I do a lot of night hunting of hogs. My feeders all have lights at them, but they aren't really bright. Would a Go Pro take reasonable video in this situation?
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After using mine for a year I've found that since they are so wide angle, you have to be really close to make a decent video or pic. And they don't have any sort of adjustments for lighting, exposure, etc so really low light is not gonna turn out well. But if you've got one, might as well try it.
I'm trying to attach the vid I did of the buck I arrowhead this year all done with GoPro. Buck was 24 yards (cropped and edited footage) and pic was maybe 4 feet away
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Originally posted by CaptainRedbeard View PostAfter using mine for a year I've found that since they are so wide angle, you have to be really close to make a decent video or pic. And they don't have any sort of adjustments for lighting, exposure, etc so really low light is not gonna turn out well. But if you've got one, might as well try it.
I'm trying to attach the vid I did of the buck I arrowhead this year all done with GoPro. Buck was 24 yards (cropped and edited footage) and pic was maybe 4 feet away
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Originally posted by Henry View PostBetter to have someone actually dedicated to filming. Some dslr's are amazing in low light conditions and record video pretty darn good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVLBHMbRMW4
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