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Submitted by grayzeee on Tue, 2012-12-11 17:43

Need a new camera after the last one got under the wheels of the cruiser.

How is the quality of the gopro hero 3 black version when shooting a lot of indoor still shots??

Would it be good for this or am I better off buying another point and shoot?

cheers

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hlokk Posts: 4290 Date Joined: 04/04/08	Keep in mind it's an ultra Tue, 2012-12-11 19:09 Keep in mind it's an ultra wide angle fisheye, so won't suit a lot of things, particularly photos of people ;)
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Terry Posts: 458 Date Joined: 04/12/05	lens Wed, 2012-12-12 07:40 Not sure , but I was told that a flat lens is now available for the Gopro.
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Hortzy Posts: 110 Date Joined: 31/07/10	i think its Tue, 2012-12-11 20:37 i think its awesome,,,totally diff style of photography,,never as good as a slr,,but v fun none the less!!! ____________________________________________________________________________
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alfred Posts: 3097 Date Joined: 12/01/07	Difficult as you can't see Wed, 2012-12-12 18:38 Difficult as you can't see what you are shooting unless you get the LCD back. Buy the time you add up the cost you could have gotten a hell of a good compact.
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andym Posts: 80 Date Joined: 28/09/06	You can vary the angle fron Wed, 2012-12-12 19:51 You can vary the angle fron 90 120 and 170 degrees on the gopro 2 so im assuming the 3 will be the same , awsome cameras ,good to strap to the boat and get all the antics of a trip good fun Cheers Andy
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scuttlebutt Posts: 449 Date Joined: 24/03/06	Gopro 2 gets pretty noisy in Wed, 2012-12-12 20:40 Gopro 2 gets pretty noisy in low light. Don't think the 3 would be a lot different. Not good for indoor. For indoor stills you'll want a dedicated still camera. Gopros are great, just not for what you describe.
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