Improved Color, Contrast, & Clarity For image quality, when we compared to clips from the GoPro HERO6 and GoPro HERO7 Black side-by-side, we can see an immediate improvement to the color, contrast, and clarity coming right out of the camera. Originally, the new stabilization was only available up to a maximum resolution and frame rate of 2.7K at 60 frames a second. With a firmware update, Hypersmooth is available at all resolutions. It adds that extra little layer of polish that grants a cinematic-style and grace to your shots. Hypersmooth is a bit more obvious topside when encountering bumpy terrain or even just handheld shakiness, but we saw the benefit underwater as well. Backscatter's Pro Team Members Robin Dodd, Dylan Silver and Thomas Anderson take the GoPro HERO7 Black cameras on their first dives in Monterey, CA.

The new stabilization is really noticeable and instantly provides a very welcome boost to the smoothness of video clips. It’s definitely been the most talked about, and it’s safe to say that you can believe most of the hype. Hypersmooth-Pro Level Gimble Like Image Stabilization Hypersmooth Image Stabilization is the driving feature of the new Black camera. So what’s new and exciting about GoPro HERO7 Black? The biggest new features are the Hypersmooth image stabilization, overall improved image quality, and some tweaks to their performance tiers, specifically the GoPro HERO7 Black, GoPro HERO7 Silver, and GoPro HERO7 White editions of the HERO7 camera. Below is everything you need to know when taking this powerful little action camera underwater.

GoPro is out with the latest in its HERO line, the GoPro HERO7 Black. Robin Dodd goes over the GoPro HERO7 Black and all the new updates you need to know to take it underwater.

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