Underwater
I
wanted to test the capabilities of the GoPro Session in shallow
waters of Looe’s Second beach, I thought it to be as good
place as any to test a GoPro. The video captures the the incoming
tide from beneath the surface of the water. In this clips you will
see; seaweed, rocks, sunlight / sunbeams, murky water, clear water
and swimming hand cam, for which I apologise.
1 ) Going under water / fear of damaging my new equipment : a quick clip to test the GoPro going underwater
1 ) Going under water / fear of damaging my new equipment : a quick clip to test the GoPro going underwater
2
) Rising Tide : this is the same location with the GoPro being
jammed between some rocks. Its almost therapeutic
3
) Deeper Water : The tide is rising quickly, offering a small
clearing among the rock pools in which I can swim/snorkel with a
certain degree of freedom
Or watch it full quiet HD > https://youtu.be/w51dFVQP-YA
Growing
up by the sea and having a keen interest in the coast, one of the
first things I would want to record with a waterproof GoPro is
activity in the water. The GoPro Session claims to be a water
resistant HD camera and I can now, personally vouch for this product,
it is indeed waterproof! The Session lives up to the reputation as is
claimed and I have been happy to share a this tester video. Feel free
to comment and name any of the creatures, seaweed that are in this
video.
This video was filmed in August 2016 around the bank holiday. This is Looe, Cornwall’s second beach among the rock pools. I think they are winkles at the end but not entirely sure. Feel free to share.
This video was filmed in August 2016 around the bank holiday. This is Looe, Cornwall’s second beach among the rock pools. I think they are winkles at the end but not entirely sure. Feel free to share.
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