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GoPro's new Hero3 is lighter, faster, higher res and has WiFi, comes in three flavors
- Thread starter Sushii
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60fps is 60fps.
4k is good if you want to take still pictures and make enlargements to poster size.
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dasiffy
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guess that makes sense. sounds kinda cool actually.
It's most likely for cropping the video without loss of quality, create smooth progressively zooming shots from just regular original footage!
I've got three of these 27" 1440p monitors hooked up, OMG mind blowing! For $300 you'd have to be retarded not to run one. Just sucks it doesn't have HDMI
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/ACHIEVA-Shim...0951?pt=Computer_Monitors&hash=item3f1ba1fe97
-Jamie M.
Yes, they are available at the high and ultra-high end of the spectrum (and with projectors).
Yes the human eye can distinguish. It helps at very close viewing distances but also on large format display sources (100-200+" projector screens for those of you that have them in your man-caves etc...)
It's most likely for cropping the video without loss of quality, create smooth progressively zooming shots from just regular original footage!
I've got three of these 27" 1440p monitors hooked up, OMG mind blowing! For $300 you'd have to be retarded not to run one. Just sucks it doesn't have HDMI
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/ACHIEVA-Shim...0951?pt=Computer_Monitors&hash=item3f1ba1fe97
-Jamie M.
I went with the Yamakasi. Apparently better than the Achieva. But there are versions with multi inputs.
I couldn't tell the difference between the Yamakasi, Matrix Neo (cheapest), Qnix, Achieva, etc. lol! I just liked the frame and base design on the Achieva so that's what I went with
-Jamie M.
So you either have to seat with your nose to the screen or have a 200" projector screen to differentiate between 1080p and 4K.
http://s3.carltonbale.com/resolution_chart.html
I couldn't tell the difference between the Yamakasi, Matrix Neo (cheapest), Qnix, Achieva, etc. lol! I just liked the frame and base design on the Achieva so that's what I went with
-Jamie M.
Off topic here, does your Achieva have a built in VESA mount? The Yamasaki doesn't and its really bothering me as i have a dual monitor stand thats being unused...
Huh? I got the H2 for $219, the H3 black is listed at $400! Like anyone is really gonna use 4K except for the pros? The thing also uses microSD (boo), and may not have a removeable battery (I switch between 2 to last a day since the USB was too fragile for regular use on my bike). And tell me how would the H3 capture all of this years footage for me? Does it travel in time too?
If slimmer and lighter boggles your mind so much, you probably fell for the iPhone 5 too.
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According to that, if I sit at least 8 ft away from my old 27" CRT, then I have nothing to gain by upgrading to a higher resolution.
Not sure about that.
Don't know about the numbers but if you lose the CRT vs Flat Panel aspect then the concept is basically right. Of course, there are other advantages to having higher res such as increased real estate.
Back on topic... you can pre-order the Black Edition in either Motorsports or Adventure kit (they're identical) from cyclebots.com for $369.98 USD shipping to Canada included. Use code: loyalty
I'm not affiliated with them, just thought I'd pass along the savings. Beats paying $450 +tax CDN.
Did you order via eBay? If so, did the seller use FedEx? If they did, is FedEx anything like UPS (Bad)?
Looking into picking 2 of these to replace my Yamakasi's
Thanks!
I did, and they shipped them by DHL. The box said "commercial sample" and I only had to pay DHL $10 brokerage to clear them, no tax, no duty, no nothin!
-Jamie M.
Which eBay user was this? Most of the ones i see ship via EMS (FedEx)
ARASHAMG
Active member
It was the one I linked. I see they no longer offer DHL, and standard shipping is now Korea post and they charge you $20 extra for EMS/FedEx?
-Jamie M.
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