The Drone that GoPro is expected to release in early 2016 is going to be called Karma.
The GoPro CEO Nick Woodman does the voice over in this teaser video:
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Have you heard of my 30 Days of GoPro Series? I created it for GoPro newbies when the Hero5 Black came out, and it’s way better than a user manual! So what I’m going to talk about in this blog are the GoPro editing software options for your laptop or desktop computer.
Shopping for GoPro accessories can be confusing, with so many options and brands to choose from. Which ones do you need? Here’s the Ultimate List! Use this list as a wishlist for yourself, or a gift guide for the GoPro enthusiast in your life.
Are you ready to graduate from GoPro Studio or your intro-level GoPro video editing software? I use Premiere Pro for GoPro editing as well as all of my blog videos. It’s my video editor of choice, so it’s high time that I create a series of tutorials and getting started videos for my fellow GoPro…
Did you know the GoPro comes with something called Protune? By default, it’s set to “off” but by turning it on, you can unlock secret settings that give you more control over your footage. For example, you can set your ISO, color correcting, white balance, sharpness, and exposure.
A GoPro accessories kit is usually a tempting purchase for any new GoPro owner, but which ones are the most popular and how do they stack up?
In my GoPro Enthusiasts Facebook Group, we had a quick discussion on how we appreciate the “Casey Neistat style” of shooting and editing videos. Usually, my weekly videos are more of the “how-to” variety, but this week I changed things up a bit by doing more of a “vlog” style video… with a how-to twist.