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GoPro slims down and gets sharper

The American action camera manufacturer GoPro is already launching a revised version of the "HERO3" on the market. The new image catcher is said to be smaller, lighter and more powerful.

The GoPro is 20 percent smaller and lighter than its predecessor, making it easier to mount and carry. In addition to the size and weight, the new GoPro achieves better sound quality thanks to the revised audio system. It can also record even quiet noises.

GoPro has installed an improved video system in the "HERO3+ Black Edition". The "SuperView" enables impressive wide-angle shots. The battery life has also been improved. Thanks to the 30 percent longer battery life, the new GoPro not only allows you to record longer, but also more footage.

Another new feature is the auto low-light mode. This adjusts the "frame rate" to the lighting conditions. The camera therefore delivers optimum performance even in low light. In addition, a sharper lens and the two-fold reduction in distortion ensure a 33% improvement in image sharpness.

To transfer moving images to preview as quickly as possible, the camera is equipped with four times faster Wi-Fi. This also enables faster sharing of videos and photos with the GoPro app. Using a smartphone or tablet computer and the GoPro app, the camera software can be conveniently updated on the go.

www.gopro.com


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