New HyperSmooth 4.0 is available in 5.3K 30fps, 4K 60fps and 2.7K 120fps. However, HyperSmooth is one of the most groundbreaking features introduced to these small cameras ( GoPro Hero7 Black), and the Hero10 Black now features HyperSmooth 4.0 with increased horizon levelling limits. When I was first introduced to the feature, I initially thought it was simply GoPro rebranding its electronic image stabilisation. HyperSmooth is one of the knock-out features from the last few models of GoPro. The new processor also boosts the front screens framerates for smoother playback of footage. The new processor promises faster response times and a snappier feel to the touch screen interface. One issue that I found with the Hero9 Black was that some of the touch screen controls on the back could be a little sluggish, which has become an issue for many users over time. I look forward to checking out and comparing the quality from the hero10. However, the quality of stills from the GoPro Hero9 Black was impressive, and while the processor is new, the sensor is the same. This is almost in line with most standard DSLR and mirrorless cameras, although obviously without the interchangeable lens option and a much smaller sensor. The next boost is on the stills resolution front, with the small sensor enabling the capture of images at 23MP. GoPro vs DSLR vs Mirrorless: which is better for video?.This essentially means that with the 4K footage, you can record 5 seconds of footage and play that back over 20 seconds with beautifully smooth motion. Instead, there’s a major boost in framerate, and to be honest, this will be more useful and fun for the majority of GoPro users.ĥ.4K is boosted to 60fps and 4K to 120fps. However, at four years old, that GP1 processor is getting old, so the arrival of the GP2 is very welcome.īut, what does the new GoPro GP2 processor mean when it comes to performance increases for the GoPro Hero10 Black?įirst and foremost, the top resolutions remain at 5.4k and 4k, so as yet no sign of that elusive 8k that we’ve been expecting. GoPro was back on its feet, and the competition we were once again trailing. The introduction of the Hero5 Black with the new form factor and then the GP1 processor in the Hero6 Black marked a real change for the company. The GoPro clone market exploded around the time of the GoPro Hero4 Black and led to a host of similarly spec’d cameras being available for a fraction of the GoPro’s retail price. GoPro’s move to its own GP processor was savvy it meant that competitors could no longer buy the same or very similar circuitry and create action cameras that mimicked GoPro products’ features and performance. Cloud compatibility: Auto upload to GoPro cloud (Sub required).Outwardly, the new camera looks much the same as the Hero9 Black but with the addition of the bright blue 10 on the side otherwise, everything else looks much the same from the images.Īs you’d expect, with the arrival of a new model and new processor, the GoPro sees an impressive boost in features, most noticeably the framerate options, which is exciting for those wanting to capture slow-motion video.
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Thankfully GoPro seems to have settled on the increased size so that all Hero9 mods will fit the Hero10. A controversial move as none of the new Hero8 mods fitted the new Hero9 camera.
As we’ve seen in the past, the latest updates and upgrades are a progressive refinement of features rather than any huge leaps in resolution or ground-breaking new features.Ĭlick here to buy the GoPro Hero10 Black from Adorama Yes, the new action camera has arrived and our GoPro Hero10 Black review is underway.
It’s that time of year again when the GoPro announces its latest camera.
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