This is pretty incredible. GoPro's size, durability, cost and video quality allow nearly anyone to offer a glimpse of our world from places and vantage points that would have hardly seemed possible a few years ago.
The GoPro actually survived, to the degree that it was still taking pics when they excavated it, and we saw the excavation from the camera's POV. The HOUSING was destroyed, but it was still reasonably functional. TUFF!
The GoPro actually survived, to the degree that it was still taking pics when they excavated it, and we saw the excavation from the camera's POV. The HOUSING was destroyed, but it was still reasonably functional. TUFF!
The GoPro actually survived, to the degree that it was still taking pics when they excavated it, and we saw the excavation from the camera's POV. The HOUSING was destroyed, but it was still reasonably functional. TUFF!
No kidding! That SD card is the real hero, here!
From 2004:
Originally posted by GeneralE:
I knew there was a reason I liked my "obsolete" SM cards ...
Originally posted by linked article:
"Most of them did fail to get through two additional tests - being smashed by a sledgehammer and being nailed to a tree.
Even then, data experts Ontrack Data Recovery were able to retrieve photos from the xD and Smartmedia cards."
