GoPro Hero3plus Black Edition Manual de usuario

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HERO3 FEATURES (order L to R, top to bottom)

1. LED Indicator Lights (Red

)

2. SHUTTER/SELECT Button [S graphic]

3. LCD Status Screen

4. Wi-Fi Indicator Light (Blue

) [W graphic]

5. HDMI Port (cable not included)

6. microSD Card Slot (card not included)

7. POWER/MODE Button [mode graphic]

8. HERO Port

9. USB Port (composite A/C cable/3.5mm stereo mic adapter/file

transfer/charge/playback accessory connection)

10. Battery Door

11. Sound Indicator (located on camera bottom)

12. Wi-Fi ON/OFF

CAMERA UPDATES

Process TBD… Keep your camera updated with the latest features. Check

gopro.com/update to download xxxxx.

USING YOUR HERO3: BASICS

GETTING STARTED

Before using the HERO3 for first time:

Red flashes during capture; solid when charging

Blue flashes when connected to Wi-Fi

1. Insert a microSD, microSDHC or microSDXC card into the card slot. The

narrowest part of card should enter slot first. (Class 4 or higher rated

recommended)

2. Place battery into camera.

3. Charge the battery. The included lithium-ion battery comes partially

charged. Connect included USB cable into camera; connect other end of cable

to power source such as computer, GoPro wall or auto charger. While

charging, the red Indicator Lights will be solid; when fully charged the red

Indicator Lights will turn off. No damage will occur to camera or battery if

used together prior to a full charge.

> See STORAGE/MEMORY CARDS for more information.

> See BATTERY LIFE for more information.

CAMERA DEFAULT SETTINGS

The HERO3 camera has been configured to start with the following default settings:

[TABLE]

[icon] Startup Mode Video 960p-30fps (NTSC)

[icon] Photo Resolution 5 Megapixels (MP)

[icon] Time Lapse Interval 0.5 second

[icon] Burst Take up to 3 photos in 1 second

[icon Wi-Fi Off

[icon] Bluetooth Off

OTHERS?

PRO TIP! Want to customize how your camera captures photos and video?

> See SETTINGS MENU to make changes.

POWERING ON AND OFF

To power ON:

Press and release [mode]. The red LED Indicator Lights will flash three times and

the Sound Indicator will emit three beeps.

To power OFF:

Press [mode] for two seconds, then release. The red LED Indicator Lights will flash

several times and the Sound Indicator will emit seven beeps.

Pro Tip: Need one-touch ON operation that starts video record immediately? Set

camera to One Button mode.

USING YOUR HERO3: MODES

Overview

The HERO3 features several camera operation modes. Each mode may be changed

in the Settings menu. Press [mode] to cycle through in the following order:

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[icon] VIDEO Record video

[icon] PHOTO Take single photo

[icon] BURST Take up to 3 photos in 1 second

[icon] TIME LAPSE Take 1 photo every 0.5 seconds

[icon] SETTINGS Change camera settings

[icon] PLAYBACK

View photos and videos on optional GoPro LCD

BacPac, TV/HDTV (via optional HDMI, AV composite cable)

Recording Video

[video icon] Verify camera is in Video mode. If it is not showing, press [mode]

repeatedly until it appears. The default video setting is 960p-30fps (NTSC).

The LCD screen will display [video icon], FOV, video resolution setting, fps, number

of videos stored on the memory card, balance of time remaining on card before the

card is full and battery capacity.

To start recording:

Press and release [S]. The camera will emit one beep and the red LED Indicator

Lights will flash while recording.

To stop recording:

Press and release [S]. The red LED Indicator Lights will flash three times and the

camera will emit three beeps to indicate recording has stopped.

The HERO3 automatically stops recording when memory card is full or battery is

out of power. Video is saved before the camera powers OFF.

PRO TIP: Activate One Button mode to have camera automatically begin recording

video as soon as powered on. To halt recording and keep camera on, press and hold

[S] for two seconds. To halt recording and turn camera off, press and hold [mode]

for two seconds.

>See One Button mode for more information.

Other settings include: take 3 photos in 1 second, 5 photos in 1 second, 10 photos in 2 seconds

4Other settings include: take 1 photo every 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds

5Playback icon displayed only when GoPro LCD BacPac or other viewing device is connected

TAKING PHOTOS

[photo icon] Verify camera is in Photo mode. If it is not showing, press [mode]

repeatedly until it appears. The default photo size is 5MP Wide.

The LCD screen will display [mode], FOV, photo resolution size (MP), number of

photos stored on the memory card, number of photos that can be taken before the

card is full and battery capacity.

To take a photo:

Press and release [S]. The camera will beep one time and the red LED Indicator

Lights will flash.

?ProTip! 11MP = x 8MP =x….

USING BURST MODE

In Burst mode the camera will take multiple photos in a short period of time. The

default setting is 3 photos in 1 second.

[burst icon] Verify camera is in Burst mode. If it is not showing, press [mode]

repeatedly until it appears.

The LCD screen will display [mode], FOV, photo resolution size (MP), the Burst

Mode setting, number of photos stored on the memory card, number of photos that

can be taken before the card is full and battery capacity.

To take Burst mode photo series:

Press and release [S]. The red LED Indicator Lights will flash and the camera will

beep 10 times.

Pro Tip: Tracking fast action subjects and want to improve your chance for nailing a

sharp shot? Set the camera to Burst and select the best from the series.

MAKING TIME LAPSE PHOTO

Time Lapse Photo mode captures a series of photos at 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 or 60

second intervals (when using 0.5 seconds, it is recommended to use Class 10 or

higher memory card). The default Time Lapse setting is 0.5 seconds.

[time lapse icon] Verify camera is in Time Lapse mode. If it is not showing, press

[mode] repeatedly until it appears.

The LCD screen will display [icon], FOV, photo resolution size (MP), the Time Lapse

setting, number of photos stored on the memory card, number of photos that can be

taken before the card is full and battery capacity.

To take Time Lapse photos:

Press and release[S]. The camera will initiate countdown and the red LED Indicator

Lights will flash each time a photo is taken.

To stop Time Lapse photos:

Press and release [S]. The red LED Indicator Lights will flash three times and the

camera will emit three beeps to indicate that Time Lapse has stopped.

>See Time Lapse for instructions on how to change the interval setting.

ADVANCED MENU SETINGSS

ENTERING THE SETTINGS MENU

The HERO3 offers many options to customize and change how photos and video are

captured using the Settings menu.

[settings icon] Verify camera is in Settings menu:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through the various Settings.

3. Press [S] to select the desired option. Some Settings offer multiple options.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through the options.

5. Press [S] to select a highlighted option.

6. To exit after making a selection, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT].

7. Press [S].

CONFIRM PRO TIP: Want to return to camera default settings? Press and hold [S]

for two seconds.

VIDEO RESOLUTION MODES

The HERO3 camera produces in the following video resolutions:

INSERT TABLE

CHANGING VIDEO SETTINGS

[video icon] Customize the HERO3 Resolution and Frames Per Second (FPS)

settings for video recordings.

[settings icon] Verify camera is in Settings menu. If it is not showing, press [mode]

repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through Settings menu to locate Resolution or FPS.

3. Press [S] to select the desired Setting (Resolution, FPS).

4. Each Setting has a sub-menu with multiple customization options.

5. Use [mode] to cycle through the options.

6. Press [S] to select a highlighted option.

7. To exit after making a selection, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT].

8. Press [S].

Note: Certain combinations of Resolution and FPS are not possible. See

gopro.com/support for additional information on video resolutions.

CHANGING BURST RATE –

[burst icon] Burst mode produces a rapid-fire series of 3 photos in 1 second.

CHANGING TIME LAPSE MODES

[time lapse icon] Several time interval settings are available for Time Lapse mode

photos, including 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 and 60 seconds. After selecting the interval,

specify whether to optimize for VIDEO or STILLS

[settings icon] Verify camera is in Settings menu. If it is not showing, press [mode]

repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through Settings menu to locate Time Lapse.

3. Press [S] to select and enter the sub-menu with customization options.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through the options.

5. Press [S] to select a highlighted option.

6. To exit after making a selection, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT].

7. Press [S].

CAPTURE SETTINGS

Upside Down Video/Photo

[upside down icon] Mounting the camera upside down but wish the files to appear

upright when viewing or transferring?

[TABLE]

[icon] Camera is right side up (default)

[icon] Camera is upside down

[settings icon] To change camera orientation, verify that the camera is in Settings

menu. If it is not showing, press [mode] repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through Settings menu to locate Up Down.

3. Press [S] to enter Up Down sub-menu.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through options and select highlighted by pressing [S].

5. To exit [mode] to cycle to [EXIT], then press [S].

Spot Meter

The recommend setting for videos is ON; for still photos is OFF

[spot meter icon] Turn on the Spot Meter when filming from within a dark space

pointing the camera into a brighter setting, such as filming the outdoors from inside

a car. When set to ON, the [spot meter icon] appears in the LCD window.

[TABLE]

OFF (default)

[settings icon] Verify camera is in Settings menu. If it is not showing, press [mode]

repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through Settings menu to locate Spot Meter.

3. Press [S] to enter Spot Meter sub-menu.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through options and select highlighted option by

pressing [S].

5. To exit, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT], then press [S].

VIDEO LOOPING

[video looping icon] Not certain when the desired action will happen, but want to

be sure it gets captured on video? Set camera to Video Looping to continuously

“record and over-write” until [S] is pressed.

[TABLE]

Off (default)

Max Camera records until memory card is full, then over-writes with new

video. *

5 min Camera records for 5 minutes, then over-writes and begins a new

video.

20 min Camera records for 20 minutes, then over-writes and begins a new

video.

60 min Camera records for 60 minutes, then over-writes and begins a new

video.

120 min Camera records for 120 minutes, then over-writes and begins a new

video.

*Multiple chapter files are written to the memory card. This allows for small

segments of content to be over-written during loop recording.

[settings icon] To turn Video Looping ON, verify camera is in Settings menu. If it is

not showing, press [mode] repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through Settings menu to locate Video Looping.

3. Press [S] to enter Video Looping sub-menu.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through options and select highlighted option by

pressing [S].

5. To exit, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT], then press [S].

PRO TIP: Not sure when a “can’t miss” moment will happen? Set camera to Video

Looping. Applications such as road safety and insurance record keeping, where

looping can help ensure that the circumstances of an accident or other incident are

captured.

ONE BUTTON MODE

[one button icon] With One Button mode selected, the camera automatically

begins recording video as soon as powered ON.

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OFF (default)

[settings icon] Verify camera is in One Button mode. If it is not showing, press

[mode] repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through the Settings menu to locate Set Up.

3. Press [S] to enter Set Up sub-menu.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through the menu to locate One Button.

5. Press [S] to enter ONE BUTTON sub-menu.

6. Use [mode] to cycle through options.

7. Select highlighted option by pressing [S].

8. To exit Set Up sub-menu, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT], then press [S].

Note: When camera is in One Button Mode it will start taking video as soon as the

camera is turned on. To halt recording and keep camera ON, press and hold [S] for

two seconds. To halt recording and turn camera OFF, press and hold [mode] for two

seconds.

TEST –camera not functioning properly

To turn One Button Mode OFF while the camera is operation (remember, since the

camera is in One Button mode it will be recording):

1. Press and hold the [S] until [icon] shows in the LCD window.

2. Press [S] once again.

3. Use the [mode] button to highlight OFF.

4. Select OFF by pressing [S].

NTSC/PAL

The NTSC and PAL settings govern video recording frame rate and playback when

viewing video on a TV/HDTV. Select NTSC when viewing on a TV in North America.

Select PAL if viewing on a PAL TV (most televisions outside of North America) or if

viewing on a PAL TV in any region.

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NTSC default

1080p/30

1080p/24

960p/48

960p/30

720p/60

720p/30

WVGA/120

PAL

1080p/25

1080p/24

960p/50

960p/25

720p/50

720p/25

WVGA/120

ONSCREEN DISPLAY (OSD)

[OSD icon] To display or hide recording icons and file information on a video or

viewing screen during playback, turn [OSD] to ON or OFF.

[TABLE]

OFF default

[settings icon] To turn Onscreen Display ON or OFF, verify camera is in Settings

menu. If it is not showing, press [mode] repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through the Settings menu to locate Set Up.

3. Press [S] to enter Set Up sub-menu.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through the settings menu to locate Onscreen Display.

5. Press [S] to enter Onscreen Display sub-menu.

6. Use [mode] to cycle through options ON or OFF.

7. Select highlighted option by pressing [S].

8. To exit the Set Up sub-menu, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT], then press [S].

LED LIGHTS

[LED icon] Keep all four (4) LED Indicator Lights active, only 2 active (front and

back) or turn OFF all lights.

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4 default

OFF

[settings icon] To change LED Lights display, verify camera is in Settings menu. If

it is not showing, press [mode] repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through the Settings menu to locate Set Up.

3. Press [S] to enter Set Up sub-menu.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through the settings menu to locate LED Lights.

5. Press [S] to enter LED Lights sub-menu.

6. Use [mode] to cycle through options.

7. Select highlighted option by pressing [S].

8. To exit the Set Up sub-menu, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT], then press [S].

CAMERA SOUND

[sound icon] Adjust the volume or turn off the camera Sound Indicator.

[TABLE]

100% default

70%

OFF

[settings icon] To change CAMERA SOUND, verify that the camera is in Settings

menu. If it is not showing, press [mode] repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through the Settings menu to locate Set Up.

3. Press [S] to enter Set Up sub-menu.

4. Use [mode] to cycle through the settings menu to locate CAMERA SOUND.

5. Press [S] to enter CAMERA SOUND sub-menu.

6. Use [mode] to cycle through options.

7. Select highlighted option by pressing [S].

8. To exit the Set Up sub-menu, use [mode] to cycle to [EXIT], then press [S].

AUTO POWER OFF (OR ??MANUAL OFF)

[on/off icon] The camera can be configured to automatically turn OFF after a

specific period of inactivity (when no videos or photos are being taken and no

buttons have been pressed).

[TABLE]

MANUAL default

60 sec

120 sec

300 sec

[settings icon] To change Auto Power OFF, verify camera is in Settings menu. If it

is not showing, press [mode] repeatedly until it appears:

1. Press [S] to enter Settings menu.

2. Use [mode] to cycle through the Settings menu to locate Set Up.

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