HERO12 Black Creator Edition - Includes HERO12 Black , Volta (Battery Grip, Tripod, Remote), Media Mod, Light Mod, Enduro Battery, and Carrying Case

I love my Go Pro 12 Creators Edition. I have taken a lot of videos and pictures so far. We took a road trip from NJ to Ohio/Indiana border to see a miniature donkey farm, then to Kentucky to the Creation Museum and the next day The Ark Encounter. Then we headed back through KY to West Virginia to Virginia Beach for two days, then the Ferry out of Lewes Delaware back to NJ. We took videos and pictures of our journey along the way. The stick holder acted up one day and I had to remove the camera from it. After a recharge it seemed to work ok the next day. Overall though the whole thing worked great. Low light situations do not come out as good. I love the camera though, it’s a lot of quality for a tiny camera.

Purchased this product to start a motovlog and hobby videos. Great value for the money. Battery Life is ok, but with the handle and a reserve battery, it is more than enough power for a day out. The stabilization is great. Even mounted on my Dyna, the vibration is not noticeable. There are A TON of settings to meet your needs. I use YouTube to get tips and still haven't used 5% of the cameras capabilities. My connectivity is not the best so I don't use auto upload. I just pull the SD card and load it directly in my laptop. It is faster that way.

I have been interested in so-called "action cameras" for a while, starting with an off brand unit I purchased some time ago. When I saw this GoPro creator combo at a reduced price, I decided to go for it, and I'm glad I did. I had a feeling this would be perfect for making videos of area car shows, and for once, I was right. The video has been crisp, clear and sharp, with excellent color rendition. The stabilization is awesome, and makes the video look like it was shot with a camera/gimbal setup. I have taken some still photos too, and they have turned out surprisingly well. So far, I have had no issues with any malfunctions or shutdowns. This is likely a result of my use of the camera, as I tend to shoot many shorter clips, instead of one long shot in a static location. During use, the GoPro operates on its battery, but when off, it recharges from the Volta. When in use, it pairs with the Volta, which means I can use the Volta to operate the shutter or change shooting modes. In summary, everything works, and I couldn't be more pleased with the results. This has added a whole new dimension to my photo/video work!

I've been a GoPro fan for a few years. Was excited to get this creator's package and am *mostly* happy with it. Pros: The battery in the handle is pretty awesome! It allows you to record for much longer than the internal battery allows. I have yet to run dry on power while using the tripod/handle. Cons: The cover of the light is nice but comes off too easily. Would be nice for it to have a snap groove or band to help secure it to the light. This is DEF for action recording where the camera is in motion, not just the subject of the video. It is not ideal for recording an hour long workshop for work, or my kids' music concert, as it will overheat and shutdown after about 40-45 minutes. TIPS: Unplug the tripod from the camera when storing in your backpack/duffel/briefcase. The plug will bend and become loose if left plugged in to the camera while carrying in your bag. The internal battery on your camera does not charge from the handle while in use but it DOES recharge from the tripod battery when not in use. So, as you use your camera while attached and plugged in to the tripod, the battery indicator will show it draining (which it is) but should kick over to the tripod battery when the internal battery has drained.

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This Go Pro 12 creator edition is ideal for newcomers. It includes everything you need, saving you from buying additional adapters, lights, or tripods. Whether you're into streaming or content creation, this kit has you covered right out of the box. I hope my review aids your decision-making. Thank you for your time, and have a fantastic day!

I bought this GoPro for every day life and to record some of our adventures. While it was handy at at hotel pool and water park, it has been virtually useless for everything else. Just now I tried to use this GoPro to record a very important moment in our family's life and it overheated about one minute before the event. I didn't get the video. I had one chance, and this GoPro missed it. What is the point of having this device if it overheats and fails to capture what you need? The lens is very, very poor in low-light, which has led me to need to do a lot of post-production. I have needed to adjust white balance, brightness, and lighting using my video editing software. If you compare this to a camera such as the one on a Samsung Galaxy phone, you will see that low-light is the worst on GoPro. I recorded something outdoors in low-light on both GoPro Hero 12 and Samsung Galaxy S10e and the Galaxy S10e produced the only usable footage of the night. Everything on the GoPro is too dark and you cannot make out any detail or color. The cell phone picked up ambient light, color, and detail, while also maintaining top-notch sound, even with my hand blocking the microphone. No matter what settings you use, you will not get good low-light video from GoPro. Just forget it. You cannot get low-light video that's worth watching. You never will. Move on and pick a different camera. This camera gets one star because the horizon lock and horizon steady modes are pretty good when you're recording our own action. But if you were to say, record a child's sporting event, you might as well just record on a cell phone because the GoPro is so wildly unreliable and it still suffers from vertical steadying issues. Sure, you can lock the horizon, which is great, but you still need to pay attention to two addition axis, and your video will look only okay. I was trying to record something just now in my air-conditioned household, and the GoPro overheated and FAILED right at the last second, when I needed it most. For every application outside of the water or the need for horizon lock, this camera gets zero stars. I was exploring a cool, shady island and had done some recording earlier in the day. When I came across something I wanted to record on this island, the camera refused to turn on. I had to pull off the media mod, pull the battery, re-insert, and then try to turn it on again. I caught about half of what I wanted to see. Also, what I wanted to see was in the shade, so you can barely make out what I was recording. Absolutely useless. The case this kit comes with also belongs in the nearby dumpster. If you use this case, your equipment will just slide around and nothing will be protected. Expect dings, bumps, and zero organization if you use this case. I bought the separate GoPro Casey, which is actually worthwhile, but what's the use of having a good case if the camera belongs with a bunch of E.T. cartridges in a New Mexico dump? The foam for the media mod seems secure, but comes right off when you least expect it. I lost mine on the first day of use. GoPro fortunately replaced it, but I was on vacation, and was unable to reduce wind noise for the rest of my trip. If I could go back in time and never buy this absolute garbage, I would. I want a refund. This thing has not been suitable for recording with the exception of recording in water, which is like what, twice a year? It's not just the one moment this camera has missed. It's at minimum two once-in-a-lifetime events that I personally was ready to record, but this terrible GoPro Hero 12 Black hasn't been up to the challenge. This unreliable, hot-running camera is not suitable at all for any sort of content creator unless you're a diver or something. Just forget it and get something else. You might as well buy a used cell phone and record on that because the GoPro will not be there for you. I cannot recommend this camera for any occasion outside of the water and you will do better with something else. Thinking of recording a vlog in your air-conditioned house or something in the early evening? Forget it! This camera will overheat or record a black abyss. If I cannot get a refund for this, and let's face it, Amazon will probably not refund me, then I'm going to have to sell it at a rock-bottom discount. I don't want this thing in my home. It has failed me too many times to be welcome in my life. I will be seeking better cameras from apparently better brands. You would think that a long-running brand like GoPro would be the best product to buy, but sadly, it's not. I feel completely ripped off. There is no good reason why a camera with a full battery should miss a single moment, especially TWO once-in-a-lifetime moments that I will NEVER be able to catch again. Cons: Unreliable when you need it Overheats easily Misses important moments Expensive Terrible low-light performance Completely unsuitable for content creation. Pros: It's waterproof, allegedly. Summary: if you are a content creator or you are expecting to be able to record what you see in your life, then buy literally anything other than this trash. You might as well buy a used cell phone and record on that, because at least it won't overheat and it will probably capture low-light content adequately. The GoPro, however fails on nearly every task. Don't rely on this to record your important moments!

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