On Track off Road
Australian ambition... Dean Ferris falls into the OTOR spotlight after an eye-catching turn for his country at the Motocross of Nations that capped a breakthrough MXGP campaign in 2013. A revealing and honest interviewee, the chat with the 23 year old Yamaha star is definitely worth a look Photo by Ray Archer
Australian ambition...
Dean Ferris falls into the OTOR spotlight after an eye-catching turn for his country at the Motocross of Nations that capped a breakthrough
MXGP campaign in 2013. A revealing and honest interviewee, the chat with the 23 year old Yamaha star is definitely worth a look
Photo by Ray Archer
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3 the caMera<br />
To get the camera fully operational fi rst you<br />
need to insert the battery and then a mini SD<br />
card. You can buy one from 2gb capacity right<br />
up to 64. The slot in the side is clear enough.<br />
Through the USB cable you can charge the<br />
battery by hooking it to a computer, wall adapter<br />
(like most iPhones now have) or even a car<br />
adapter. It will take at least an hour for the battery<br />
to be 80% plugging into the ‘mains’ and<br />
don’t worry if you are running low while recording;<br />
the GoPro saves your recording before<br />
powering <strong>off</strong>.<br />
A size comparison of the camera to an iPhone<br />
shows you the relative small piece of technology<br />
you’re dealing with. There are three principal<br />
buttons and two lights. The small circle on<br />
the side activates the Wifi capabilities enabling<br />
sync with the remote control or the free, downloadable<br />
iPhone App from the website. Then<br />
there is the power/mode button on the front of<br />
the camera – where the metal housing nodule<br />
makes contact through the housing – and a<br />
shutter/select button on the top.
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