Skip to main content

GoPro Hero5 Black-The best GoPro so far

GoPro Hero5 is the 4K action camera that we wanted, with more straightforward menus on a two-inch touchscreen and out-of-the-box water resistance.
GoPro Hero5 Black is here to give you an new epic level of 4K video that, for the first time in two years, gives you a reason to upgrade your action camera.

There's no GoPro Hero5 Silver. Instead, the Black version combines the best features of both editions with 4K video at 30 frames per second and a much-needed interactive two-inch touchscreen.
The touchscreen provides a simplified interface that makes the GoPro Hero5 Black much easier to use, and it all comes together in a tighter, more waterproof package.

It costs $399 in US and India; and was launched on October 2



Design

  • has a two-inch touchscreen for controls and playback
  • Waterproof up to 33ft (10m) - without waterproof hosing
  • Bigger battery, small wrap-around frame and USB Type-C port

The two-inch touchscreen changes the way you control the GoPro, with streamlined menus. You no longer have to press a series three physical buttons in order to do a million different tasks. It's all right on the display.
Don't worry, the Hero5 Black still has one-button control at the top to quickly start recording footage, and a on/off/mode button on the side to power up and cycle through various ways to capture,
All GoPro mounts are compatible with the Hero5 Black, and the camera also works with the new Go Pro Karma Drone.

Video and photo quality

  • 4K video with long-overdue video stabilization
  • New Linear mode provides less barrel distortion
  • RAW and WDR photos, with GPS tagged location
Hero5 Black provides the same wide-angle camera field of view that GoPro is known for, but it also adds new modes and better video quality in key areas.
The Black edition shoots 4K video at either 30 or 25 frames per second in Wide, while SuperView and Wide do 4K at 24 frames per second. Medium and Linear shoot in 2.7K, while Narrow is capped at 1080p.

            PROS:


  1. Captures 4K video with stabilization
  2. Touchscreen for easy controls
  3. Water-resistant without housing

CONS:

  1. Controls still have a learning curve
  2. Mobile apps have limitations
  3. Discipline needed to edit like a pro

Labels

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Astonishingly Simple Secrets that transforms Your Smartphone Into A High-Quality DSLR And Captures Jaw-Dropping Gorgeous Photos That Blow Away Your Friends – Guaranteed

If you would like to take mind-blowing photographs with your smartphone… If you would like to dazzle and shock your friends with your shots… If you would like to become a trick photography expert, almost overnight… …Then this is going to be the most exciting Post you will ever read. "Transform" Your Smartphone Camera Into A High-End DSLR! It’s true! Once you know how to use your smartphone as a high-end DSLR, you can use it to capture spectacular shots like these: The truth is, if you own a smartphone (iPhone, Samsung, HTC, Blackberry,  whatever ), then you already have everything you need to take create incredible photographs that will blow away you and your friends. Like these…   Breathtaking special effects using penlights and other, even more common, household items Beautiful high dynamic range nature shots that look like this When you finally discover the secrets to trick photography and special effects on your smartphone, you’ll be able to…...
Post a Comment
Read more

Top 5 Cool Free Software (You Haven't heard of)

What's up   everyone, Here's a list of my favorite freeware that I use often.You may have not ever heard of these but i swear They're all really useful,they are.Here you go; F.lux:  Ever notice how people texting at night have that eerie blue glow? Or wake up ready to write down the Next Great Idea, and get blinded by your computer screen? During the day, computer screens look good—they're designed to look like the sun. But, at 9PM, 10PM, or 3AM, you probably shouldn't be looking at the sun. f.lux makes your computer screen look like the room you're in, all the time. When the sun sets, it makes your computer look like your indoor lights. In the morning, it makes things look like sunlight again. Tell f.lux what kind of lighting you have, and where you live. Then forget about it. f.lux will do the rest, automatically. Its is Free for Windows  Get F.lux for Windows Here (also available for Mac Linux iPhone/iPad Android) Rainmeter: Ra...
Post a Comment
Read more

My thoughts on the All New Google Pixel & Pixel XL

After watching practically every camera review on YouTube (not really, but hours of them, Lol), I have some thoughts on the Pixel Camera: 1. I really, really don't like how the picture you actually get out of the camera can differ so much from what you see on the screen. It's basically black magic. You just don't know what it's going to look like because it processes the living **** out of the camera in the background (HDR+). They mind as well just show you a wireframe preview of the screen, FFS. 2. The EIS works well against other Android flagships with OIS, but not as well against the iPhone's EIS + OIS implementation, particularly in indoor/lower lighting. The GS7 is very jumpy, and worse than the Pixel; but you notice jitters in the Pixel's video - compared to the iPhone - when walking and panning the cameras while recording video. 3. Daylight shots, and those in great lighting look amazing. The LG V20 seems to be superior, however (way shar...
Post a Comment
Read more