GoPro
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Remember when camcorders were simply … camcorders? They've now splintered into several sub-types, although GoPro has set about combining three of those into one unit, with its new Max. -
The Snap Mount is designed to make donning an actioncam easier than ever – utilizing magnets.
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GoPro has pulled back the curtain on the Hero8 Black, with improved stabilization, and the ability to connect hardware add-ons to the actioncam.
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British startup Overlab is out to make the GoPro Hero seem like a point-and-shoot, with its Asokee case.
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Actioncammers, take note – GoPro has just announced its latest flagship model, the Hero7 Black. According to the company, the camera's new HyperSmooth feature offers the sort of video stabilization that ordinarily requires a separate motorized gimbal.
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GoPro has found space in its lineup for an affordable entry-level action cam. The Hero is a pretty impressive unit for the price, with 1440p/60 fps video, 10-megapixel photos, video stabilization, voice control and a two-inch touch screen on the back. It's also waterproof to 30 ft (10 m).
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It's been a bumpy ride for GoPro's Karma drone. First released in September 2016, the folding drone was recalled soon after. A re-release followed in early 2017, but now it's being grounded for good.
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Back in April, GoPro first teased its upcoming Fusion spherical camera. It shot 360-degree panoramic footage that the viewer could subsequently pan and tilt within. Well, the company has now announced pricing and availability, along with some other details.
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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.
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If you have trouble deciding on the best angle from which to shoot your videos, then you might like what GoPro has in the pipeline. The company's Fusion camera shoots 360-degree panoramic footage that the viewer can subsequently pan and tilt within, to view the action from different perspectives.
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MiniRig is a follow-up to the crowd-funded Smoovie magnetic gimbal smartphone stabilizer. The new device not only offers improved stabilization, but also adds lighting and audio features, allowing users to shoot more professional-looking video. The MiniRig is currently on Kickstarter.
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Following a recall in November, GoPro has moved swiftly to patch up its debut aircraft, with the Karma drone now available again for purchase again through the company's site.
