but it is still available. It is also available at a pretty good £299.99. The GoPro Hero11 features a sleek, compact design just like the 10 and the 12 that is easy to carry with you wherever you go, and it is capable of capturing stunning 4K video and 12 megapixel photos.
The GoPro Hero11 is an upgraded version of the Hero10, with a number of new features and improvements.
Continue readingOne of the biggest areas that is overlooked when getting a video/camera setup for trips out is the speed of the your SD or Micro SD card. Now this doesn’t matter if your camera is a GoPro, Insta360, DJI, Contour, Garmin, Sony , Nikon or whatever because without a good memory card you may struggle to capture the video footage you want.
The Speed Class Rating is the official unit of speed measurement for all SD cards, including both full and micro sized versions. Speed Class is a minimum speed based on a worst case scenario test and represents the minimum transfer rate of data that the card is capable of.
Continue readingOne of the biggest areas that is overlooked when getting a video/camera setup for trips out is the speed of your Micro SD card. The GoPro Hero 12, 11 and GoPro Hero 11 Mini are the latest models from the POV giant.
If you get an error with the camera it will probably be down to the memory card that is being used. Getting hold of a decent card is therefore super important.
The GoPro Hero 12 has a memory card capacity of up to 1TB. Due to the increase in performance of the GoPro Hero 12 I would suggest using cards that are 128GB or above.
Continue readingOne of the biggest areas that is overlooked when getting a video/camera setup for trips out is the speed of your Micro SD card. The GoPro Hero 11 and GoPro Hero 11 Mini are the latest models from the POV giant.
If you get an error with the camera it will probably be down to the memory card that is being used.
The GoPro Hero11 and Mini have a memory card capacity of up to 1TB. Due to the increase in performance of the GoPro Hero11 I would suggest using cards that are 128GB or above.
Continue readingOne of the biggest areas that is overlooked when getting a video/camera setup for trips out is the speed of your Micro SD card. The GoPro Hero 11 and GoPro Hero 11 Mini are the latest models from the POV giant.
If you get an error with the camera it will probably be down to the memory card that is being used.
The GoPro Hero11 has a memory card capacity of up to 1TB. Due to the increase in performance of the GoPro Hero11 I would suggest using cards that are 128GB or above.
Continue readingOne of the biggest areas that is overlooked when getting a video/camera setup for trips out is the speed of your Micro SD card.
If you get an error with the camera it will probably be down to the memory card that is being used.
The GoPro Hero9 has a memory card capacity of up to 256GB. Due to the increase in performance of the GoPro Hero9 I would suggest using cards that are 64GB or above.
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Apart from the front facing screen it looks pretty similar to the Hero7 and Hero8 editions, but in reality the new GoPro Hero9 is a bigger camera both in terms of its physical size and its capabilities.
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Continue readingThere are few things a crushing as getting home from a sick day shooting with your GoPro and realizing that half of your content isn’t usable due to water droplets all over the lens. I have been doing this trick since 2012 and I have never found a simpler or better way than this to keep the lens clear. It has allowed me to make sure that whether its just another day on the water, or a once in a lifetime shot, my GoPro will be crisp and clear for those epic shots. So try this whenever you are using your GoPro around the water, and all your content will be way more usable!
Dane Jackson
What SD Card For The GoPro Hero8 Series? It super important that you use the best memory cards possible with your GoPro camera whether it’s the GoPro Hero8, Hero7, Hero6, Hero5 or indeed any of the GoPro cameras currently available. The following SD micro memory cards are what we used in the GoPro Hero7 and are now using in the Hero8.
All of the cards listed below are fast and you’ll need fast and reliable if you are shooting at high resolutions. We are currently running the Lexar, Sandisk Extreme and Samsung EVO cards in our GoPro Hero8.
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