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Just got my Gopro yesterday off my girlfriend for my birthday with the battery bacpac. side mount and suction mount. I cant wait to use it 
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31-07-2013
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I just registered
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Re: GoPro tips and advice?
Lashed out and got a gopro3 black last week  what size sd card are you guys using? I didn't realize I needed one till I got home :banghead:
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GoPro tips and advice?
The 32gig class 10 high speed cards seem to be the pick for value atm. 8 gig would be the minimum size I'd recommend using.
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If you are going to shoot in the high resolutions like Protune 2K and 4K it's recommended you use a high quality card. I've read of people having problems with the San Disk class 10 cards. It's a big outlay for a high quality card, so a bit of research on the Go Pro forum may save an expensive mistake.
On another note, there's a new update for the Go Pro app for phones and tablets. Once you've done the update you have to update your camera firmware. If you don't the app won't work. They neglect to tell you this when you update the app.
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02-08-2013
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CrawlerStar
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Grahame
On another note, there's a new update for the Go Pro app for phones and tablets. Once you've done the update you have to update your camera firmware. If you don't the app won't work. They neglect to tell you this when you update the app.
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I noticed the app update, How do update the camera firmware? im yet to use mine.
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02-08-2013
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GoPro tips and advice?
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Originally Posted by C0xy
I noticed the app update, How do update the camera firmware? im yet to use mine.
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You have to install the Cineform studio software on your PC, download from the GoPro website. It has a tool to perform the firmware updates, pay close attention to the instructions during this process. Will be interesting to see what enhancements there are.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by KKnut
You have to install the Cineform studio software on your PC, download from the GoPro website. It has a tool to perform the firmware updates, pay close attention to the instructions during this process. Will be interesting to see what enhancements there are.
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You don't need Cineform to update the camera firmware, you can just do it straight from the website. You may have to update to the latest version of Java before the site will allow the update, if you have problems there are instructions to do the update manually. My version of Cineform only allows you to update a Hero 2.
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