It has been one of the best videos we have seen on YouTube this year. We are talking about the GoPro Hero 3 camera ad campaign, the best solution to record extreme sports lovers, or as GoPro prefers to call them: Heroes. Through this video, with a spectacular audiovisual montage, GoPro encourages us to become those adventurous protagonists:
Without a doubt, GoPro is one of the best cameras that we can find in the market for this type of recordings and now the mophie company, an expert in accessories for the iPhone, wants to release her own version for our smartphone, baptized as OutRide. As you can see in the following product launch video, it tries to imitate the idea of the GoPro company but basically telling us that we only need a resistant case to do the same from our iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S:
Obviously, as can be seen from the images, the final result is far from what we get with GoPro. The image quality in the iPhone 4 / 4S camera is worse, and GoPro stands out for its Image Stabilizer and the more advanced version has more resolution. The casing Mophie's OutRide It will protect our iPhones 4 / 4s from water and from possible drops and bumps. In addition, it has a built-in wide-angle lens to expand the captured field of view. At the moment we do not know anything about a proposal for the iPhone 5.
Of course, we have to emphasize that Mophie offers us a cheaper option for our pockets. While the most economical solution of GoPro costs about $ 200, the Mophie case is priced at $ 149.95.
The Mophie accessory comes with a powerful free application, available in the App Store, that allows us to edit the video we have captured while practicing our favorite action or risk sport. The OutRide app It also comes with a powerful social platform to view the videos that other users have captured. Ideal for viewing spectacular images, if the project connects with iPhone users.
Like GoPro, Mophie will know how to make the most of this idea by selling us different accessories for the accessory, depending on the sport we usually practice.