GoPro has brought new products in the market recently.Upgrading their action camera line up is the all new GoPro Hero5 Black and the GoPro Hero Session. These shooters not only come with improved hardware but also with some enhanced software. Along with these action cameras, the brand introduced their first remote controlled drone in the market. Dubbed as the GoPro Karma Drone, the device gets a hi-tech controller and an easy-to-use interface. The Drone can also carry the GoPro cameras on it to capture aerial footage.
To assist this advanced camera hardware, the company has introduced new easy-to-use software and applications – GoPro Plus and Quik apps. Speaking of GoPro Plus, when a Hero5 camera is charging, it can auto-upload photos and videos to GoPro Plus, a cloud-based subscription service. This service is claimed to add ease to the access, edit and sharing of GoPro content anytime, anywhere. GoPro Plus supports almost all camera models and costs USD 4.99 (INR 350 approx) per month after a free trial. It will be available in the United States on 2 October 2016 in additional markets beginning January, 2017.
The Quik App assists editing and sharing content on mobile and desktop. Using Quik for desktop is simple. Import your videos, pick your favorite moments, choose a soundtrack from a library of songs, and Quik will automatically edit your video to the beat of the music. Quik analyzes your photos and video clips to find the best moments, adds beautiful transitions and effects, and syncs everything to the beat of the music.
Additional New Products introduced are as follows-
GoPro is also launching several new accessories later this year:
- Quik Key, a key-chain, micro-USB card reader that plugs into your phone to transfer photos and videos from your GoPro.
- REMO, a voice-activated remote that extends the voice control range of Hero5 cameras while providing one-button remote control.