Download
Share
Print this page
GoPro HERO 4 Manual
  1. Manuals
  2. Brands
  3. GoPro Manuals
  4. Action Cameras
  5. HERO 4 SILVER
  6. Manual

GoPro HERO 4 Manual

Hide thumbs Also See for HERO 4:
1
2
3
4
5
6

Advertisement

Quick Links

Download this manual
GoPro Guide
Basic Hardware; Getting Started
Parts:
1.
Camera: Actual GoPro
2.
'Camera housing'
1.
Plastic casing that goes over the camera
3.
Mounting tools
1.
Quick release buckle
2.
Thumb screw
Building the 'Complete Unit':
1.
Place camera inside housing (shown in first picture)
2.
Attach bottom of the housing to the mounting tools to get 'complete unit' (process shown in second
picture)
Once the GoPro looks like the 'Complete Unit' you can attach it to any of the additional mounting
accessories (suction/grip; see additional document)
Inserting Quick Release Buckle
1.
Fit Quick Release Buckle inside GoPro in Housing
2.
Use Thumb Screw to secure GoPro and Quick Release Buckle

Advertisement

loading

Related Manuals for GoPro HERO 4

Summary of Contents for GoPro HERO 4

  • Page 1 Attach bottom of the housing to the mounting tools to get 'complete unit’ (process shown in second picture) Once the GoPro looks like the ‘Complete Unit’ you can attach it to any of the additional mounting accessories (suction/grip; see additional document)

  • Page 2: Mounting Accessories

    (Quick Release Buckle) Mounting Accessories Handheld Accessory - Insert ‘Complete Unit’ into top of handheld accessory Use thumb screw to secure ‘Complete Unit’ into handheld accessory Clamp Mount Accessory - You can attach ‘Complete Unit’ to the clamp directly or to the ‘gooseneck' on the clamp - Slide 'complete unit' into clamp or on to the top of the ‘gooseneck’...
  • Page 3 PICTURE 1: Attach quick release buckle to ‘Complete Unit’ and secure it with a thumb screw Slide quick release buckle into grip/clamp PICTURES 2 & 3: Attach quick release buckle to ‘Complete Unit’ and secure it with a thumb screw Slide quick release buckle into gooseneck Slide gooseneck into grip/clamp Suction Accessory...

  • Page 4: Usage Guide

    If recording for ~1.5 hours or less, you will not need battery BacPac (Additional battery that is attached to the back of the GoPro) GoPro itself will have an ~1.5 hour battery life; this decreases based on video mode i.e. a higher resolution/more pixels (1080 vs. 720) will give you less battery life If recording for 1.5+ hours, you will need the battery BacPac.
  • Page 5 GoPro App/Operating: Best way to record is using iPhone App/Computer app Once you have connected your GoPro to your phone, you will NOT have to complete all of the following steps Once you have connected your GoPro to your phone, you will NOT have to complete...
  • Page 6 Click shutter button twice to turn on the GoPro’s wifi Scroll with the ‘On’ button until you get to ‘Pair’ Select ‘Pair’ with the shutter button Select ‘GoPro App’ with shutter button Put code that appears on GoPro screen on GoPro App Screen on your phone...