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Railfan Technology > Go-Pro Hero13 QuestionDate: 10/24/24 15:39 Go-Pro Hero13 Question Author: callum_out Do any of you use the Hero13 and if you do what kind of comments might you make? Seems light and rugged and
still capable of decent stills. I was considering a Nikon Z7 mirror less but not sure I need all that for railfan shots, I'm currently using a D600 full frame and it's a good camera but heavy for long hikes up nasty hills. Out Date: 10/27/24 16:06 Re: Go-Pro Hero13 Question Author: radar I think you are comparing apples and oranges. A GoPro is good at a lot of things, but not train photography. It is mainly for strapping on your chest or your handlebars and taking video with a wide angle lens. A real camera has a zoom lens or interchangable lenses, and is designed for holding while framing the photo, and generally has a viewfinder in addition to a rear screen.
Date: 10/28/24 10:56 Re: Go-Pro Hero13 Question Author: M-636 Instead of the Z7, why not go with the Z30 and a FTZ adapter since you already have nikon lenses? The Z30 won't break the bank and is far superior to a GoPro any day.
Maybe rent a Z30 and the FTZ for a weekend, and take it out and see how you like it. Date: 10/28/24 11:07 Re: Go-Pro Hero13 Question Author: TCnR Interesting, didn't know about this, thanks.
Lots of choices, to the point of confusion. Also lots of prices so check around. https://www.nikonusa.com/p/mount-adapter-ftz-ii/4264/overview + compatibility and critical review: https://kenrockwell.com/nikon/mirrorless/lenses/ftz.htm Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 10/28/24 12:41 by TCnR. Date: 11/03/24 19:29 Re: Go-Pro Hero13 Question Author: callum_out I want to thank everyone for the good advice. Was really interested in shooting a few movies and not so much stills but the Z50
looks like it'd be a better overall choice. Looks to be great for weight and feel, again thanks. Out Date: 12/02/24 22:41 Re: Go-Pro Hero13 Question Author: okcrr As mentioned, it's a first person point of view camera and that's about where it's splendor ends.
I wouldn't use it for any photography or video. I have one (well, similar - DJI's version) and barely use it except for motorcycle rides or hiking something where I want a first person point of view. |