Can now detect underwater/snow/urban/beach/forest situations (plus face/smiles) – Added on-camera scene detection for white balance automation. – Added two new voice commands (GoPro Capture and GoPro Stop Capture, which just starts whatever mode you’re in) – Added Speed/Map/G-Force/Track overlays directly to mobile app (no need for desktop anymore) – Added GoPro Karma Grip/Gimbal and GoPro Karma Drone support – Added Livestreaming (720p livestream via WiFi access point or cellular to Facebook or RTMP output) – Added Apple MFI integration (for iOS users, makes pairing/connectivity far cleaner/faster) – Fixed microphone distortion related issues (tries to reduce audio tunneling type sounds) – Added SuperPhoto (somewhat replaces HDR photos in past, but handles movement better) – Added photo self timer option (such as 3s or 10s duration until a photo is taken) – Added short clips option (specifies an automatic 15s or 30s recording duration and provides a visual countdown) – Added ability for both front and rear menus to rotate to portrait orientation – Added new portrait mode for videos/photos (similar to taking video/photos with your phone in portrait mode) – Completely revamped user interface on back of camera – Added TimeWarp for hyperlapse style video time lapse
– Uses exact same GoPro GP1 image/graphics processor and associated camera optics as Hero 6 Black – Added 1GB of RAM to use for processing (which is where most of these features come from) – Added ability to smooth 4K/60fps footage with HyperSmooth (previous limit was 4K/30) – Added HyperSmooth enhanced stabilization (sorta halfway between previous stabilization and a gimbal) Thus, the best way to do that is to check out this video below as I think it may be one of the best video productions I’ve done in terms of all the details and footage/etc… Well, I hope so anyway.īut, if text is your thing (like mine), here’s my bulletized list with perhaps a touch bit more detail: Also, as usual, I try and dive a bit deeper into what’s new and unique from a behind the scenes standpoint. Some of these features are also on the Hero 7 White and Silver, but I simply haven’t had enough meaningful hands-on time with those units to put together a similar list. We are going to dive right into all the newness of the Hero 7 Black itself. I use GoPro units day in and day out for the vast majority of running/cycling content you see here, so I’ll dive into whether or not the Hero 7 is worth the upgrade. Thereafter I will go out and get my own cameras through normal retail channels. Like always, once I’m done with these media loaner units, they will be returned to GoPro. All across a variety of conditions, leading me to feel that I have a pretty good handle on how well it works (and where it stumbles). I’ve taken about 90GB of photos and videos over the last week with the Hero 7 Black. But there is quite a bit more under the hood that is driving these changes. Atop that, the microphones no longer suck, and the photo mode handles colors and fast speeds better.
DOES SUPERPHOTO WORK WITH WINDOWS 7 UPDATE
The Hero 7 Black gets a significant update to stabilization (which they call HyperSmooth), while also getting a new hyperlapse mode called TimeWarp. Which doesn’t mean these changes aren’t worthwhile. Like most years, GoPro tends to be more evolutionary in updates than massive shifts. This review is all about the new Hero 7 Black, which is their top-end camera (the ‘Black’ naming/branding has historically always been their top model each year). These three new cameras will replace all existing cameras in their lineup with the exception of the GoPro Fusion 360° camera. This year they’ve launched three new cameras – the Hero 7 Black, Silver, and White. Like clockwork it’s the annual drop from GoPro of new action cameras.
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