Test Footage: GoPro Hero4 Silver

Test footage shot in 1080p60. In testing, the Hero4 Silver was a huge improvement over the Hero3+ Silver Edition, which shot surprisingly blurry and jagged footage. Indeed, the Hero4 Silver is likely a rebranded Hero3+ Black Edition, as it uses a similar (if not identical) 12MP sensor. And it records in the same resolutions, including 4K at 15 fps; 2.7K at 30 and 24 fps; 1440p at 48, 30, and 24 fps; 1080p at 60, 48, 30, and 24 fps; 960p at 100 and 60 fps; and 720p at 120, 60, and 30 fps. You also get Superview options for 1080p and 720p resolutions, which dynamically stretches the default aspect ratio to the full, 16:9. That means you can get more details in your footage, but at the cost of added distortion around the edges. You even get Protune, which records raw footage without GoPro's automatic color, brightness, and contrast adjustments, as well as Low Light options, which adjusts the camera's settings to shoot better footage in low light situations.

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