Review For The GoPro HD Hero Naked Camera

!±8± Review For The GoPro HD Hero Naked Camera

First-person or third-person point of views with video and camera shooting for a realistic look on extreme action sports is pretty hard and dangerous to do since going to where the athlete is and sticking to them like glue is prohibited. That's when GoPro HD Hero Naked Camera comes in handy.

For extreme sports video and image capturing, the GoPro HD Hero Naked Camera is the base unit in a package of mounts. It is very versatile since you can get a lot of different extreme sports mounts for the camera base. Touted by their company as "the world's highest performance wearable 1080p HD video and still photo camera" you can't go wrong with this rugged camera when you want to show friends and family your action packed performance on screen.

Here's a quick spec rundown:

- Video Recording with WVGA and HD Modes (720p to 1080p)

- 5 mega pixel Camera with 3 photo burst and self-timer

- 170 degree field of vision

- Built-in Microphone, mono with AGC (automatic gain control)

- SD card slot can support up to 32GB.

- 1100 mAh Li-Ion battery can last up to 2.5 hours

- Dimensions 42mm x 60mm x 30mm

- Weight: 167g

- USB 2.0

- HDTV Out

- Combo 2.5mm jack with stereo audio and composite video out

The construction for this sport camera is its Waterproof Camera Housing made out of Polycarbonate and stainless steel that can also go underwater down to 180 feet. Being Shockproof, it is also Bombproof. Wow, there could be a sport or there will be a sport that is so dangerous that GoPro actually made a bombproof video and still camera for that "just in case" moment. The bad thing about this camera is that it doesn't have a native LCD for viewing replays of what you captured.

The GoPro HD Hero Naked Camera is affordable so it doesn't break your bank, impossibly rugged so it doesn't break, with a lot of mounts for cars, bikes, helmets, chests, surf and snowboards. It is the ideal video and still camera for the action sport enthusiast that want their actions to be captured digitally for their friends and family to see.