For my GoPro Hero 13 Black review, I tested the camera by sea and land, though unfortunately not by air. My skydiving dreams ...
But make no mistake, the GoPro Hero 8 Black is still one of the best action cameras GoPro has ever made. Image Stabilization 2.0 combats the most chaotic of scenes you can throw at it and there's ...
If you’re simply looking to get into the action camera game, the GoPro Hero 8 Black is a great value play. It doesn’t have 5K resolution like you’ll find in many of the more expensive GoPro ...
“The GoPro Hero 12 Black has added HDR capability to their ... or horizontally by shooting in full frame mode, a 5.3K 8:7 video format that will give you the ability to take the same footage ...
The new ND filter set includes ND4, 8, 16, and 32 strength filters for ... With a price of $399, the GoPro Hero 13 Black costs as much as you'd expect, and you can shave $100 off that price ...
While the GoPro Hero 13 Black sans add-ons is roughly a similar ... which greatly expands on the 8:7 aspect ratio that the prior model capped out on. What this means is you can capture a large ...
We’ve picked our favourite accessories from GoPro’s official catalogue, as well as a handful of third-party add-ons worth keeping in your kit bag. With the Hero 8 Black, GoPro cleverly streamlined the ...
Action camera fans trying to manifest a GoPro with 8K video support or a bigger sensor are going to be left wanting—the 8:7 ...
The GoPro Hero 12 Black builds on that success by making it even easier ... and thanks to the almost square sensor, the Hero 12 Black’s 8:7 5.3K footage can be losslessly cropped into tall or wide 4K ...
While not quite perfect, GoPro has done a sterling job of bringing the same levels of ruggedness and intuitive use found on its flagship camera, the Hero 8 Black, to the 360 format. The Max also ...
The HERO series of cameras is GoPro's core market however, and the company recently announced two new products, the flagship HERO13 Black and the entry level HERO ... Then there are the 8:7 and 1:1 ...
GoPro has come a long way since it started as a little company which offered film-based wrist cameras for surfers.