Testing the GoPro 2
Ive been doing some testing with the new GoPro2 HD video camera. I bought it out of necessity after loosing my GoPro HD in flight :( But, having the HD jump ship was a blessing in disguise, because the new GP2 boasts some impressive features.
While shooting in 1080P, you can choose 3 different field of view (fov) settings: Wide at 170, medium at 127, and narrow at 90. Heres a video I made testing the different fov settings on a Skywalker foam airplane.
The Gopro2 also shoots at 120fps for some pretty impressive slow motion footage. I usually drop the frame rate down to 24fps when doing slow motion footage. Heres a video testing the WVGA-120 setting.
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Comment by Veikko Vierola on November 24, 2011 at 2:20pm -
What is the resolution if u shoot 60 frames per sec?
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Comment by Matt Gunn on November 24, 2011 at 3:29pm -
60 is available in two resolutions; 720p (1080x720) and wvga-60 (848x480)
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Comment by JACKIE HAMMILL on March 13, 2012 at 10:50am -
Quik Pod is a monopod made to be used with Go Pro and lets the user take his or her own photo. Check it out on www.facebook.com/quikpod
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Comment by JACKIE HAMMILL on March 13, 2012 at 10:54am
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Quik Pod is a monopod made to be used with Go Pro and lets the user take his or her own photo. Check it out on www.facebook.com/quikpod
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