HERO10 Black action-cam is our reference, especially for its image quality and incredible digital stabilization. Avec cette nouvelle version de la caméra, GoPro a introduit un nouveau processeur qui apporte notamment l'enregistrement en 5,3K à 60 i/s ou en 4K à 120 i/s&nbsp! Nous avons mené des tests pour mesurer l'autonomie et avons constaté une baisse par rapport à la Hero9 Black.

But the problem we have raised mainly concerns the trend of the hero10 black in overheating.In our test conditions, we failed to record more than 25 minutes and were forced to cool the camera to carry out our measurements on autonomy.

An update update

Gopro then wanted to answer us and provide several details.On the one hand, the company promises a firmware update to overcome this problem.If the information is good to take, we will not know more about its content or its date of arrival.

Then Gopro specifies that the problem generally only comes during a static capture and in a closed environment.Precisely as our test conditions.Indeed, the camera should hold on in a little more sporty conditions, as soon as an air flow is present to cool it.Gopro adds that even if the air flow is reduced, it should be sufficient to allow the battery to be exhausted without overheating.

Without air flow, reduce the pace

Finally, Gopro indicates that it is the rate of shooting that is the most gourmet resource, faced with the choice of definition.Reduce the frequency to 30 i/s - instead of the 60 i/s or 120 i/s allowed by the new GP2 processor - should make it possible to film continuously without interruption, whatever the definition.

Fidèle à sa communication toujours très positive, la marque précise être toujours intéressée par les retours de ses utilisateurs&nbsp: c'est sur eux qu'elle se fonde pour proposer de nouveaux produits, de nouvelles fonctions ou des correctifs.In this sense, Gopro does not hesitate to encourage to always make more comments on his products.