AKASO Brave 6 Plus Native 4K 30FPS 20MP WiFi Action Camera with Touch Screen EIS 8X Zoom Voice Control Remote Control 131 Feet Underwater Camera with 2X 1350mAh Batteries and Helmet Accessories Kit

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You will get the following options for this camera; 3 Photos (default setting), 5 Photos, 10 Photos, and 15 Photos per second. Self-Timer Mode The problem is there is no way to control the exposure from the camera, making it hard to get high quality still shots without exposure issues. Every gadget these days has Wi-Fi built inside them. That includes both the Brave 4 and Brave 6. Perhaps you are wondering why an action camera needs to have Wi-Fi capabilities. It is because you can connect these Brave action cameras to AKASO’s smartphone app by connecting your smartphone to its Wi-Fi. Now, you can use your smartphone as another remote control. The Brave 4 and Brave 6 also has image stabilization for crisper photos and smoother videos. Electronic Image Stabilization is possible because of their integrated gyroscopes. Waterproof Pictures were pretty clear, with good autofocus. Low-light performance was not great (expected, this seems to be happiest on nice bright outdoor days). Pictured: good doggo. Recording outdoors especially in an open field where the wind blows loudly, the audio experience is not good.

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Using this codec with 4K30fps should not be of any worries in terms of the space occupied by the recorded video files. The image is processed by a Novatek chipset and it supports Electronic Image Stabilization for all video resolutions. The cameras image quality, however, is mixed, you won’t be disappointed, but neither will you be blown away. There are obviously some cons when it comes to this product such as the requirement of a case to operate underwater. You rely entirely on AKASO in case the camera casing gets damaged, as no other brand will fit your camera. Regarding the external mic support, you can acquire AKASO’s at their store, being the most compatible one to operate with the camera. The Electronic Image Stabilization is one of things I liked in this camera. And it works on all video resolutions which is good but the stabilization itself can be better compared to other Akaso action cams like the v50 Elite.And by similar, I mean twice as expensive. Unlike the cheapest GoPro, this AKASO action camera is actually capable of filming 4K videos, at 24FPS.To get the coveted 60FPS, you will have to get the resolution down to 1080P. It’s not game-changing, but it’s pretty amazing for the price. The images, on the other hand, will look pretty great. The camera has a 170° wide-angle lens, which allows some stunning wide-angle photos. However, the field of view on the EK7000 is not adjustable, so you are pretty much limited to wide-angle shots.

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A bit of unusual placement, since usually the USB, HDMI and SD card ports are all in the same place. I added a micro SD card I had lying around, and it detected and recorded video/pics to it without a fuss. The audio recorded by this camera sounds a bit distorted and weird, it’s like you are talking from inside a glass room. The Akaso Brave 6 Plus has a camera lens that supports wide-angle recording that will allow you to capture more of your action. The videos always look overexposed when there is too much light and underexposed indoors and in low-light situations.The introduction of the built-in 3-axis electronic image stabilization (EIS) in this new AKASO camera means the footage you shoot is silky smooth without the normal camera wobble attributed to hand holding the camera. The image sensor is sharp enough to bring in a bag of details in Full HD or higher resolutions. Day time The Akaso DV app is a bit buggy and can freeze from time to time, hopefully a software update can be released soon to fix these issues. Each resolution also has the choice to activate electronic image stabilisation (EIS) which is designed to help smooth out any motion wobble. Like the V50, the AKASO Brave 6 Plus comes with a remote you can wear on your wrist. I love this feature for ease of access and control when you’re in the middle of action experiences like snorkeling or mountain bike riding with the camera on your helmet, or you have the casing on.

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Image stabilisation on GoPro and the DJI is a huge feature, and here AKASO includes their 6-axis stabilisation which is good to see. Unlike some other similar quality action cameras, the Brave 6 comes with a 2.4Ghz remote control wrist band that uses bluetooth to connect to the camera.

If you are a snorkeling lover, or you like underwater photography, then waterproof is a huge selling point to you for an action camera. The V50 cameras are the only ones that actually get close to the quality of the GoPro. With the touch screen, intuitive UI, excellent image stabilization, and great video and photo quality, these AKASO cameras are without a doubt the best they have to offer.And all three V50 cameras are still cheaper than the GoPro Hero7 White.