Comparison: GoPro HERO12 Black vs GoPro HERO11 Black

Differences in Image Stabilization (HyperSmooth Generation)

HERO 12 Black features HyperSmooth 6.0, while HERO 11 Black uses HyperSmooth 5.0. Both include features like Auto Boost and Horizon Leveling, but HyperSmooth 6.0 provides advanced stabilization across all shooting modes, including high-resolution, slow-motion, and time-lapse. Despite minor spec differences, HyperSmooth 6.0 offers smoother and more powerful stabilization, often likened to gimbal-like performance.

Bluetooth Audio Compatibility

HERO12 Black introduces Bluetooth audio support for the first time. This enables wireless voice control, allowing operations with Bluetooth microphones or wireless earbuds like AirPods. It facilitates hands-free operation, particularly useful for action-packed filming or live streaming scenarios.

GoPro Voice Control Commands and Generational Differences

Discover the GoPro voice control commands that are perfect for hands-free operation. Learn about the command list and the differences across generations.

Professional Features

HERO12 Black offers wireless synchronization of multiple units using timecode, a feature beneficial for syncing footage from multiple HERO12s simultaneously. Additionally, it supports 10-bit color in Log shooting mode, ideal for professional post-production workflows to achieve high-quality videos.

GoPro's 'Log Shooting' and 'GP-Log Encoding'

Explaining the newly introduced professional shooting format 'GP-Log Encoding' in GoPro HERO12. What are the pros and cons?

Other Evolutionary Points Beyond Shooting Capabilities

On the spec front, HERO12 Black supports micro SD cards up to 1TB, allowing extended, high-quality recording without storage concerns. Both HERO12 Black and HERO11 Black share similar dimensions and weight, focusing on shooting capabilities and user experience improvements.