They are easy to access, you can search them for specific text, they link to other sections for you, and if you must hold paper to be able to read, then you can print it yourself. The new cameras will be available in November, with the Black Edition costing around $399.

There is also a redesigned waterproof housing with a flat lens for the new models. The smaller Hero 3 bodies house a fractionally smaller battery than previous models and use MicroSD, rather than full-size SD cards. The Hero 3 models have a redesigned lens, which GoPro describes as 'ultra-wide' with 'reduced distortion,' though no details of angle-of-view or whether this distortion is optically or digitally corrected are given. The latest models also gain Wi-Fi control to allow remote control via the recently-announced App, while the Black Edition includes a waterproof Wi-Fi controller. The Hero 3 Silver edition, essentially a Hero 2 in the latest smaller body, also gains Protune mode for its HD output - a feature added via firmware to existing Hero 2 models. It also has 2.7k mode (2716 horizontal pixels) at 30 or 24fps, and a Protune mode that offers higher bit-rates and a neutral color profile better suited to post-processing.

The Hero 3 Black Edition can shoot at up to 3840x2160 pixels at 15 frames per second. The existing Hero HD and Hero 2 models have essentially been re-housed in smaller cases with updated user interfaces and will sit alongside the Black Edition as the White and Silver Editions, respectively. GoPro, the action camera maker, has refreshed its entire range, including the addition of the 4k-capable Hero 3 Black Edition.

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