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gopro hero 3+ silver vs hero 4 silver?
I'm going on a trip with my boyfriend for his birthday. He's been saying he's been wanting a gopro for a while. It would mostly be used for fun. Hes not a serious photographer or anything like that. It would mostly be used for video not so much for photos. I like how the 4 has the super view, and the LCD screen is nice but I'm not sure which would be the better investment. Im kind of spending my money a little thin if i get the 4 but i can do it. Is the video quality noticeably better in the 4 than the 3+? I've been trying to research more but i dont know much about cameras and what everything entirely means. Im surprising him with this when we go snorkeling.
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- AlCaponeLv 76 years ago
Video quality is the same between the two models. And most other features are the same or very close. But the feature that makes the Hero 4 Silver more attractive is the touch LCD screen, which must be purchased as an option on the Hero 3+.
- SumiLv 76 years ago
First and foremost, the GoPro series of sports camcorders are specficially designed for use in places and spaces that a traditional camcorder could not be used. So if using it in or under water, or mounting it to a bike, helmet, surfboard or skateboard is the main use, then you should get a GoPro. If this is not going to be the main use, or you're only going to be using it snorkeling that one time, then the GoPro isn't the right camcorder for you.
The upside to the GoPro is it's toughness and durability. It's small and water proof and therefore it can be used in ways simply not possible with a traditional camcorder. The down side is that it has an extremely wide angle lens that produces a lot of wide-angle distortion. The GoPros are not designed to be used for stills, but they can take still photographs. Just don't expect the image quality to be any better than a typical smartphone.
Here's a link describing the differences between the various models. http://www.gizmag.com/gopro-hero4-vs-gopro-hero3pl...
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- keerokLv 76 years ago
Take out the investment part (camera or boyfriend) :) to make it easier. Get the 4. It's newer and better. Video quality depends on the user (so yes, they are the same).