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what kind of camera for vids?
- Thread starter pointer80
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Herb Jones
New member
Go pro hero 4 silver. There are surely others, but I opted for durability and the multiple mounting options. I have mounted it to my detector shaft, wrist strap, head band, handle bars, onto a canoe, onto various firearms, windshields, skydiving helmet, scuba gear, it's extremely versital... the software makes for easy editing..., I also have an old iPhone 4 that takes decent video, and doubles as an iPod,
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calabash digger
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go pro hero hd got it on ebay for 89.00 dollars best money ive spent not as fancy as silver or black but simple and durable and shoots great video. shot this one with it. [video]https://youtu.be/4jvG5HJLFaE[/video]
Rob in (Ca)
Active member
you also have The Kodak Play sport, if your on a Budget
Fire Fighter 43
Active member
I use the Kodak Play Sport Zx5. It is compact, water and dust proof. It is simple to use, takes great video and has an auto closeup for zooming in on finds. I had mine for about 7 years now and have had no issues.
My latest video made with it https://youtu.be/qynFO4sLVRY
My latest video made with it https://youtu.be/qynFO4sLVRY