Description

About the GoPro Hero 4K Ultra HD 12 MP.
Captures 4K video at 30 fps and 12 MP bursts with the 1/2.3″ sensor, while the Protune profile provides manual control of color, ISO, and exposure for cinematic results.
The included housing makes it submersible up to 40 m, and Wi-Fi + Bluetooth connectivity simplifies footage transfer and remote control from the GoPro app.
4K/30 fps and professional slow motion.
The processor doubles the power of the previous generation and allows recording 2.7K 60 fps, 1080p 120 fps, and 720p 240 fps for crisp slow-motion.
SuperView mode maximizes the field of view without appreciable distortion, ideal for extreme sports.
12 MP photos and night modes.
Shoot bursts of up to 30 fps or use Night Photo / Night Lapse for multi-second exposures that reveal cityscapes and starry skies without excessive noise.
Wireless connectivity and instant control.
Wi-Fi + Bluetooth for pairing with smartphones and accessories.
QuikCapture: turns on and starts recording with a single button.
HiLight Tag marking identifies the best moments for later editing.
Rugged and submersible design.
At only 88 g (without housing) and a wearable format, the GoPro Hero 4K withstands immersions up to 40 m, impacts, and vibrations.
The wide ecosystem of adhesive and pivoting mounts allows it to be attached to a helmet, board, or car without adding significant weight.
Opinion of our expert.
The Hero 4K offers a price-quality ratio that is hard to match: it improves in 4K 30 fps and night modes compared to the Hero 3+ Black, while its processor is still capable of competing with current cameras such as the DJI Osmo Action in good lighting situations.
Its weaknesses are the absence of a touch screen and integrated electronic stabilization, features that the Osmo Action does provide.