GoPro is giving action camera enthusiasts a reason to celebrate with its latest update, bringing 4K 4:3 aspect ratio support to the HERO camera lineup. This free firmware upgrade, available via the GoPro Quik app for both iOS and Android users, takes full advantage of the camera’s sensor, offering a more immersive and versatile video-capturing experience.
For those who live life on the edge—whether it’s mountain biking, skydiving, or surfing—the 4:3 aspect ratio is a game-changer. Unlike the standard 16:9 widescreen format, which often crops out essential vertical details, the 4:3 mode utilizes the sensor’s full height and width, delivering a more natural and expansive perspective.
The update is also a win for content creators who frequently share videos on social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook, where the 4:3 aspect ratio is better suited for posts and stories. And for those who prefer a cinematic widescreen look, GoPro allows users to crop their 4:3 footage into a 16:9 frame, giving them full creative control over their shots.
GoPro’s HERO action camera is designed to be tiny, yet powerful. Weighing in at just 86 grams, it’s practically weightless, making it an ideal choice for adventure seekers, vloggers, and even children who want to explore their creativity with hands-free, high-quality footage.
“The new, tiny HERO camera is so small and light it’s like an invisible camera that you forget is there. It’s brilliant for kids and experienced GoPro users alike,” said Nicholas Woodman, GoPro’s founder and CEO. “And with its new 4:3 ultra-wide video setting, HERO has become my favorite GoPro ever,” Woodman added.
Priced at ₹19,990, the GoPro HERO action camera is available for purchase on GoPro’s official website and Flipkart in India, making it an affordable choice for action camera enthusiasts looking to elevate their content.
As GoPro continues to push the boundaries of portable, high-quality action cameras, this 4K 4:3 aspect ratio update further cements its reputation as a go-to brand for adventure and sports videography. Whether you're capturing high-speed stunts or casual vlogs, this update ensures you’ll get the most out of every frame.