The battery ships partially charged. For best initial performance, char ge battery befor e fi rst use.
How ever , NO damage will occur to battery if used prior to charging. See char ging section.“One Button Mode On” for ces the camera to automatically begin r ecording video or photos once the camer a
is turned on, depending on which default pow er up mode the camera is set to (see next instructions).
In “One Button Mode On” the camer a is either “on and recor ding”, or pow ered off . This simplifi es camera
operation when loaning the camer a to friends or when you know you only want to shoot in one mode.The shutter button is disabled in “One Button Mode” and will not start or stop the r ecording while the
camera is on. “One Button Mode ” is convenient when you only want to shoot one type of video or photos
and prefer to simplify oper ation of the camera to be either “on and r ecording” or off with only the power
button being used to operate the camer a. This is a great “Simple Mode ” for loaning the camera to friends.
Symbol on L CD Screen Function (default setting) One Button Mode Off . One Button Mode On. T o turn “One Button Mode” ‘ON’: 1. Press the SHUTTER button to toggle betw een SET MENU choices and stop when onO (One Button Mode On) is showing on the scr een.2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the
next feature option. 3. T urn your camera off and then on again and the camera will begin r ecording in whatev er the default pow er on setting and resolution is set to. 4. Press and hold the po wer button for 3 seconds to stop r ecording and turn the camer a off . T o turn “One Button Mode” ‘OFF’: 1. T urn the camera on.2. While the camera is on (and r ecording), pr ess and hold the shutter button for 3 seconds. Let go.
3. The camera’ s SET menu will appear . 4. Press the shutter button to enter the SET menu. 5. When onO (One Button Mode On) appears, press the shutter button to toggle the setting to onF (One Button Mode Off ). 6. T urn the camera off . 7. When you turn the camera on again the One Button Mode featur e will be turned off .Y ou can progr am your camera to turn on in either V ideo mode, Photo mode, T riple Shot Sequence mode,
or Photo Every “X” Seconds mode: Symbol on L CD Screen Function (default setting) Video Mode (F means “Filming”) Single Shot Photo Mode T riple Shot Photo Mode Photo Every “X” Seconds Mode 1. Press the SHUTTER button to toggle betw een choices. 2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the next feature option.NOTE: Abov e r1, r2, r3, r4 and r5 settings in the SET menu appear as 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 (no “r”) on the
bottom le corner of LCD scr een when not in the SET menu. See pr evious “ST ATUS L CD ICONS” drawing for an example of this. 1. Press the SHUTTER button to toggle betw een choices. 2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the next feature option.Choose betw een Spot Meter and Center Weighted A ver age Meter exposure settings depending on the lighting
of your e nvironment: Symbol on L CD Screen Function (default setting) Center weighted av erage meter is best for normal outdoor and indoor lighting conditions. This icon appears on L CD when spot meter is active. Spot meter is primarily for shooting from inside of a car or other dark space looking out into a brighter outside setting. Spot meter adjusts the exposure for the absolute center of the scene, for example the r oad ahead instead of the interior of the car . If you are wanting optimum exposur e of the inside of the car , fi lming mainly the driver for example, choose Cnt center w eighted average to expose for the inside of the car . 1. Press the SHUTTER button to toggle betw een choices. 2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the next feature option.If you need to mount your camera upside do wn to get the perfect photo or video angle, you can program
the camera to sav e the photo or video upside down so that it appears right side up when you r eviewit on your computer or TV . This eliminates the need to “fl ip” the photo or video later on your computer .
Symbol on L CD (default setting) Saves photos and videos in a normal “right side up” orientation. Saves photos and videos upside do wn so that they appear right side up when you review on your computer or TV . The video camera and photo icons will blink quickly on the L CD screen to r eminding you that you ar e saving photos and videos in upside down mode. 1. Press the SHUTTER button to toggle betw een the UP / UPd choices. 2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the next feature option.Y ou can set your camera to send a liv e video signal out the side TV or HDTV ports by toggling the VIDEO
LIVE FEED setting on and off . Video Live Feed via the USB port is not supported. When V ideo Live Feed
is set to OFF (LFF) the camera will switch into video / photo playback mode when one of the included TV
cables are plugged into the camer a. If Video Liv e Feed is turned on (LFO), the camera will stay in normal
camera mode when plugged into a TV and will send a liv e video signal to the TV . Plugging in the component
cable will send an HD video signal out from the camer a, and plugging in the composite cable will send a
standard defi nition signal out from the camera. V ideo Live Feed On allows for plugging the camer a into
wireless tr ansmitters and TV s for live viewing from the camer a. NOTE: If the component cable is used to
send live HD video out fr om the camera, and you begin simultaneously r ecording HD video to the SD car d,
the live video feed will be r educed to standard defi nition as the camera cannot recor d and transmit HD video
at the same time. If you wish to have an HD liv e video feed from the camera you cannot begin r ecor ding HD
video to the SD card. If the composite cable is used to send standar d defi nition video out from the camera,
then the camera can simultaneously r ecord HD video to the SD car d. Symbol on L CD Screen Function (default setting) Video Liv e Feed OFF . Video Liv e Feed ON. 1. Press the SHUTTER button to toggle betw een the LFF / LFO choices. 2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the next feature option.When the camera sends a liv e feed video signal out to a wireless tr ansmitter or TV , it will send a battery
meter icon and a recor ding on/off icon via an “On Screen Display” that will appear in the video feed.
If you prefer to turn these status icons off , you can do so by toggling the “On Screen Display” setting off .
Symbol on L CD Screen Function (default setting) On Screen Display ON On Screen Display OFF 1. Press the SHUTTER button to toggle betw een the oSO / oSF choices. 2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the next feature option.Y ou can shoot a photo every 2, 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds, ongoing, with the “Photo ev ery X seconds” mode.
When you see P2 (photo every 2 seconds is the default setting), you can pr ess the SHUTTER button to toggle the following options: Symbol on L CD Screen Function Shoots photos in 2 / 5 / 10 / 30 / or 60 second intervals. 1. Press the SHUTTER button to toggle betw een choices. 2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the next feature option.2. Press the POWER/MODE button to sav e whichever setting is showing on the scr een and continue to the
next feature option. Photo Mode Resolution Indicator T riple Shot Photo Delete Last/All Format Video Mode Battery Meter 10 Second Timer Spot Meter Exposure Number of Files on SD Card SD Card Not Inserted H E R O 1 0 8 0 INSTRUCTIONSView the manual for the GoPro HD HERO here, for free. This manual comes under the category pocket camcorders and has been rated by 2 people with an average of a 8. This manual is available in the following languages: English. Do you have a question about the GoPro HD HERO or do you need help? Ask your question here
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The GoPro HD HERO is a compact, lightweight pocket camcorder that offers high-definition video recording capabilities. Designed for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers, this camcorder is built to withstand various tough environments, including extreme sports activities and harsh weather conditions. Featuring a rugged housing, the GoPro HD HERO is durable and able to handle rough handling. It is also waterproof up to a certain depth, allowing users to capture stunning underwater footage. With its wide-angle lens, it captures a wide field of view, making it ideal for capturing action shots and breathtaking scenery. The GoPro HD HERO records videos in high-definition resolution, ensuring sharp and detailed footage. It also captures clear audio with its built-in microphone. Additionally, this camcorder offers multiple shooting modes, including time-lapse and burst mode, allowing users to capture unique perspectives and moments. Equipped with a rechargeable battery, the GoPro HD HERO provides long-lasting power for extended filming sessions. It also offers various connectivity options, such as USB and HDMI, for easy transfer and playback of recorded videos. Overall, the GoPro HD HERO is a reliable and versatile pocket camcorder that is specifically designed for outdoor enthusiasts. With its durable construction, high-definition video capabilities, and a range of shooting modes, it is an excellent choice for capturing and reliving thrilling adventures.
| Brand | GoPro |
| Model | HD HERO |
| Product | pocket camcorder |
| EAN | 818279010015 |
| Language | English |
| Filetype | User manual (PDF) |
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The number of megapixels denotes how many pixels there are in the sensor. 1 megapixel equals 1 million pixels. The more pixels, the higher the potential image quality.
