The launch of HERO5 Black is underway and it is the most powerful, easy-to-use GoPro, ever. Already selling out in some major retailers in North America, the tiny camera company is turning over a new leaf.
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HERO5 line of cameras can auto-upload photos and videos to GoPro Plus*, a cloud-based subscription service that makes it easy to access, edit and share GoPro content anytime, anywhere using a mobile phone or computer.
Nick Woodman, CEO of GoPro Inc., made a public announcement on day 2 of the launch of the new HERO5 products. Though he did not comment on the company’s road map, Woodman is adamant about positioning GoPro to be the leader of visual storytelling and into the future.
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According to the Nick Woodman, GoPro’s financial projections are going to create an exciting Q4 for customers, fans, and investors while people begin to adopt the storytelling business model. Woodman goes forward with stating that we can expect to see an up-tick by Christmas 2016.
Since the launch of the new HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session cameras, GPRO stocks have risen to about $17 per share. GoPro now has 95% of the North American action camera market share. The company is breaking ground while entering the drone market.
Additionally, HERO5 cameras are now waterproof to 33 feet without the need for a separate waterhousing and feature voice control, image stabilization, simplified controls, and improved battery life. Also new to both HERO5 cameras is the ability to capture non-fisheye perspectives as well as the traditional wide-angle look GoPro has become famous for.
Both HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session are compatible with GoPro’s new Karma drone and handheld stabilization system, available on-shelf and online October 23, 2016.
