August 6, 2014 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google GoPro video cameras are fantastic for underwater shooting, but they have one fatal flaw: they sink like a stone.

GoPro accessories cost big bucks, and often get lost in the field or while traveling. Thankfully, you can build five of these DIY GoPro clamp mounts for the cost of one from GoPro. This clamp mount ...

GoPro users with access to a 3D printer may be interested in a new DIY GoPro gimbal which has been created by Thingiverse member SOexpired. This innovative project allows GoPro enthusiasts to create a ...

GoPro cameras may be ready to migrate from helmets to film schools thanks to the Ribcage, an in-development assembly that allows the tiny action cams to be outfitted with interchangeable lenses. Under ...

GoPro accessories are a dime a dozen. There are more harnesses, straps, cases, and attachments than you could ever possibly use in a lifetime. Some accessories are better made than others, and prices ...

After experiencing problems when trying to film one of his own YouTube videos, maker and YouTuber Jeremy S Cook created his very own GoPro laser targeting system. This innovative solution has been ...

GoPro’s cameras are a hit with consumers, but a once unlikely group has also embraced the action camcorder: filmmakers. With a compact size that’s easy to mount anywhere, high-resolution HD (2K/4K in ...

One of the main advantages to the GoPro is that it’s small and light enough that you can strap it to just about anything, and it won’t get in the way. How small and light? Enough so that you can ...

There is anything but a shortage of options when it comes to mounting your GoPro. Whether it’s from the company itself, a third party, or one of the dozens of DIY rigs, if there’s somewhere you’re ...

Ever since The Matrix came out, people have been fascinated by the concept of “bullet time.” You surround an object with a ring of cameras, firing them all at the same time and stitch them into a ...

Mark Rober, who has been experimenting with cameras for some time now on his YouTube channel (even sending one into a gorilla cage to document the animal up close and making a “Scooby-Doo”-style ...