I bought a GoPro back in the March of 2011 after I managed to leave my P&S camera lying on the truck box lid as I drove off from some rest area near Marias Pass.
Nice lil cameras--GoPros are.
If I were buying one today I would get the LCD viewer for it.
A stick on "bubble level" mounted on the clear plastic housing helps keep it oriented correctly minimizing distortion from the wide angle lens--if that's important to you.
They have lots of
good accessories for the GoPro. Great camera used within its limitations.
I used my suction cup window mount on the windshield yesterday driving back and forth to Helena.
My intention being to make a video comprised of images taken every 2 seconds on the drive between Avon and Ovando using MT141, Powell County 271 to Helmville, Ovando-Helmville Road to Ovando on MT200 ....a really
beautiful drive through quintessential Montana "ranch country".
Bonehead that I am, I didn't have it pointed high enough....
so I had 3000+ images about 1/2 of which were of Squeeze's filthy engine "hood"
Someday I want to do a "real time" video with that cam on the windshield as I drive MT49 going
South...kinda fast one early AM before the sun is all the way up
.
Then put
Foggy Mountain Breakdown on the sound track.
pocketlint
PS
I dropped my GoPro Cam spare battery in Avalanche Creek in December of 2011
I'm kinda hard on camera stuff.
Sunrise as I left yesterday AM
Nevada Reservoir supplies water to the ranches on that drive I described above. It's is very low as you can see here. 1/4 mile + at the Southern end is mud flats