GoPro and bluebird weather

[Bagels]

Hey you GoPro pros. Is there any adjustments, affects, etc. you can do to make a GoPro work better on a bluebird day? I use Sony Vegas if that makes any difference.

 

[bakedpow]

Nothing you can physically do to your go pro. Although i heard some guy made a UV filter for the lens.

 

[123+ski]

http://www.eyeofmine.com/gopro/order-gopro-hero.html

its towards the bottom, theres no direct link to just the product

 

[THECLAN]

Post production... Color corrector and contrast/brightness.

 

[123+ski]

also this, and try to avoid pointing it right at the sun (if you do it will wash out/overexpose everything else)

 

[StReEtPIRATES]

lower the brightness of the shots in vegas. Messing around with the contrast could make your shots look better.

 

[Bagels]

Awesome, I'll give these ideas a try, thanks. The issue I was having was in the 2nd shot going down the face...
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[quebec-enemy]

I bought the uv filter on ebay and its working really good even when your pointing direct at the sun and in low light condition.I think it well worth the 20$ but be careful not to loose it because its tiny. http://vimeo.com/18807391 one of my edits with some color corection but still gives you the idea