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I find myself being intrigued by this new GoPro.
Anyone else tempted?
Anyone else tempted?
GoPro Mission One ILS
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No, I'm hearing issues with freezing up. So I'll wait a while to see if they sort it out.
The interchangeable lens version makes no sense to me.
A tough rugged waterproof body on a normal micro 2/3 lens with no auto focus.
For the same money you can buy a micro 2/3 camera with autofocus.
I hope they sell though. It would be a shame to see them go bust.
The interchangeable lens version makes no sense to me.
A tough rugged waterproof body on a normal micro 2/3 lens with no auto focus.
For the same money you can buy a micro 2/3 camera with autofocus.
I hope they sell though. It would be a shame to see them go bust.
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I have one on pre order, its meant to start shipping on Tuesday 2nd so hoping to have it by the end of the week, fingers crossed.
"The interchangeable lens version makes no sense to me." I guess your both still thinking of it as an action camera.
It makes a lot of sense to the people who will be buying it:
The timelapser who now doesnt have to shoot everything wide.
The slow motion fan who can now choose a focal length and film 960fps/480fps in HD or 240fps in 4k
The huge amount of film makers who do use a go pro for shots where they wont put a larger more expensive camera
But I think the biggest group will be the indie film makers, the ability to fit any lens on a camera that shoots 8k and costs less to buy than hiring an Arri Alexa for a day. Everything you might want as an extra to move your camera around, gimbal, sliders, dollys, tripods etc, are all much cheaper, why buy a £100 v-mount battery when a £30 powerbank will do the same job, being able to do so much more and much cheaper will appeal to the indie/student film makers, you can pick up an ILS and a couple of lenses for less than a new iphone costs and plenty of people are shooting on them.
I'll be using it mostly for timelapses, it will be great to get closer shots (i live in the lake district, mountains look very small on a normal GoPro when your a mile away) and some macro video, hoping to be able to shoot Bees at 480fps.
"The interchangeable lens version makes no sense to me." I guess your both still thinking of it as an action camera.
It makes a lot of sense to the people who will be buying it:
The timelapser who now doesnt have to shoot everything wide.
The slow motion fan who can now choose a focal length and film 960fps/480fps in HD or 240fps in 4k
The huge amount of film makers who do use a go pro for shots where they wont put a larger more expensive camera
But I think the biggest group will be the indie film makers, the ability to fit any lens on a camera that shoots 8k and costs less to buy than hiring an Arri Alexa for a day. Everything you might want as an extra to move your camera around, gimbal, sliders, dollys, tripods etc, are all much cheaper, why buy a £100 v-mount battery when a £30 powerbank will do the same job, being able to do so much more and much cheaper will appeal to the indie/student film makers, you can pick up an ILS and a couple of lenses for less than a new iphone costs and plenty of people are shooting on them.
I'll be using it mostly for timelapses, it will be great to get closer shots (i live in the lake district, mountains look very small on a normal GoPro when your a mile away) and some macro video, hoping to be able to shoot Bees at 480fps.
To add to what ive said above watch this video where he raves about the slow motion side of it, watch the clips hes shot. To the people who think this camera makes no sense, i would like to hear your thoughts once you have watched it.
ILS slow motion
ILS slow motion