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HIGH RESOLUTIONS/HIGH FRAME RATES
When capturing video at high resolutions or high frame rates in warm
ambient temperatures, the camera may become warm and use more
power.
In addition, lack of airow around the camera and using the camera
with the GoPro app further increase camera temperature and power
consumption, and decrease camera recording time.
Your camera was designed to identify conditions of overheating and shuts
down when needed. If the camera gets too hot, a message appears on
the screen indicating thatthecamerais shutting down. For details, see
Important Messages (page 56).
When recording in high-performance video modes, capture shorter
video clips when in stationary use, and/or limit your use of features that
increase power consumption, such as the GoPro app. To control your
camera remotely at higher temperatures, use a GoPro remote or Remo
(Waterproof Voice Activated Remote) (both sold separately) instead of
the GoPro app.
PROTUNE
Protune is available for the Video capture mode. For details about Protune
settings, see Protune (page 50).
VIDEO MODE: SETTINGS
Photo mode contains three capture modes: Single (default), Night,
and Burst. All photos are captured at 18MP with a Spherical FOV. Each
capture mode has its own settings. For details about how to change
settings, see Changing Modes and Settings (page 17).
SINGLE
Single captures a single photo when you press the Shutter button. For
more information, see these topics:
RAW Format (page 43)
Protune (page 50)
NIGHT
Night captures photos in dim to dark light. The shutter remains open
longer to let in more light in dark environments, so Night photo is not
recommended for handheld shots or mounted shots where the camera
might move during exposure. For more information, see these topics:
Shutter (Night Photo) (page 42)
Protune (page 50)
BURST
Burst captures up to 30 photos in 1 second, so it is perfect for capturing
fast-moving activities. For more information, see these topics:
Rate (page 42)
Protune (page 50)
PHOTO MODE: CAPTURE MODES
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