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Imaging


GoPole


Take advantage of GoPro’s time lapse feature and add a new dynamic to your videos. Mount your camera on the Scenelapse, far left, rotate up to 360° and capture images over a period of up to 60 minutes. Simple, awesome looking timelapse. T e Grenade Grip, left, is as simple as it gets, and the BASE, right, is a super handy compact tripod that you can use as a hand grip, or as a mount for your Scenelapse. T e Lenspen, above, should be in every GoPro kit; it removes fi nger prints, dust and blemishes safely from your lens. www.gopole .com


UK Pro


Behind GoPro, UK Pro are the largest manufacturer of GoPro accessories in the world, and their gear is great quality. T e best extension pole on the market, Pole 54HD has an excellent grip, reliable locking and extension mechanism and whopping 54 inch (137cm) reach. We also recommend you get your hands on their nuts, the most ergonomic you can get. T e POV range of cases are excellent, and in a range of sizes, whilst the Freestyler Video Kit, right, is a fun, versatile solution with multiple confi gurations. www.ukpro.com


3DR


T e Solo was made in conjunction with GoPro and off ers full control over your GoPro’s functions, in fl ight. T e powerful controller and app off er several intelligent fi lming options, making the achievement of epic cinematography more eff ortless than ever. www.3drobotics .com


Eye Of Mine


A range of tethered video-out cables and adapted housings. Send a live video feed to the surface. A host of cool applications for this. www.eyeofmineactioncameras .com


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