GoPro Hero 4 Silver Edition
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8 years ago
Really good bit of kit
Really good bit of kit. Films in very good quality and very durable. Only complaints would be battery life and the charging cable that comes with it. I personally bought 2 spare batteries and a new cable because the footage I'd filmed corrupted multiple times as a result of the shoddy cable...
8 years ago
It will disconnect constantly
When it works its fine, but it rarely works. For starters, it only uses WiFi to connect to your GoPro, and my Hero 6 will shut down WiFi and switch to Bluetooth mode after ~10 minutes of being powered down, so after that there's no way to power it back on with the remote.
11 years ago
The GoPro HERO4 Silver includes full HD video at 60 FPS, 720p HD video at 120 FPS, 2.7k at 30 FPS, and yes, even 4k capability.
Pros:
- Protune mode for truly excellent video quality
- Touchscreen LCD display
- Best time-lapse system
- 2.7k 30p video allows cropping and stabilizing in post without loss of quality
- Records video and time-lapse
- simultaneously
- 30 FPS 12-MP still photos
- Excellent built-in audio (mono
- Best mounting...
Cons:
- Pricey compared to some other options
- 4k at 15 FPS isn't really useful
- No built-in image stabilization
- Awkward
- blocky form factor
9 years ago
GoPro?Hero4 Silver Edition
Pros:
- Awesome camera
- best buy of mine this year
Cons:
- Try to think of one..hmm
10 years ago
The GoPro Hero 4 Silver didn't blow us away with any new ground breaking features, like 4K footage or super high frame rates, but the refinements employed by GoPro were not only necessary but handy.
Pros:
- Useful built-in screen
- great image quality
- loaded with features
- good low-light performance
Cons:
- Useful built-in screen
- great image quality
- loaded with features
- good low-light performance
11 years ago
This GoPro may be silver, but it's hard to call it second best.
11 years ago
GoPro Hero4 Silver
Given its position as GoPro's mid-level action cam, you might think the Hero4 Silver ($399.99) is an underperformer like its predecessor, the Hero3+ Silver Edition . But despite its middle child status, its features, performance, and price are in line with last year's top-end Hero3+ Black Edition .
Pros:
- Excellent video quality
- Capable of 4K recording
- Versatile shooting modes
- Touch-screen LCD
- Improved menu system
Cons:
- Expensive
- Short battery life
11 years ago
GoPro Hero4 Silver: Action Hero
The GoPro brand is synonymous with action cameras. The company, which is one of the pioneers of this category of cameras, has released a new model - the Hero4 Silver. It's a mid-range model but the first GoPro to come with a built-in touchscreen.
Pros:
- Supports multiple resolutions and frame rates
- captures high-quality videos and photos
- has a handy 1.5in touchscreen
Cons:
- Short battery life
- not compatible with older GoPro batteries
11 years ago
Bangs for your buck
Spectacular images and almost infinite options. Easy to operate. Great free editing software available via the GoPro website. And the phone app for it is very good too. Only two reservations: when it's on your head and you're using the external controls on the case rather than the screen, it's...
11 years ago
My first GoPro.... 4 Silver!!!
For 100 bucks less than the 4 Black it's well worth the money. It did everything on my trip out to Colorado. Great video quality and pics for the money. Money well spent. Be sure to get a few more batteries as the cold temps tested battery life as I expected.
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