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İm thinking the same,mybe wait action 4 new model if it comes closer date.

Go pro got the better, but not that big difference. Convenience is what the ACTION 3 way better. Also, ACTION 3 is less cheaper than GO PRO.

Thanks! Wait...what? How you do dat?

Thanks! I think the DJI does a bit better in low light.

Hypersmooth and RockSteady.

You might want to check out the Action4 before you pull the trigger. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oZ2bpNOAs-DScXk.html

I have never had issues with overhead, and have had good experience with their customer support.

Glad you dug it! Yeah, DJI did a good thing.

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idk if you heard it. but he definitely pressed it the first time and it clicked.

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@@melparayno21 rather deal with that then my GoPro randomly shutting down or saying my sd card is not present or Wi-Fi disconnecting mid media transfer or just overheating in hot summer bike park days and battery lasting 1 hour I got a GoPro 11 and a 360 max

Ha! Glad you dug it. Best of luck to your son!

I think you're talking about the Action4 right? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oZ2bpNOAs-DScXk.html

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The GoPro footage objectively has more detail and a better dynamic range. The DJI is more contrasty and punchy. But as you say, you like the DJI better, and that's valid. I think both cameras do a solid job, but there's a lot to be said for personal preference. 🙂 I am considering a more in-depth look at just the footage comparison. I might do some filming using the DJI's "pro" settings.

​@@mtb_alan Did you find a difference in production time between the two when editing from a desktop?

@@BadLineMTB I am assuming you mean post-production. good question. I talked about it in the extended members-only version. No difference in post-production.

Ah yes...that's the thing. We could have the same conversation about the GoPro. I've seen all different frequencies of glitches on GoPros from none to too many and across a span of generations, firmware updates, microSD cards, etc. It's an electronic device. It's gonna buzz-crckcht sometimes. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Totally makes sense. Use the kit that fits.

Thanks! A lot of the footy was from Skypark at Santa’s Village.

A couple other MTB Yoobers like NRML MTBER and Bobo covered that.

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Thanks! Hope this helps.

Interesting. I've never had issues with overheating with my GoPro. But yeah...neither camera had any heat issues.

it must have been propaganda, because hero 11 is the most stable camera since hero 4. Many reviewers and users of many generations of gopros talk about it.

@@xXadambXx No it's not a propaganda. My fiend and I bought it for our moto adventures travels and after 3 months of use we sold them. Overheating and stop recording, glinching were some of the causes. Now I have used osmo 3 action for 6 months and everything is fine. Yes, gopro has a better dynamic range and slightly overall better footage, but everything can be be fixed in post edit. For me who travels with my bike and makes so many road trips filming the routes and the points I stop, durability and battery life is a matter of primary importance. Also most reviewers on youtube mention all these issues with the gopro as well as the oa3 focus issue. Βy the way I didn't face this focus issue with my oa3. Maybe I was lucky buying from the lots that didn't have the problem.

I totally dig where you're coming from. Use the kit that fits. I haven't had overheating issues with the GoPro, but I mostly run it while riding the bike. I did actually have the OA3 overheat once, but it was while vlogging with the camera mounted on the dash of the truck, so it was a bit of a harsh scenario. As far as image, I'm currently editing a bunch of OA3 footage, and no amount of post processing can fix a loss of image information. When the highlights get blown out and the shadows get crushed, there's no image data to grade. Now, the lower image quality probably won't take away from the overall story in that video. But I was logging my GoPro 11 footage from this last weekend, and wow is the image quality ever better. I really liked the convenience of the OA3, but I think I'm going back to the GoPro with all its issues just for the higher image quality.

@@mtb_alan Ιf you're referring to me, I'm from Greece which is generally a warm country and especially in summer months, but my worst experience with overheating happened during my trip to Norway in July and you wouldn't even call it a warm country. On the other hand, I didn't even think taking gopro with me to the Greek islands with a temperature from 30 to 40 degrees of Celsius.

I use the little 3/4" Micover things. I have to cut one in half for the mix under the lens. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B074KLKSQ3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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This is Skypark at Santa's Village. See here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mq9_epx9ssynk6M.html

@@mtb_alan Thanks, I've not hit up any of the parks up in big bear but I'm trying to get out to summit either wed or thur this week. I'd like to try skypark but I feel like to want to wait for some rain first so I have good dirt like in this video. I so tired of dry and sandy in socal

@@rojoracing53 it just dumped in Big Bear. Not sure but I’m guessing Skypark got rain too.

I think if it's for safety purposes, the DJI Osmo Action 4 is a better choice. The HERO12 with Enduro Batteries has gotten better with battery life, but just talking battery life, the Osmo Action 4 still has it beat.

I don’t own an 11. 🤷🏽

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Location of the memory slot is pretty straightforward and instructions for that come with the camera. As far as what card, everyone has their own choice, but for your benefit, I use a SanDisk Extreme Pro MicroSD with a capacity of at least 128GB and as large as 512GB.

@@mtb_alan Lets go that's what i like to hear appreciate it

Great. A commenter has inexplicably come to the defense of a globally sold product because of what they incorrectly think the reviewer said.

@@mtb_alan if you really want a fair test you should customise both cameras, or reset them to factory defaults.

You've missed the point of the video.

@@mtb_alan I want to take stills from the footage on mtb ride, I will shoot at 1080P 99% of time, so I am confused. OA3 offers better battery life but stills from it are said to be worse than GP10. But GP10 has worse battery. Both are in sale, GP10 costs $40 more. Too many comments / videos on GP10 overheating (is it paid promotions?), I can't tell. I live in north India, so maximum it can get 40C and on avg its 22-30 most of year. Please advise.

Regarding overheating, I would say it's not a real concern. The cases where people were seeing overheating were unrealistic cases where the camera was running for an extended period, indoors, and with no airflow. As far as stills from the footage, if that's your goal, then you will want to film in at least 4K. Regardless of the camera, pulling a still from 1080 video is gonna produce low-quality results. And I think between the Action3 and the GoPro HERO10, the HERO10 is gonna deliver a higher quality image...especially if you film at 4K. And even better if you record at 5.3K on the GoPro. And as far as battery, the DJI does have better battery life. But in practical terms, I don't find that the somewhat shorter battery life of the GoPro causes me any issues. The batteries are small and easy to carry, and for a full day of shooting for me, I carry one extra battery and only sometimes need to use it. I will say though that the HERO12 manages battery consumption better than previous models. And it is probably worth it to spend the extra money on the HERO12 since it should last several years before you need to upgrade. That's my opinion anyway.

I prefer the GoPro 12.

I didn't side with DJI. I made it clear that the Action 3 matches a particular mindset..one that is not mine. And to be clear, they are not a sponsor. And it ain't a freebie. A few hundred bucks of camera gear is far below any reasonable compensation for the skills, gear, and hours put into a detailed review. But here's a bit of insight into how I operate. I start by ensuring that the brand knows that their product is NOT compensation since I can't review it if I don't have it. And if I don't like a product, I let the brand know that I won't plan to do a review on it. I don't enjoy making content about stuff I don't like. And doing so takes time away from making content about stuff I do like. It's more valuable to share stuff that my audience might actually want. Believe me, I have a lot of cameras and kit sitting on shelves whose reviews will never see the light of day because I thought the product wasn't good. I feel it's a cheap move to spend time saying something is crap. Nobody benefits from that unless there's some sort of safety concern that people need to know about.

I am worthy enough of trust to not need yours.

I was thinking the same thing. 😅

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I think coming from the X3000, you're gonna be happy with either the DJI or the Hero 11. FWIW, I am planning to do some tests with the OA3 with its "pro" settings and see how the compares.

@@mtb_alan I'm interested to see your "pro" settings comparison! @SuspensionTraveler did a video a couple days ago going through the settings on the DJI comparing it to the Hero 11. He has links to all his settings in the description. I hope that helps kick start your review

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I hear you. FWIW, the magnet is partly there to make it easier to align the clips.

Why do you ask?

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May you find technological nirvana.

I haven't used the DJI app. I do all my editing on desktop. But I've heard the DJI app is pretty good.

I prefer the app much more than GoPro, but I use it for a different audience than you do. The AI editor for making quick shorts is amazing, though.

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Thanks for the sub! The 7 is a solid machine!

I don't know about any IP theft, but I hear what you're saying about supporting US based companies.

How do you suppose they’re even getting the IP? And how do you suppose the IP even helps them?

@@ethanrevitch it's more of a guess since IP theft is rampant in the tech sectors. I personally know many principles who have told me this has been a problem for years- they set up plants in China, then the plants simply stop making the products for them and sell them under their own brand (typically flagship products), leaving the companies without recourse. These companies are so fully invested that they just accept the loss as cost of doing business. A locally based national window manufacturer I know just closed shop for this same reason

@@rowenhorner7353 I don’t fully disagree with you. I have supported DJI and GoPro for years. I’d say someone needs to break it down and look at every individual piece.

@@rowenhorner7353 I agree that IP theft is a real thing and that it's good to support US companies. In this case though, we're speculating. Without any specific info, IP theft is not relevant to a discussion about DJI.

Thanks! Glad you dug it. Yeah...funny how things are nicer when you work for it. :)

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