GoPro Hero 4 Session - $230.40, Hero3+ Silver - $278.40 C&C @ Good Guys eBay

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spackbace on 12/03/2016 - 14:02 ebay.com.au (460 clicks)
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Damn what a price on this :) $288 @ Good Guys right now, less the 20% makes a hellova difference!

This GoPro action camera is reliable, fun, and an outstanding answer to ride the waves with confidence. Its 1080p/60fps HD video resolution lets you record fast-paced, pulse-pounding video. Plus, the GoPro GPCHDHS-101 features an 8 MP sensor resolution, allowing you to take vibrant still photos. You can connect with your smartphone or tablet with its Wi-Fi. The GPCHDHS-101 action camera's 10 m waterproof rating helps you record water sports with confidence. It's an outstanding choice for ensuring your go-to camera survives extreme activities.

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GoPro GPCHDHB-101 HERO LCD - $278.40 with coupon Cheaper @ HN/OW etc

The performance and design of this GoPro action camera please extreme sports enthusiasts and thrill seekers. You can take high quality video to share with fellow adventurers with its 1080p/60fps HD video resolution. Plus, the GoPro GPCHDHB-101's 8 MP sensor resolution lets you say goodbye to blurry, grainy photos. It sports Wi-Fi, so you can use the built-in connectivity. You can record water sports with confidence with the GPCHDHB-101 action camera's 40 m waterproof rating. Ride the waves with confidence with help from this GoPro action camera.

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GoPro GPCHDHN-302 Hero3 Plus Silver Edition - $278.40 with coupon

You can record fast-paced, pulse-pounding video with this GoPro action camera's 1080p/60fps HD video resolution. Its 10 MP sensor resolution lets you take high quality still photos. Plus, the GoPro GPCHDHN-302 sports Wi-Fi, so you can leverage connectivity with your mobile devices. It's compatible with a microSD memory card. This action camera is a solid pick for capturing exciting mountain bike rides confidently.

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  8azinga on 12/03/2016 - 15:47

  Session was under $200 at Harvey Norman a few weeks back.

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    spackbace on 12/03/2016 - 15:49

    $203, I know, I checked the tags ;)
    But that's not now :)

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    Sven Nijs on 12/03/2016 - 15:50

    From memory that was a pricing error and not too many scored one before it was revoked.

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      Berek on 12/03/2016 - 16:07

      $183 I got one for :-)

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        Sven Nijs on 12/03/2016 - 16:09

        Lucky lad! Now you have one, is it worth $230 or only $183?

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        spackbace on 12/03/2016 - 16:14

        +1

        @Sven Nijs:

        I don't own one, but looking at the specs, I'd say the Hero3+ Silver looks worth the extra :) deeper depth, more MP etc

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        Berek on 12/03/2016 - 19:11

        +1

        @Sven Nijs:
        I got it for sticking on my helmet so to me size was the first consideration. Didn't want to look like a knob with a big thing sticking out of the top of my head :-)

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  2ndeffort on 12/03/2016 - 16:32

  +2

  I am torn with these things. I have some Liquid Image goggles for skiing with a camera inbuilt but although I have recorded hours of skiing all over the world, nobody including me is interested in ever watching it. What do people do with these things. I wonder about putting one on my bicycle to record rides but seriously, who would ever be interested in watching that. No criticism to those that do, all props to you I just wonder if I would get the use out of one, I am a keen skier and road cyclist, occasional mountainbiker. Not sure I would get the use but interested in how others use them to try and convince myself.

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    Dcseah on 12/03/2016 - 23:23

    You're right - hours of downhill snow footage is boring. More interesting mounting positions is on a ski/snowboard, facing downwards but I like clips the best when taken from it mounted on a stick in front or behind. No camera gitter from vibrations as well.

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    eug on 13/03/2016 - 00:38

    I used my GoPro to film parts of my last (non-skiing) Japan trip. The light weight means the gimbal I used can be light too, which makes it much easier to carry around compared to a gimbal for a full-sized camera.

    The video quality certainly isn't as good as a camera with a larger sensor, plus there's no manual control, but I think it worked great in that situation.

    Now I'm considering getting the Session as a bike crash camera. The single-button auto-record and auto-sleep operation makes it quicker to use than a normal GoPro, I think.