You can’t just do something dangerous and insane these days without filming it for posterity. And while action cameras let us relieve these life-highlights over and over, they aren’t all created equal. We decided to see for ourselves which one could handle your extreme adventures best.
GoPro is the bestselling
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So far, Sony’s Action Cams have failed
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Liquid Image has a new action cam coming out in June. It looks very not-unlike a GoPro. It shoots 1080p video at 30fps or 720p at 60fps. Nothing so outstanding there. What’s unique, though, is that it’ll attach to a 4G module. In other words you can instantly stream video from anywhere. That means your friends can watch you faceplant in realtime. Fantastic!
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The GoPro is an amazing action camera that lets people record extreme sports
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Ion may not be the first name you think of when it comes to action cameras (or the second), but the company has been around for a few years. The original Air Pro came in third in our action camera Battlemodo back in June of 2012
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GoPro didn’t need to radically reinvent its Hero cameras to maintain top-dog status at the peak of action-camera mountain. And so it didn’t. The new GoPro Hero3+ cameras add a few improvements to the already-excellent Hero3 lineup, and although the …
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Last year, when GoPro’s Hero 3 Black
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GoPro, the Q-Tips of action cameras, recognized a problem. People are shooting tons of footage with their cameras, but are then letting it languish away on a dusty old hard drive, unseen and unedited. The California company is hoping to help correct that with new mobile apps and desktop editing software.
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Exactly a year ago, Sony dove into the GoPro-like adventure camera market only to leave us wanting a little more
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