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Recentally got a GoPro and put this vid together.
Let me know what you think. Suggestions, do's, don'ts!

Thanks


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Jim,

Two things that will help your future GoPro videos.

1). Buy the Fog inserts that GoPro sells. No fog, all video. Expensive for strips of some type of paper ($15), but worth it.
2). Save up a bunch of spit, then lick the GoPro lens and dip camera in the river. No water drops on the lens- took me a long time to learn that one.

Thank you Micah!

I've also heard of people using Rain X on the case lens. Any experience with that?

Jim E wrote:Thank you Micah!

I've also heard of people using Rain X on the case lens. Any experience with that?

Licking the lens should cover this aspect. I don't think Rain X would be bad, but if it left something unfavorable on the lens it would take a while to wear off.

mgood wrote:1). Buy the Fog inserts that GoPro sells. No fog, all video. Expensive for strips of some type of paper ($15), but worth it.

"If you havin' housing problems, I feel bad for you son. I got a Contour and it don't have one."

- Jay-Z

Nice video and thanks for posting. What level was Richland running that day? John.

Nice Vedio Jim, I enjoyed watching it!

Best Regards
Jim

Rain X is a waste of time and money. I've tried it a few times but it's worthless.

But split and river water! Now there's a solution!

Mr. Holiday Enns
Fun stuff, Thanks.
Keep em coming.
Tim

John,

It was running at 4.6 ft with light snow flurries the first couple of miles.

Thanks for the comments everyone!!

mgood wrote:Rain X is a waste of time and money. I've tried it a few times but it's worthless.

But split and river water! Now there's a solution!

Thanks for the confirmation.. I was curious if it worked. Hard to beat the spit and water. That's what the divers do.

Thanks for sharing with us. I enjoyed it.

Eric Esche