BillTheCat
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- 2009 Mazdaspeed3 Sport
Hey guys... I just got this GoPro Hero Wide Motorsports camera. This video is nothing fancy, doesn't really showcase the car or anything. Just a test run of the camera. GoPro Hero and Mazdaspeed3
For those of you not familiar with this camera, it's a featherweight camera intended for mounting inside or outside vehicles. Light enough to strap to a helmet, and so lightweight that with its strong suction cup mount, it's perfectly stable at highway speeds on your car.
Comes in a waterproof case (to 100ft) and has a low sensitivity audio option to reduce wind noise when mounted externally. 170 degree field of view, but video is low def. Perfect for YouTube, though.
There is no remote control, and settings & menus are basic, if not primitive. The real selling point of the camera is its versatility in mounting. Records to SD cards & uses AAA batteries. You basically have to mount it, start recording, then get in the car & start driving. And don't forget to shut it off as soon as you stop, because it will eat up some batteries.
No fancy editing here- just a few short clips from different mounting points on the MS3. And no music, so you can hear the audio it does pick up.
I'll be taking this to Deal's Gap in a couple of weeks & shooting some more interesting video (I hope) then.
For those of you not familiar with this camera, it's a featherweight camera intended for mounting inside or outside vehicles. Light enough to strap to a helmet, and so lightweight that with its strong suction cup mount, it's perfectly stable at highway speeds on your car.
Comes in a waterproof case (to 100ft) and has a low sensitivity audio option to reduce wind noise when mounted externally. 170 degree field of view, but video is low def. Perfect for YouTube, though.
There is no remote control, and settings & menus are basic, if not primitive. The real selling point of the camera is its versatility in mounting. Records to SD cards & uses AAA batteries. You basically have to mount it, start recording, then get in the car & start driving. And don't forget to shut it off as soon as you stop, because it will eat up some batteries.
No fancy editing here- just a few short clips from different mounting points on the MS3. And no music, so you can hear the audio it does pick up.
I'll be taking this to Deal's Gap in a couple of weeks & shooting some more interesting video (I hope) then.