There was a recent test review of the underwater capability of one GoPro Hero action camera in a diving expedition over at the Orkney Islands in Scotland. Based on the test, it showed that the device performed well at a depth of 40 meters but it got a little compromised when it reached the 41-meter mark.
Apparently, there was a need to replace the housing of the GoPro Hero action camera to the dive housing but the change should have been made out of the water and not under.
One of the most exciting features that GoPro Hero 5 will have when it finally comes out of the retail markets this year is its awe-inspiring Full Ultra HD video recording capability which is also called as 8K quality.
The 8K quality actually doubles the video recording resolutions of previous GoPro action cameras in the GoPro series. Because of this feature, the GoPro Hero 5 will actually sport a mind-boggling 4320 pixels of resolution.
With Full Ultra HD quality, the video will be presented with eight thousand lines of resolution. But it comes with a trade-off as the high-resolution video will consume more battery power of the device and will eat more storage space in the device’s internal memory