GoPro Hero Now Lets You Shoot 4K Videos In A New Way

Last Updated:February 04, 2025, 10:29 IST

GoPro Hero is the smallest and the most-affordable action camera from the brand in the market which is now getting a new way to shoot 4K videos.

The new update for GoPro Hero also brings a price change in India.

GoPro has released a free software update for its compact 4K Hero action camera, enhancing its recording capabilities. The latest update introduces a 4:3 aspect ratio setting for 4K video, allowing users to capture more immersive and detailed footage than before. This feature aims to improve the overall shooting experience by offering a wider frame that retains more visual information.

With this update, the GoPro Hero, priced at Rs 19,990, is the smallest, lightest, and widest-angle action camera to date. Users looking to take advantage of this new enhancement can easily update their devices via the GoPro app, ensuring seamless access to the latest features and improvements.

Weighing just 86 grams, the device features built-in mounting fingers for easy attachment. Despite its small size, this rugged camera is waterproof up to 16 feet (5 meters), allowing users to capture stunning footage in a variety of environments, including snow, water, and muddy terrains. Designed for adventure, it ensures high-quality recording no matter where your journey takes you.

While discussing the update, GoPro founder and CEO Nicholas Woodman noted that the device is ideal for both beginners and experienced GoPro users. Woodman also highlighted the addition of the 4:3 ultra-wide video setting and talked about use case and performance.

GoPro Hero 4K Video Support: How to Get

GoPro Hero camera users can access the latest ultra-wide 4:3 video update by downloading it through the GoPro Quik app on both iPhone and Android devices or by visiting GoPro.com.

The new 4:3 aspect ratio maximises the full height and width of the the camera sensor, which makes it ideal for capturing dynamic content.

Immersive first-person views create a “you’re in the moment" effect, enhancing the experience for both creators and viewers.Better selfie shots allow the subject, along with family, friends, and surroundings, to fit effortlessly into the frame.Vertical-friendly videos are optimized for social media, making them ideal for platforms like Instagram and Facebook.Additionally, 4:3 footage can be adjusted to a 16:9 format, offering a traditional widescreen look when needed.

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