![]() So, no matter how you like to get your video gnar - via super-hi-res or super-slow-mo footage - the Hero3 Black Edition can give it to you. ![]() That lens / sensor combo lets you shoot in 4K at 12 fps, 2.7K at 30 fps, 1440p at 48 fps, 1080p at 60 fps, 960p at 100 fps, 720p at 120 fps and WVGA resolution at an incredible 240 fps. We received a Black Edition Hero3 for this review, which is GoPro's top-of-the-line camera packing an f/2.8 wide-angle lens in front of a 12-megapixel sensor and built-in WiFi. Join us after the break to see the results and find out how we got along filming with the Hero3. ![]() What kind of powerful imaging gear did the company boffins shove in that diminutive package? Just how pro do videos from the new GoPro look? To find out, we took a Hero3 up in a jet, strapped it to the roof of a car and recorded a base jump out of a hot air balloon (from the safety of the basket, of course). Now, GoPro has rolled out the Hero3, which packs even greater performance (up to 4K video!) in a cube that's almost a full centimeter thinner than its predecessors. The original HD Hero first delivered stills and wide-angle HD video in 2009, and those capabilities improved with a higher-res sensor, faster burst mode and a wider field of view in the Hero2. GoPro's lineup of mount-anywhere cameras has been dazzling extreme sports enthusiasts for years. GoPro lets all Hero3 owners in on iOS, Android fun with updated app, firmware.GoPro's new Hero3 is lighter, faster, higher res and has WiFi, comes in three flavors starting at $199.
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