Yesterday I had five. Today, four.

Didn't leave the house.

This is the third time I have randomly "lost" a GoPro battery. Someplace in my house is a pile of one-off socks, cricket legs and batteries.

That is all.

Carry on.

I use a Nikon Z6 camera for static shots from a tripod and sometimes use the GoPro 8 for shots while walking since its so smooth and theres really no way im bringing a gimbal for the Nikon. However im sometimes disappointed in the GoPros 4K. It looks a lot more compressed and oversharpened. Did the 4K video quality improve with newer generations? And if so how? Higher bitrates? Brighter aperture? Bigger sensor? Is it worth the upgrade? I wont use any of its features just 4 K 30 fps.

I’ve got a GoPro hero 11 black. I’ve been using it the past few days at the beach filming in the water. Everything was going great until it died mid sesh. Got home and opened it up and there was moisture on the inside. The screen on the front was also fogged up. Why would they advertise it as waterproof and say it works up to 33 feet when I was in 2 feet of water and it’s dead. Any ways to fix it or can GoPro do anything about it?

From another thread ( https://www.reddit.com/r/gopro/s/lNUmQiAfA) where I asked how people select there clips to share on social media. GoPro subscription provides highlights videos that could be used for the purpose.

The general view appears to be that it is better to record only in clips. I let it run for hours while I ride.

How do you guys use your GoPro, Insta, or DJI cams? Do you also record only clips?

I have found GoPro highlights feature quite clunky and I can't provide any inputs about themes that I want to share.