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Waterproof Door or Non-Waterproof Door

8 posts · Started by boney95 · 06 Jun 2011

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First trackday with the GoPro. Which door should I use? Camera is mounted on the right side of the Headlight mask.
I always use the waterproof door and am happy with the sound although I do keep thinking about trying the skeleton door.
i feel like the audio is so tin-ey anyway that I prefer protecting the camera body from dust/dirt w/ the waterproof door in general. Just be warned when using the waterproof door, if you've got the cam ON for several minutes in the right conditions, you can get partial/entire fogging of the lens port unless you swab on antifog.

I've heard of guys modding w/ an external mic setup, but that's probably too overkill....

hmmm maybe I should do a back to back audio/door test someday
....and congrats on the track day! Unless I read that wrong...first WITH the GoPro or first in general?

my guess is that the camera is new to the track, not you
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I started off using water proof door, tried skeleton door, now use it all the time...sound quality much better
Is this true?

"You want 60 frames per second to minimize the jello from the CMOS sensor. So R3 is the correct choice. You can use R2 if you want, but I suggest trying each before you commit."
I run my GoPro offroad and always run the open door...better sound quality...never worry about dust...the thing is bullet proof...only time I run the oterh backing is if it's threatening rain.
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