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GoPro HERO6 Black Review

GoPro HERO6 Black Review

Posted on November 5, 2017May 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Introduction

The GoPro HERO6 Black is the most powerful GoPro to date. It’s an update to last year’s HERO5 Black, and comes with a host of upgrades and new features.

Perhaps the most exciting new upgrade is the ability to shoot 4K video at 60fps, along with Full HD at 240fps. Previously, it was only possible to shoot 4K at 30fps.

Another intriguing new feature is a custom-designed processor, a GP1 – previously the company used off-the-shelf processors for its cameras. The new HERO6 Black boasts what the company is calling the most advanced video stabilisation ever.

There’s also been a raft of other improvements, including to dynamic range and for low-light shooting. A digital zoom function has been added, too. Wi-Fi speeds have been improved for better transfer to your smartphone, a bonus for the new “QuikStories” app which enables video clips to be condensed into short snippets ready for sharing.
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