A Floating Grip, Tripod & Selfie Stick in One
The Nu Grip is a GoPro and action camera accessory that combines 4 key functions in 1: grip, selfie stick, tabletop tripod, and float. I’ve been testing it out, and here’s my take on it.
GoPro HERO5 Voice Commands
The GoPro HERO5 supports voice commands, so you can control some basic camera functions hands-free. Here’s how it works and the list of available commands.
The GoPro Magnetic Swivel Clip
The GoPro Magnetic Swivel Clip combines several different options for easily attaching your GoPro to a variety of places on the go.
GoPro SD Card Recommendations
After extensive use and testing, here are my practical recommendations on the best SD cards for GoPro cameras.
GoPro Charging Cable Guide
GoPro cameras have used three different USB charging cables. Which type of charging cable you need depends on which camera you’re using. Here’s a master list.
My Pick for Best GoPro Float Pole
If you’re taking your GoPro out on the water, sometimes you need something that combines flotation with extended reach. Here are some of the best GoPro float pole options.
How to Connect Remotes to the HERO5 Black & HERO5 Session
Here’s a detailed guide to connecting the GoPro HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session cameras with the GoPro Smart Remote and the Remo voice-command remote.
Is the GoPro HERO5 Waterproof?
Both cameras in the GoPro HERO5 lineup are waterproof without the need for a separate housing. But you can add even more waterproof protection with a protective housing.
How to Reset and Find a GoPro’s Wifi Password & Network ID
If you’re trying to reset your GoPro’s wifi password or just look up what it is so you can connect, here are the steps for recent GoPro models.
How to Control Multiple GoPros with a Single Remote
Controlling a single GoPro camera remotely is pretty straightforward. The most obvious way to do that is to use the GoPro mobile app. But what if you want to control more than one camera? For that, you’ll need to use a dedicated remote. Here’s an overview of how it works.
How to Turn On a GoPro that Won’t Turn On
Turning on a GoPro is usually very simple. But sometimes you can run into situations where your GoPro won’t turn on. Here are some things to try.
GoPro Format SD Card | A How-To Guide
Formatting the GoPro’s SD card frees up space. But it also gets the card ready for use and keeps the filesystem healthy and minimizes the risk of errors. Here are the various ways to do it on different GoPro models.
GoPro HERO5 Session vs HERO (2018)
Here’s a detailed breakdown of how the GoPro HERO5 Session compares with the new HERO (2018), including video and photo capabilities.
How to Charge GoPro HERO5 Black & HERO5 Session Cameras
A comprehensive guide on how to charge the GoPro HERO5 Black & HERO5 Session cameras, including options for USB charging and using an AC or wall charger.
GoPro QuikCapture: What It Is & How to Use It
GoPro’s QuickCapture feature is designed as a one-press way to power the camera up and start shooting immediately. There are a few tricks to using it, though.
Can You Use 128GB, 256GB, 400GB, 512GB, or 1TB SD Cards in GoPro Cameras?
Wondering if you can use a 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB microSD card in your GoPro? So long as you’re using one of these GoPro models and the card is fast enough, you can.
How to Reset a GoPro HERO5 & HERO6 Wifi Password
If you need to reset the wifi password of your GoPro HERO5 Black or Session for some reason, it’s easy enough to do. But there’s a bit of a catch.
How to Charge GoPro Cameras & Batteries
Here’s a rundown of the options for charging your GoPro depending on the model of camera you’re using.
Adding a Water Repellent Film to Reduce Water Drops on a GoPro Lens
Ugly water drops on the GoPro lens can really ruin the shot. The XClear Hydrophobic Lens Protectors are designed to solve this problem. Here’s my take on how well they work.
Using GoPro Linear FOV with .gpr RAW Images
You can’t use Linear FOV with GoPro RAW files, but here’s a workaround that lets you get something very close to it using Lightroom.
Is it Normal for a GoPro to Get Hot?
You might have noticed your camera getting very hot to the touch. In general, that’s normal, but there can be some consequences.
How to Format SD Cards in a GoPro
It’s always a good idea to format the SD card in the camera. Here’s a rundown of how to do it with recent GoPro models.
How to Set the Date and Time on a GoPro
GoPros have a couple of different ways of setting the date and time, each with its advantages.
Hands-on Review of the Wasabi Power Clutch for GoPro Cameras
The Wasabi Power Hand Grip is an external USB battery and hand grip in one. It’s a convenient way to add extra battery power to extend your GoPro filming.
What the GoPro Spot Meter Does
Wondering what the GoPro spot meter does? Here’s an explanation what it does, how it works, and which GoPros have it.
Troubleshooting Tips for when Your GoPro Battery is Draining Even When the Camera is Switched Off
If you find that your GoPro’s battery is draining quickly even when the camera is switched off, here’s a troubleshooting checklist of things to try.
GoPro LRV File & THM Files Explained (and What Happens if You Delete Them)
Wondering what the LRV and THM files are that appear when you shoot GoPro videos? Here’s an explanation of what they do and what happens if you delete them.
GoPro Stealth Modes
If you’d prefer your GoPro not to draw attention to itself while filming, there are several options for making it more discreet.
GoPro HERO5 Session vs HERO Session
They look identical from the outside. And the similarity of their model names is unnecessarily confusing. But once you dig into the features and price, there are some significant differences. Here’s how the GoPro HERO5 Session and GoPro HERO Session compare.
Arca-Style Quick Release Plates for GoPro Cameras
There are advantages to using an Arca-style quick release plate with a GoPro, and yes, such plates do in fact exist.
GoPro Sticks with a Difference
These aren’t your everyday run-of-the-mill GoPro selfie sticks. Each offers something unique that sets it apart.
GoPro HERO5 Session Video Modes
Here’s a rundown of the various video modes available on the GoPro HERO5 Session action camera.
GoPro HERO5 Black vs HERO5 Session
The GoPro HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session look very different, but there are also important differences under the hood. Here’s a detailed comparison.
Practical Examples of the GoPro HERO5’s In-Camera Stabilization
A headline feature of the new GoPro HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session is the addition of built-in video stabilization. So I’ve put it to the test. Here are the results.
GoPro SD Card Recommendations for the GoPro HERO5 Black & HERO5 Session
Which microSD memory cards work best with the GoPro HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session? Here are some practical recommendations.
GoPro Linear FOV: Pros, Cons & Examples
Some newer GoPros have a new in-camera feature for something you could only do in post-production before: correcting fisheye in photos and videos. It’s called Linear FOV.
GoPro Protune Photo Color: GoPro Color vs Flat
Some GoPros, like the HERO9 Black, offer a choice between two color modes in the photo mode: GoPro and Flat. Here are some examples I’ve put together along with some suggestions on when I think they’re best used.
GoPro Protune Photo Sharpening: High vs Medium vs Low
Some GoPro models give you the option to choose between high, medium, and low levels of sharpening. Here are some examples to help demystify what these different settings do.
How to Remove the GoPro Fisheye Effect from Photos
Photos taken with GoPro cameras have that distinctive fisheye look. But that might not be what you want all the time. Here’s an effective and quick way to remove the fisheye look using Lightroom.
External Microphones for GoPro Cameras
If you’re looking to improve the sound quality of your GoPro videos, using an external mic will make a big difference. Here’s a rundown of what mics will work with which GoPro.
Why Do GoPros Split Videos into Segments?
If you are curious about why your GoPro is dividing your videos into smaller parts, rest assured that it is not a mistake on your part. This is a normal behavior, and here is the reason behind it.
