Should you personal an actioncam, you have in all probability not less than thought of mounting it on a drone. Sadly, although, most of the cameras are too heavy to go airborne … which is the place the GoPro Hero10 Black Bones is designed to return in.
Billed as being "the lightest GoPro ever," the Bones reportedly ideas the scales at simply 54 grams. Against this, the common Hero10 Black weighs in at 153 g. Even GoPro's discontinued Session actioncam, which was basically just a bit dice with a lens, weighed 74 g.
Not surprisingly, the Bones can also be a bit smaller than the inventory Hero10. Extra particularly, it is 3.8 mm narrower, 4.6 mm thinner, and three.8 mm shorter.
Like its bigger sibling, the Bones incorporates a 1/2.3-inch picture sensor, GoPro's GP2 chip, and the HyperSmooth 4.0 digital picture stabilization system. Additional stabilization may be added in post-production, utilizing GoPro's ReelSteady software program.
The Bones has a most video decision of 5.3K/60fps, ranging down by means of varied 4K settings to 2.7K/240fps gradual movement. It may possibly additionally snap 19.6-megapixel nonetheless photographs.
Customers management the Bones both by way of two onboard pushbuttons, GoPro's Fast app, a GoPro wi-fi distant, or the drone's distant. Energy is supplied by the drone's battery, so runtime will fluctuate accordingly. Importantly, the corporate states that some soldering is required for the preliminary setup.
The GoPro Hero10 Black Bones is out there now, priced at US$399.98. Footage shot with it may be seen within the following video.
Supply: GoPro
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