I hadn't planned on doing a video about my GoPro 6 lite - it's been covered on lots of other channels. But when I started my build I stumbled across a few differences between the kit and the BetaFPV documentation which is a bit confusing.
This build reduces the weight of a standard GoPro from 119 grams to 27 grams which mean you can mount it on very small cinewhoops and still capture 4K 60fps video. Also, if you use a GoPro 6, you get the best performance when using ReelSteady Go to post process your footage. It's also very resilient to vibration, especially using firmware version 1.6, which means you won't need to soft mount the camera.
Trying to video this tiny camera build and stay in focus was a challenge, so apologies for the occasional blurry quality. I've got my eye on a new lens, so I'll start saving my pocket money.
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