Last year, GoPro released this, which is the Hero 7 Black. I've had many GoPro's pretty much everything since the Hero 4.

This is something that I use a lot in the videos that I make for this channel, a lot in my own work.

It's a pocketable camera that shoots 12 megapixel stills and 4k video and because of its size

the fact that it's always with you this is something that I actually use quite a bit now two weeks ago

DGI released this the the DJI-Osmo action, which is pretty much the same as

this, but maybe a little better?

So just for the record, DJI did not send this to me for review. I bought this with my own money and I ordered it through B&H like everybody else. I've been using it for about two weeks. Most of my colleagues are billing this as the GoPro killer and while I think that it certainly does some things better and it's certainly borrowed quite a bit from the GoPro

I don't know that it totally replaces that so I want to break these down look at him side by side

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So one of the interesting trends that we've seen over the last couple of years is the return of popularity of the action cam.

This is something that seemed to be big a few years ago before

drones came out. GoPro's clearly been the leader in this arena and I think say

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