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The Gitup does a better job of handling noise, however, and video from it stays usable for longer. At night and in low light, both cameras jitter and smudge frames together in 1080p60 mode. The video from both cameras looks very good in daylight. The M20 has a little more lens flare than the Git2. They both have an effective gyro stabilization. Otherwise most things about the cameras are very similar. The Git2 has many tweaks that can improve its base colour balance but by default I’ve always found it to emphasize greens and yellows too much which results in ugly, unnatural colour. Both cameras are about equal in terms of sharpness and detail, but the SJCam has more natural and life-like colours in its default settings. Since it has a unique form factor, I have found it to be a conversation starter.

With the screen embedded into the camera on the Git2, it is harder to clean and picks up more dust.

#GITUP GIT2 PROFESSIONAL#

The screen of the M20 is flush to the back of the camera, which gives it a more professional look. It’s worth noting that appearance is largely a personal preference, but I do have some reasons why I prefer the M20 over the Git2. Gitup Git2 Pro: Gearbest (Try coupon GitUp2) | Amazon USA Build Quality & Appearance SJCam M20: Gearbest | SJCam Direct | Amazon USA If you’re interested in a camera that can be tweaked and customised and has better audio, go for the Git2. If you’re looking for something straightforward with decent video quality out of camera and easier operation, buy the M20.

It’s difficult to choose between these two cameras and a lot of it comes down to what you’re looking for in a camera.

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