
The GoPro Magnetic Swivel Clip
The GoPro Magnetic Swivel Clip combines several different options for easily attaching your GoPro to a variety of places on the go.

The GoPro Magnetic Swivel Clip combines several different options for easily attaching your GoPro to a variety of places on the go.

If you're trying to reset your GoPro's wifi password or just look up what it is so you can connect, here are the steps model by model, from the HERO13 Black back to the HERO4.

Turning on a GoPro is usually very simple. But sometimes you can run into situations where your GoPro won't turn on. Here are some things to try.

The "Format" button has moved on newer GoPros, and it is confusingly hidden under the "Reset" menu. Here is how to find it, and why you should do it before every shoot to prevent data corruption.

Here's a detailed breakdown of how the GoPro HERO5 Session compares with the new HERO (2018), including video and photo capabilities.

GoPro's QuikCapture feature is designed as a one-press way to power the camera up and start shooting immediately. There are a few tricks to using it, though.

Charging a GoPro used to be simple, but with high-amperage fast charging and new magnetic power doors, there’s a lot to get right. Here is my rundown of how to charge every model safely and quickly, including how to avoid common battery issues.

You can't use Linear FOV with GoPro RAW files, but here's a workaround that lets you get something very close to it using Lightroom.

GoPros have a couple of different ways of setting the date and time, each with its advantages.

If you find that your GoPro's battery is draining quickly even when the camera is switched off, here's a troubleshooting checklist of things to try.

Whether you are filming a quiet stage performance or skittish wildlife, a beeping, flashing camera is a disaster. Here is how to silence your GoPro and turn off the lights for true discreet recording.

They look identical from the outside. And the similarity of their model names is unnecessarily confusing. But once you dig into the features and price, there are some significant differences. Here's how the GoPro HERO5 Session and GoPro HERO Session compare.

The HERO5 Session shoots up to 4K30 in a tiny cube with no preview display, only a small status screen. Here's every resolution, frame rate, and field of view it offers, plus where stabilization and Protune apply.

The GoPro HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session look very different, but there are also important differences under the hood. Here's a detailed comparison.

A headline feature of the new GoPro HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session is the addition of built-in video stabilization. So I've put it to the test. Here are the results.

Some newer GoPros have a new in-camera feature for something you could only do in post-production before: correcting fisheye in photos and videos. It's called Linear FOV.

Some GoPros, like the HERO9 Black, offer a choice between two color modes in the photo mode: GoPro and Flat. Here are some examples I've put together along with some suggestions on when I think they're best used.

Some GoPro models give you the option to choose between high, medium, and low levels of sharpening. Here are some examples to help demystify what these different settings do.

Photos taken with GoPro cameras have that distinctive fisheye look. But that might not be what you want all the time. Here's an effective and quick way to remove the fisheye look using Lightroom.

If you're looking to improve the sound quality of your GoPro videos, using an external mic will make a big difference. Here's a rundown of what mics will work with which GoPro.