"That includes the ultrawide lens mod, which boosts the field of view to 177 degrees, an anamorphic lens and filters, and a macro lens for beautiful close-up shots. While it doesn't come with a ton of attachments, it does have a case for carrying everything, and basic adhesives to get you started. The downside here is that GoPro is still using the same sensor and processor as previous models, for better or worse."
"It's one of the highest resolution and frame rate offerings you can get, with its 27-megapixel sensor producing up to 5.3K video, and up to 120 fps, although only for five seconds at a time at the highest resolution. Unfortunately, this GoPro, like others before it, still struggles in dim lighting. That said, there are some improvements to the HDR that our reviewer Scott Gilbertson said made a big difference when it came time to start editing."
"Even with an upgraded battery, the stamina can be lackluster, lasting just one or two hours depending on how warm the camera gets. Thankfully, a new pass-through charging port allows you to hook up a power bank and keep filming for much longer. There are some other quality-of-life upgrades too, like a magnetic mounting system that makes swapping from surf to sand even easier."
GoPro Hero 13 Black bundle includes interchangeable lenses (ultrawide mod with 177° field of view, anamorphic lens and filters, macro lens) plus a carrying case and basic adhesives. The camera retains the same 27-megapixel sensor and processor but supports up to 5.3K video and up to 120 fps (highest resolution capped to five-second bursts). Low-light performance remains weak despite HDR improvements that ease editing. Battery life lasts roughly one to two hours depending on temperature, but a pass-through charging port enables continuous recording with a power bank. Magnetic mounting simplifies quick swaps between environments. Price: $550 on Amazon.
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