5 Things to Know Before You Buy a GoPro

[@fliperotchy]

My left ear loved this

[@adamaayan]

A bit funny that you teach video editing but your voice audio is panned to the left.

[@annaheya2109]

What is panned to the left lol I’m interested

[@ItZBilley]

like if I were to wear headphones it would be only in my left ear

[@MrSkorpija]

haahhah, I`m hearing him only on right speaker

[@petrekik]

for real, even just on iphone you can hear it

[@FortniteCoreGoated]

My left ear understood very well 😂😂😂

[@bernadettelucy]

great video thanks!

[@edranft4071]

Great intro, thanks

[@seamaster888]

Thanks man. I gave up on buying gopro. I will use my phone instead 😂

[@shaunwilliams7508]

Hi your videos are super helpful, whats the name of the tripod for the selfie stick , the link isn't working for me . 😅

[@Movesmedia]

Thanks Shaun! I updated the link for tripod legs. These are the ones I recommend: amzn.to/411G7LG

[@Seibertz]

I'm a mechanic and I see a lot of other mechanics strap a camera to them and go to work what kind of GoPro would you recommend for that type of work?

[@Movesmedia]

Great question! Honestly, for what you're describing, the GoPro Hero 9- 12 will do the trick. It’s rugged, has amazing stabilization, and works great in tight spaces-perfect for capturing your work as a mechanic. But honestly, it’s less about the specific camera model and more about how you use it and the editing afterward. Even an older GoPro can look amazing if you take the time to edit the footage well. Focusing on good angles, clear audio, and telling a story through your work will go a lot further than just strapping on a camera and hitting record. So, don’t forget to invest in your editing skills -it’s where the magic really happens!

[@Seibertz]

@Movesmedia thank you so much ♥️🙏 I will look into it and hopefully start cranking some mechanic content

[@mindin2941]

Great video. Very helpful and insightful

[@salim4996]

I will Buy a go pro for go kart which one shall i buy ? Is Go Pro 7 or 8 Still good ?

[@Movesmedia]

GoPro 7 and 8 are still great choices. They take great video and give you good frame rate options for slow motion. You don't get some of the newer features GoPro has released but if you're relatively new these options are great to start with and give you lots of growing room.

[@salim4996]

@@Movesmedia Thank you for the information

[@BigTurtleSC]

any idea how to overlay garmin cycling stats over a gopro video? seems either very difficult, or not possible at all, which is why i am leaning towards getting an insta360

[@Movesmedia]

As far as I know it's not possible... think the only options are to use GoPros badges which include GPS, route, speed, etc but don't think you can overlay another devices data.

[@gregmccarter2176]

I'm looking to buy a gopro..maby at Walmart..I want good video, and audio..something I can use while fishing..or driving..not looking to spend a bunch of money...is Walmart a good place

[@Bellasaraphina]

Can you edit your videos on your phone instead of a computer?

[@PDRAKEsol]

Yes

[@DeBartoloMartinez]

telling me one model name would help

[@utubeNchill]

Bro u forget to tell about camera and its features so i can compare

[@Movesmedia]

This video has everything you need to know about the GoPro Hero 11: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIanlH6prcSLa80&feature=share7

[@Bigger_smaller_Bro]

please pan audio to LR

[@Bswithjay]

Sorry I couldn’t listen to anymore yapping after a minute in get to the point the faster the better all that talk about editing is utter nonsense

[@savagemustelid421]

All I got out of this video is that every resort rider with a GoPro is lame. Which is what I’ve always said.

[@wycko0]

audio is so fucking bad in this video