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Garmin Virb Action Camera
Virb is the new rugged action camera by Garmin. The brand enters the crowded market with a waterproof HD sports camera that features a built-in display, a wide-angle lens and can record 1080p video for up to three hours. It also offers full GPS connectivity, an altimeter, and an accelerometer. If you own a fenix watch, youll be able to control the camera with it! if not, you can eventually purchase a remote control. watch the video



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INSTA360 ONE
Insta360 One is a 4k 360-degree camera with some smart tricks up its sleeve. The tiny camera is capable of achieving 4K video at 3840×1920 resolution at 30 fps, or 2560×1280 at 60 fps, and can take 24-megapixel stills (6,912 x 3,456) with RAW format option (first for a consumer 360 camera). Built-in 6-axis image stabilization helps keep your images and video smooth. Insta360 One has the ability to work in a completely standalone mode (with your phone as a Bluetoot...
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GARMIN VIRB 360
Garmin have presented the Virb 360, a compact and rugged 360-degree action camera equipped to capture your adventures in 5.7K/30fps Resolution and 4K Spherical Stabilization! The Virb also features four built-in microphones and GPS tech to allow users to create their own 360-degree augmented reality overlays. You can even capture 360-degree photos, burst shots, time lapse and Travelapse photo capture up to 15 megapixels. The VIRB 360 is waterproof to 10 meters and c...
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FLIP SLIDE HD
Flip brings us the SlideHD is the worlds best shoot and show camcorder (so they say), you can shoot up to four hours of incredible HD video on the portable SlideHD, you just have to press the big red button on the sleek touchscreen to start capturing high-quality HD video. It has a 3" widescreen and can store up to to 12 hours of videos and photos. After using you just have to connect the built-in USB arm to your PC or Mac. As simple as it gets......
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