Re:GoPro cuts workforce, changes sales strategy
by p1esk on Thursday April 16, 2020 @12:22PM
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How does he play with it?
Re:GoPro cuts workforce, changes sales strategy
by amerkhalid on Thursday April 16, 2020 @12:47PM
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Sometimes he pretends like he is taking photos or making videos. He also chases our dog as if he is recording him. He probably learned that from us as that's how we use it. Sometimes, he may use camera as a toy car or a block.
The button is too hard for him to push but that's where voice commands come in. I can say "GoPro take a photo" while he is holding it. We have captured some fun shots like this.
Re:GoPro cuts workforce, changes sales strategy
by p1esk on Thursday April 16, 2020 @02:16PM
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Ah ok, that's what I was expecting. I'd be surprised if a 2yo could consciously take photos.
Re:GoPro cuts workforce, changes sales strategy
by FireBeyond on Thursday April 16, 2020 @03:32PM
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I remember arguing with someone here a few years ago talking about "intuitive" interfaces and arguing that his 3-6 month old "understood the iPad".
No.
I bought GoPro thinking that I'll use it for my "adventures", however, it is mostly unused at home. So we just let our son play with it.
However, on travels, we really love having GoPro with us as it is small enough, and easier to use than phones. With phones, if we are out all day, we are a bit worried about battery life. We also have a bigger camera, X100F, but that is a bit too big to carry all the time on a vacation. So we leave it in the hotel unless we plan to do a photography. So most of our vacation photos and videos are evenly split between GoPro and phone cameras.