No more action? GoPro Hero6 review

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Moritz from Fenchel & Janisch has tested the GoPro Hero6 Black for a week and discovered: It's not just a sports camera anymore!
Even though the main reason to get this action camera is probably the ability to shoot 60 frames per second in 4K (it's actually Ultra HD = 3840x2160) the Hero6 Black shows its true power when recording in 2.7K. And that is mostly due to the amazing image stabilization and the ability to switch to a linear wide angle view without the typical GoPro fisheye look. Even when walking the footage looks like it was shot using a camera stabilizer like a gimbal. There are still a few bumps visible but overall the footage looks smooth.
We also shot photos in GoPro's raw file format as well as raw timelapses which gave us much more room to play with in post production.
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about FENCHEL & JANISCH
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Marcel Fenchel and Moritz Janisch are a team of filmmakers based in Frankfurt, Germany.
Their film production company, Fenchel & Janisch, produces commercials and corporate videos for a broad variety of companies from different branches.
Since the start of the DSLR revolution their goal is to provide interesting and straight to the point filmmaking and editing tutorials for beginners and advanced film enthusiasts from all over the world.
Besides famous tutorials like “The ultimate Introduction to DSLR Filmmaking” or “How to get the Filmlook” that both got over 1 Million views on YouTube, Fenchel & Janisch also share technical gear reviews, short films and behind the scenes videos. The documentary “Format Frankfurt” was entirely shot with HD DSLRs over a period of three years. The full-length film premiered in May 2014 in German cinemas and is available on video on demand:
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