So, you wanna shoot 4K/60fps footage on a GoPro? Well, now you can, with the company's new Hero6 Black actioncam. Users can also opt for 2.7K/120fps footage, or go full slow-mo with 1080p/240fps.
The Hero6 Black additionally features the most advanced image stabilization system of any GoPro, has expanded voice control options, plus it offers improved dynamic range, Wi-Fi connectivity and low-light performance. These and other improvements are handled by the new GP1 processor, which is claimed to offer twice the performance as that of the Hero5 Black.
There's also a Touch Zoom feature, in which users can digitally zoom in just by touching the screen – perhaps a function that may sometimes get activated accidentally?
Most of of its other specs seem to match those of the Hero5. These include the ability to take 12MP stills in single or burst mode, and to be submerged down to 33 ft (10 m) without a housing.
It's available now, priced at US$499.99.
You can see footage shot with it, in the video below.
Source: GoPro