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Save $50 on a GoPro HERO8 Waterproof Action Camera

By Laura Tucker
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If you like to document everything and post it to social media and are also an active type, the perfect tool for you would be an action camera. Perhaps the most well-known action camera is the GoPro. You can get the GoPro HERO8 Waterproof Action Camera now for under $300.

The camera has HyperSmooth 2.0 and three levels of stabilization: On, High, and Boost. This gives you the widest views or boosts the output to the smoothest video ever offered with a HERO camera. It will work with all resolutions and frame rates and also has in-app horizon leveling.

You can easily take the GoPro HERO8 Waterproof Action Camera with you wherever you go. The updated shape makes it easier to fit in your pocket. Wrap your fingers around the base to quickly swap mounts, and change batteries more quickly with the new side door. Worry less with the camera being two times more impact-resistant.

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The HERO 8 Black mods, that are sold separately, allow vloggers, filmmakers, and other creative types to do more. You can live stream in 1080p and share from the source to social media. Use the HyperSmooth stabilization as you stream via the GoPro app and save your video to an SD card for later viewing.

TimeWarp 2.0 allows you to film stabilized time-lapse videos while involved in an activity. Your speed will be automatically adjusted based on motion, scene, and lighting. You can also slow it down yourself for a special effect, then speed it up again.

Take; $50 off the price of the camera and pay just $299.00. Bundle it with a sleeve and a handler and pay $335.97.

GoPro HERO8 Waterproof Action Camera

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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