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Old 10-24-2012, 05:04 PM
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Now I really don't know witch way to go. I have seen lots of great vids from gopro on this sight. Artie
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The gopro remotes make it idiot proof. with the phone app its even easier.
The drift camera appears nice, but once you compare them its not in the same ball park.
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Originally Posted by Mastercraft240
Interface, as in operating the settings using the two buttons and having to know all the codes in the booklet to set it up. I dont care what you say, carry three batteries? Thats ridiculous. I have the drift innovations hd170, blows the gopro away. Video is not as good, but its easy to use, I can see exactly what I'm shooting, comes with a remote, mounting is easier, getting angles is easier, the camera itself is waterproof (doesnt need a casing like the gopro), better mic sensitivity settings, 8 hour battery life at 1080, and a rotating lense! I couldnt tell you how many gopro users saw it and said f-it with the go pro
Depending on your needs and wants I guess. I typically set mine up at the beginning of the day and rarely change it. Like I said, I capture everything I can in as high and as fast (fps) as I can and modify if later. I run mine til the battery stops or I run out of disk space.

I also have a "cheat sheet" i printed and carry in my camera bag.

I have also been using goPro's for the last 6 years and am capturing something on disk at least 5-6x a month, so Im pretty familiar with the settings and features.

My son and I are into RC trucks and crawlers, snow boarding, skiing and mountain biking. So it goes everywhere we go....you never know whats gonna happen next.
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Thanks everyone. After looking at the Gopro 3. It looks like thats the way for Me to go. I think I will wait an get it for Christmas. Let a few get out there. An will be easer to find. It really looks like a nice unit. Thanks again for the help. Artie
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Originally Posted by Mastercraft240
Interface, as in operating the settings using the two buttons and having to know all the codes in the booklet to set it up. I dont care what you say, carry three batteries? Thats ridiculous. I have the drift innovations hd170, blows the gopro away. Video is not as good, but its easy to use, I can see exactly what I'm shooting, comes with a remote, mounting is easier, getting angles is easier, the camera itself is waterproof (doesnt need a casing like the gopro), better mic sensitivity settings, 8 hour battery life at 1080, and a rotating lense! I couldnt tell you how many gopro users saw it and said f-it with the go pro
That thing is a huge (5.25"!!) dinasour, not waterproof and according to the manual only last 2.5 hours. What's the big deal?

http://driftinnovation.com/wp-conten...170-Manual.pdf
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Originally Posted by PhantomChaos
That thing is a huge (5.25"!!) dinasour, not waterproof and according to the manual only last 2.5 hours. What's the big deal?

http://driftinnovation.com/wp-conten...170-Manual.pdf
I agree PhantomChaos. The new GoPro looks like a nice piece. Smaller an lighter than the GoPro2. Its just coming out so I will get it by Christmas. Every things turning brown this time of year. Just soon wait till I will want to use it. I went with new tower speakers an surround sound speakers from Poke audio to Me from Me for My birthday. Artie

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Originally Posted by PhantomChaos
That thing is a huge (5.25"!!) dinasour, not waterproof and according to the manual only last 2.5 hours. What's the big deal?

http://driftinnovation.com/wp-conten...170-Manual.pdf
Compare apples to apples at least...... the new drift innovation.
http://driftinnovation.com/camera/drift-hd/

In my opinion.... and many others that have seen and used it..... it blows the gopro away. To each his own. I would sacrifice video quality for ease of use... thats just me.
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Originally Posted by Mastercraft240
Compare apples to apples at least...... the new drift innovation.
http://driftinnovation.com/camera/drift-hd/

In my opinion.... and many others that have seen and used it..... it blows the gopro away. To each his own. I would sacrifice video quality for ease of use... thats just me.
How so.....still slower (fps), bigger, not waterproof.....

More like apples and lemons. Enjoy!
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