The flagship model - and the one closest to GoPro’s Hero5 Black - is the K2 Pro, a 4K action cam capable of recording video at 60 fps and capturing 12-megapixel stills. Like GoPro and Yi, Muvi offers four different action cameras, each of which improves on resolution and features as you go up the ladder.
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Veho Muvi K-Series K2 Pro 4K Action Camera ($209) And like GoPro, Sony offers a variety of mounting options. But the unique tech and price offer lots of value in an action camera.
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The downsides is that it’s perhaps too easy to use, and lacks the manual functions of the GoPro. Built-in Wi-Fi and GPS are handy for pairing with a phone and tracking your location, respectively, and an available kit comes with a useful live-view display (although it will increase the price beyond the Hero5 Black). Using Sony’s Exmor R CMOS sensor and Bionz X image processor, the X3000 has good performance, to boot. Unlike the electronic stabilizers used in the other models, the X3000 employs actual optical image stabilization that’s far more effective. Budget is a misnomer, since Sony’s cameras tend to carry a premium price tag, but the X3000 actually costs less than the Hero5 Black.īut what steals the show is the X3000’s Balanced Optical SteadyShot image stabilization system. The videos we’ve shot with a Sony Action Cam always look terrific.
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When it comes to image quality and ease of use, Sony’s Action Cam series is up there with GoPro. Other features include built-in Wi-Fi for easy file transfers and a dedicated timelapse mode. The camera’s rugged frame can withstand 30 meters of water and 220 pounds of force, too, and should handle falls from up to 2.1 meters with relative ease. Inside the camera are seven separate sensors, including GPS, compass, accelerometer, barometer, manometer, water sensor, and an underwater thermometer. For composing and reviewing photos and footage, the TG-Tracker includes a 1.5-inch LCD monitor that can articulate out and tilt, allowing for better viewing angles. The cam records 4K video at 30 fps, and captures 8-megapixel stills via a 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor and TruePic VII image processor.Ĭontrols for filming and navigating the menus are located on the top of the camera, which is shaped in such a way that you can easily hold it in one hand while filming. The action cam’s ultra-rugged design gives it the visual appearance of a Hummer in camera form, and just like its automobile counterpart, the TG-Tracker has a lot to offer within its beefy frame. If you’re looking for a budget alternative that can take a beating and keep on filming, the TG-Tracker is what you’ve been looking for. Olympus Stylus TG-Tracker Action Camera ($319) Daven Mathies/Digital Trends
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