#burst mode

TechCrunch was able to talk to a staff from GoPro at CES which gave a rundown on the update: Coming to both (Black and Silver) models: Time Lapse Video — GoPro cameras have pretty much always done time lapse stuff, but they’ve always come out as a series of photos that you had to manually put together into a video. 30/6 Burst mode Snap 30 photos in six seconds. While the HERO4 can already shoot as fast as 30 photos in one second, this mode is meant for snapping photos of sports with crazy long airtimes, like snowboarding or dirtbiking. According to a beta tester we spoke to about the update, the orientation will lock as soon as you hit record (otherwise, it’d flip all over the place mid-video) Meanwhile, each model is getting a few unique tweaks. For the local pricing of the HERO4 models, simply click here. This time it’s the Burst 2.0, a 4.5-inch dual-SIM Android handset which only costs Php700 more than the Flare 2.0 which we recently reviewed. One of the obvious benefits of going for the Burst 2.0 is better build quality and larger screen. Another thing we liked about the Burst 2.0’s design is that the micro-SD card slot is not obstructed by the battery; making it possible to switch cards on without having to turn off the phone. Read more in our articles including "GoPro HERO4 to get new features from a free update" and "Cherry Mobile Burst 2.0 Quick Review".