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Qudos Action Light

Australian company Knog have created the Qudos, the world’s first ever high-intensity camera light that lets your GoPro see in the dark. The lightweight(weighs only 150 grams) Qudos Action Light lets you continue filming after the sun goes down, pumping out up to 400 lumens of brightness, ensuring that no night adventure goes unseen. Like the popular action cam, Qudos is waterproof to 40 meters, and is built to withstand the toughest environments. via

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Insta360 One R Modular Action Camera

Insta360 have introduced a new revolutionary modular device that shape-shifts between a 360 camera and an action camera. Co-designed with Leica, the Insta360 One R delivers impressive 360-degree capabilities but can also beat GoPro at its own game as a forward-facing action cam. The One R is made up of three components: the lens; the core; and the battery. The core houses the screen, power and record buttons, USB-C port, and microSD card slot. The One R delivers 5.7...
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POLAROID CUBE

Polaroid have stepped into action camera territory with the Polaroid Cube. The tiny lifestyle action camera is packed with 1080p HD video, 6MP CMOS sensor, 124° wide angle lens, and features a built in battery capable of recording up to 90 min. The Cube is water resistant up to 2M, shockproof, and built to handle everything you can imagine. The device also features a line of accessories such as a waterproof case, and several mounts so you can capture life’s actio...
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GOPRO CHEST MOUNT HARNESS

Perfect for skiing, mountain biking, motocross, paddle sports, or any other activity you want a lower filming angle than when your GoPro is ed in your helmet. See more of your arms, knees poles, and skis while skiing...or your arms and handlebars while biking or riding your motorcycle. Recommended as a more immersive way to film than on the helmet....
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