GoPro launches new HERO7 series in India
GoPro launched its new product lineup including its flagship, HERO7 Black which is priced at Rs 37,000. It comes with a video stabilization feature called as HyperSmooth. It makes it easy to capture professional-looking, gimbal-like stabilized video without the expense or hassle of a motorized gimbal, as told by GoPro. It reportedly works underwater and in high-shock and wind situations.
With HERO7 Black, GoPro is also introducing a radical new form of video called TimeWarp. TimeWarp Video applies a high-speed, ‘magic-carpet-ride’ effect to your videos. Imagine a scenic drive, ocean dive or walk through the city compressed into a super-stabilized, sped-up version of itself.
The HERO7 Black also supports live stream, enabling users to automatically share in real time to Facebook, Twitch, YouTube, Vimeo and other platforms.
Other features of the HERO7 Black include SuperPhoto, Portrait Mode, Face, Smile + Scene Detection, Short Clips, Photo Timer and GPS Performance Stickers.
Moreover, GoPro is inviting HERO7 Black owners to shoot this year’s HERO7 Black highlight video for their cut of $1,000,000. Beginning September 27 worldwide, users can submit their best HERO7 Black raw video clips to the Million Dollar Challenge. The GoPro team will pick their favorite shots for the highlight reel and award an equal cut of a million dollars to the individuals whose footage is selected.
HERO7 Silver + HERO7 White – Meet the Rest of the Lineup
GoPro has also introduced cameras for newbies, active go-getters and social sharers of all ages. Joining HERO7 Black to round out the lineup are HERO7 Silver and HERO7 White – the cameras for entry and mid-level users.
The 4K HERO7 Silver is priced at Rs 28,000 and the 1080p HERO7 White gets the price tag of Rs 19,000.
The cameras are reportedly tough, compact and waterproof to 33 feet. You can control them through voice commands, or tap the shutter button, and the cameras turn on and capture automatically. Both HERO7 Silver and White feature significantly improved video stabilization, making it easier to get great looking shots on-the-go, as told by the company. end-of