Review on GoPro HERO10 Black Waterproof Stabilization by Boyan Boyanov ᠌
Great value for money, one of the best offers.
1) To upload an unlimited number of videos from this camera to the cloud, I recommend purchasing a GoPro subscription. It costs 50 euros a year, but it's worth it. 2) To prevent hiccups when recording and using at high resolutions, I recommend taking fast cards, such as Lexar Professional 1066x microSDXC or Transcend microSDXC 340S 128/256Gb, which have read/write speeds of 160/120Mb/s. 3) extra batteries in quantity "X" at your discretion, but at least 2-3; for instance, it's practical to bring a charger for three batteries right now. 4) ND filters from JSR June Star (more expensive) and Telesin (cheaper) can be used in place of a removable lens, which is useful if you use a gopro in any box. Additionally, this pr-tel features a macro lens x15 similar to a modlens that has a close focus range of 15 to 20 cm. 5) The best ND filters are Polar Pro and Wreewell, which cost respectively $80 and $65; nevertheless, Freewell offers two polarization-enhanced lens kinds, ND and ND-PL. 6) A new anamorphic lens (from KASE or SKYREAT) for the GoPro 9 and 10 has been released. 7) To install the beta firmware on the camera, visit the official website and click Help -> Help Center -> HERO10 BETA FIRMWARE install (there is now no beta version available).
- 1) Improvements over the previous 9th model include: 5k60, 5.3k with a 100Mb bitrate, HyperSmooth 4.0, SlowMotion in 2.7k, a second GP2 processor, oleophobic coating on the protective glass, and a smoother interface that does not slow down the front screen (increased frame rates). 2) Due to the newness of the camera, GoPro will continue to develop it and release different chips in ate for another two to three years (ate 1.4 was released on March 30th). Version v.1.2 added support for MaxLensMod and 24 frames for all resolutions for filming in a cinematic manner (only 4k had it previously). 3) You can shoot in 4: 3 modes over the entire grid, which is quite enjoyable. 4) GoPro has introduced new batteries with improved cold resistance; at -10 degrees, they shoot somewhat longer.
- When it was first released, it cost $50,000, but you can now find it for $35. It will overheat with brief bouts of up to five minutes, but I personally had no issues.
