Would this be great for my GoPro HERO3 camera?
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If you are looking for stability you definitely will get that from this handle but you will need to figure out how to firmly attach it and how to weight balance it. The GoPro is very small and light and this handle is designed for heavier equipments, this means that, if you don't counterbalance the weight you may end up with some kind of arm pain trying to force it down all the time and this also will affect the stability benefits that you get with this handle. It definitely is designed for DSLR and its common use is by skateboard filming. You can try but I do not believe it will comfortable at all. If you are looking for stability you definitely will get that from this handle but you will need to figure out how to firmly attach it and how to weight balance it. The GoPro is very small and light and this handle is designed for heavier equipments, this means that, if you don't counterbalance the weight you may end up with some kind of arm pain trying to force it down all the time and this also will affect the stability benefits that you get with this handle. It definitely is designed for DSLR and its common use is by skateboard filming. You can try but I do not believe it will... » Read More If you are looking for stability you definitely will get that from this handle but you will need to figure out how to firmly attach it and how to weight balance it. The GoPro is very small and light and this handle is designed for heavier equipments, this means that, if you don't counterbalance the weight you may end up with some kind of arm pain trying to force it down all the time and this also will affect the stability benefits that you get with this handle. It definitely is designed for DSLR and its common use is by skateboard filming. You can try but I do not believe it will comfortable at all. « Show Less
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No, this handle best fits low to mid height DSLRs. The GoPro Would be a little too small.
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It depends on what type of mounting capabilities your gopro has. you need two points of contact to secure to this handheld: 1) cold shoe mount, and 2) 3/8-16 or 1/4-20 sized threaded screw. Also the rig might not be great counterweight for the camera itself, since its so small. It's really invented for a DSLR, and frankly, it's kind of a hassle in the first place. But if its really important to you, then you can always give it a shot, and return it if it doesnt work out.
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If you're looking for stability and smoothness, that's what you get with this product. It has been absolutely useful for me in many situations.
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It would really depend on what you're trying to film. I like this handle with my canon dslr because of the balance and weight. Especially because I'm skating with this handle. Very stable and the cold shoe mounts are handy. I'm not terribly experienced in go pros, but I do know they're small and light so this could help. It really depends on what you're shooting. If you're doing like slaw clips then yea, if not then I'd take a different avenue personally.
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No, you need the Hero 3 version. The compatibility depends on the housing. https://www.polarprofilters.com/blog/how-to-tell-which-gopro-housing-you-have/
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Yes. All GoPros use the same interlocking tab mounting system. So mounts that worked for the original also will work for the Hero 2 or 3.
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No, this kit is designed for the Hero 3; although the mounts should be universal.
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Yes. I have mounted my GoPro Hero3+ Black upside down using this frame and it was very secure. It has a ridge around the inside edge of the plastic frame so even when the camera and frame aren't on a mount the camera won't fall out unless you pry open the frame where it splits at the mounting point. Once you tighten it down on a mounting point, it isn't going anywhere.
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Works fine if you use the GoPro 3.5mm Mic Adapter which connect any 3.5mm microphone to your GoPro. Compatibility: HERO3+, HERO3 You can see the adapter on the GoPro site.
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yes you can, but then you might also consider this item: USB Coupler for GoPro Hero3 and Hero3+ Cameras
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Yes, I have the GoPro Hero 3 and the mount/adapter fit perfectly. Although, I have to agree with the comments about the thumbscrew. I did switch-out the thumbscrew for one of my GoPro thumbscrews, because the one in the kit was to short. The good news - I've used this mount for a few months now and it has not become loose or shaken while I am riding my motorcycle.
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My recommendation is that you verify compatibility with your gopro manufacturer and model. I use my card in a Samsung Galaxy S3 and it works just fine. Prior to buying it I looked it up and came across a video in Youtube of a guy testing the exact same thing I needed... I'd say if your gopro supports this much memory in this card type, you should have no issue using it (check user manual).
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It works quite well with my Hero3 White so it should do great with a 3+ or any other GoPro
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Very good question, but I have no idea if is compatible with the GoPro Hero 4
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YAAAAAAS!!!!.... Actually I brought it specifically for my GoPro. And can tell you it tally worth it. And the difences between plus and extreme, I guess it's just the speed, if you're not worried about that it'll work just fine. :)
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Yes definitely. You just need to acquire the tripod adapter from gopro. Another must have accessorie to take full use if your gopro.
495153
Works fine if you use the GoPro 3.5mm Mic Adapter which connect any 3.5mm microphone to your GoPro.Compatibility: HERO3+, HERO3 You can see the adapter on the GoPro site.
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Perry, Great question! I'm not sure, since my GoPro is a hero3. Looking at the pictures of the new model, it appears that the new version uses the same waterproof housing. If so, then it will work. If you do get a definitive answer, let me know. I plan to get an additional hero sometime soon (two's better than one, right?).
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im not familiar with the gopro. but it it has a mini hdmi port you should be fine.
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Hi I'm of the opinion that GOPRO does not have an external 3.5mm mic input connector. Anyway, the one returned had terrible "hiss", so I sent it back.