Yeah GoPro!

[phil jagger]

Hooray for 1080 60p

and 720 120p slow motion overload here we come!

edit: forgot to mention normal frame rates at 2.5k

Hero3 rules!

http://nofilmschool.com/2012/10/gopr...o3/#more-30700

http://gopro.com/

Yew!

[JustJiggin]

Yes!! Looks so good!

[Squidlipz]

Originally Posted by phil jagger

Hooray for 1080 60p

and 720 120p slow motion overload here we come!

edit: forgot to mention normal frame rates at 2.5k

Hero3 rules!

http://nofilmschool.com/2012/10/gopr...o3/#more-30700

http://gopro.com/

Yew!

If this all means that you can point it, push a button and record whats in front of it, then it must be a good thing

[phil jagger]

Originally Posted by EPhunt

If this all means that you can point it, push a button and record whats in front of it, then it must be a good thing

Ha!

[JIM1]

whats it all mean? haha, been looking at one for a while, just dont know the lingo. i want something that is one button opperational with a 4+ hour battery life

[Breamingwithjoy]

It means that the clip you will have at the end will be more data rich. You will be able to film a HD (720p)clip at .25 speed (fitting in 4 times the frames per second or 4 times the data) at 30 frames per second which means it would look as good as if it was filmed real time.

4k at 15fps is also pretty cool, normally to get a camera with that sort of resolution albeit at 30/25 fps you need to shell out some serious moooooooolala.

I have not read all the info as yet but my only hope is that at these higher frame rates i will be able to get the angle of the image in less of a fish eye. Currently (HD hero2) if you want to shoot faster than 30fps you need to go wide angle which can look super shyte if trying to stitch it together with non wide angle footage from another camera like a DSLR.

Looking forward to seeing some reviews on these before I start selling kidneys. Never my own of course.

[Squidlipz]

Thanks for the explanation BwJ.

Does it have 45 gigglybits? And is the flux capacitor the interchangeable type?

I didn't think Data worried about money!!!

Go figure!!







Haha, I want.........................

[phil jagger]

High frame rates are generally used for slow motion.

So if you shoot at 120fps in 720 mode then transcode that footage to 30fps (24 is even better) you will have a clip that runs at %25 the speed of the original, making for super smooth slow motion, and a much longer clip.

The same can be done with the 60p mode which is 60 frames per second. This is shot (on the Hero3) at full Hd 1920x1080 (not 1280x720 as the above) and when transcoded to 30fps, you will have a clip that runs at %50 speed.

It also means that the most mundane things, look SICK!

Phil

[phil jagger]

yo BWJ,

If you want to match your footage with DSLR clips, try downloading the protune update.

This will give you a much flatter picture that will need some colour correction, but it will help with matching the two cameras.

Yew!

Phil

[silvertreva]

Er Meh Gerd!

I am gonna sell my hero2 to my bro and get the Hero 3 in black!!

The new video is hell cool to,

YEWWW

[agz_67]

gonna be soooo many hero2 cameras for sale...mine included lol or perhaps this is my chance to go dual gopros, although would u be able to notice a big difference in quality if use clips from both cameras in 1 clip???

Originally Posted by silvertreva

Er Meh Gerd!

I am gonna sell my hero2 to my bro and get the Hero 3 in black!!

The new video is hell cool to,

YEWWW

[silvertreva]

Originally Posted by agz_67

gonna be soooo many hero2 cameras for sale...mine included lol or perhaps this is my chance to go dual gopros, although would u be able to notice a big difference in quality if use clips from both cameras in 1 clip???

My bro is wanting a gopro... he can have mine for $300

[gtxrally]

Like like like c'mon Santa I have been a good boy

[Madeye]

Spewin, Only just bought a Hero 2 not that long ago,

This should keep the sony at bay

[jgarner447]

How awesome does the demo video look