The gopro 3s are quite good.
I don't have one (have a gopro 2) but my two older brothers do and i have had a bit of a play.
The black edition will shoot at 1080p at 60fps which means you can slow it down and get some great smooth slow motion.
The others (silver and white) are lower spec but cheaper
as for problems.
everyone I have seen with problems seems have them with their computers not gopros.
Most basic pcs just can't handle 1080p at 60fps (some won't handle 1080 p anything). they freeze, the footage is jumpy or the sound oven doesn't match up with the picture.
This is only a problem when watching the raw footage how ever and once your footage has been edited and rendered (which often means cutting it back to 30/25 fps anyway) it will be silky smooth and look great.
if you have a basic comp the editing might be slow...
If you have a fairly new multimedia/gaming spec comp you may not have these problems.
One thing many people don't factor into the price of buying a gopro is the price of video editing software. without it your videos will look rubbish.
Oh and you will need (I think anyway) a class 10 sd card for the gopro 3's too so factor that into the price too
There are so many point of view cams on the market now too.
It may be worth looking at some unbiased reviews
Gopro might be top dog for marketing but that doesn't mean they are the best.


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