This video shows the clever use of GoPro cameras. Filmmaker Brad Josephs set up a couple of the cameras along a river in Alaska, where he captured a family of grizzly bears playing in the water. The animals romped in the water, chased birds, caught fish, and even eventually became aware of the camera itself. This is great footage and definitely fun to watch.
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The important technical question is: Was the recording started via motion detection, or did he just let the camera run and was lucky?
I've been wondering the same thing Hans. I think he knew where to place the cameras to capture the right footage.