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I really hope they get funded, but for a hobbyist the camera is still pretty expensive. I suspect there are many "weekend" GoPro users who would love to have a
by whyenot 13y ago
I really hope they get funded, but for a hobbyist the camera is still pretty expensive. I suspect there are many "weekend" GoPro users who would love to have a supplemental camera that shoots at 240 or 480 fps instead of of the GoPro Hero3's max of 120 (ideally also getting rid of the rolling shutter). But, I think a camera like that would only really sell if you can get the price down to below $500. That way you can use the camera in interesting, somewhat risky locations, but while it still hurts, it's not the end of the world if you lose it or break it.
- asynchronous13 13y agothe max framerate for the go pro is 240fps at WVGA resolution.
- whyenot 13y agoYes, I forgot about that, but it has a max of 120fps in HD quality (720p) / Protune video.