if you color grade with adobe after effects, you'll get results this good, otherwise it looks much worse. just a heads up

Hi Michael,

I could not help but notice your link so I took a read. As you well know, it would be particularly easy to "delete" your comment and pretend it never existed, but I have chosen to leave it here, and respond with a focused effort.

After visiting your site, it seems my staff followed all of the normal protocol for damaged cameras. You even document it with screen grabs. Have you received replacement units or repaired units yet? Please let us know if you have not.

On planet earth, electronics do go bad and fail. Like any camera company, not every camera lives forever or works perfectly. Failures do happen. And again, it seems my staff came thru and gave you good standard warrantee services, and hopefully got your issues resolved?

As a member of our media team, I shoot and supply all the POV 3D coverage for ESPN Summer and Winter X Games. We use bone stock units just like the ones you have, and deliver edited content within 6hrs of the actual shoot. ESPN seems to be really happy with what they get, because they keep pushing it to broadcast? We must be doing something right?

Drop the warrantee department a note if you have not had your issues resolved. And remember....GoPro is a core company, where everything is inhouse, and everyone has a vested interest in our company. We are privately owned, and don't have call centers in Bangledesh. When you call or write in to us, "you will get a lot more love with honey, than you will with vinegar".