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GoPro HERO4 footage shows post-update HD slow motion

Posted on May 20, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

GoPro HERO4 owners will soon have a bit of additional functionality via their tiny action cameras: high-definition slow motion. The functionality will be delivered by a soon-to-arrive firmware update, which will bring 720p-resolution recording at 240fps. Users are still waiting to score such a feature, but at least one GoPro out in the wild has it, and thanks to the owner we can all see what kind of footage is produced. A couple videos have surfaced demonstrating the 720p slow-motion, and they’re gorgeous.

The footage comes from Gizmodo, which managed to nab a couple videos taken on the slopes using what is said to be the GoPro HERO4 running the updated firmware. The first video shows footage recorded at 240fps, and it is as smooth as you’d expect, catching all those finer details we’d otherwise miss.
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