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My wife uses a Gopro on a polar pro and she normally only uses the polar pro at night but she's not a photographer. It seems to take good video never tried it for stills.
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Paralenz size and shape amazing, can attach to mask! If only it'd been around$300 ~I'd have bit...
Also when these new camera talk about wifi transfer, Is it bluetooth technology or do the phone , laptop, and camera need connection with same wifi(internet)?!
According to the user manual, when you enable WiFi on the Micro 2.0, it broadcasts its own SSID. In order to transfer pictures over WiFi, you connect your phone or tablet to the camera's hotspot, then run SeaLife's app, which will connect to the camera and retrieve the photos. You do not need an additional access point to facilitate the transfer. For transferring photos to a laptop (or, for that matter, a desktop) you would use a USB cable.
I guess that depends on what you're storing and how fast your internet connection is. I rarely put anything on the cloud because my internet at home is only 175Megabit and that's just too painful to move 4k (or even 1080p) for the most part. For example, if I were to upload a full 128GB card from my gopro (I think it's around 2 hours of video?) it would take a little over 2 hours... and that's assuming nothing else in my house is using bandwidth.Amazing how we're all moving from local storage to cloud these days!