You'll Pay Less for This Hero13 Black Bundle Than for the Camera by Itself, Amazon Is Going Nuts
That's 34% lower than the usual price of $499 and, incredibly, lower than the cost of the camera on its own. As this is a Prime Day deal, it's only available to Prime members, and with the price being this low, it'll likely sell out fast.
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Video quality is where the HERO13 Black excels: It records in 5.3K, which gives you 91% more resolution than 4K and a whopping 665% more than 1080p. Every frame is packed with crisp detail and incredible color, regardless of whether you're shooting fast action or breathtaking scenery. With the GoPro Quik app, you can even pull out 24.7MP still images from your video so you'll never miss the shot.
Slow-motion video is taken to an even higher level with Burst Slo-Mo, and lets you record 13x slow-motion clips of your regular speed. You can also record short 4x slo-mo clips at the highest 5.3K resolution, and reveal details that the human eye would be incapable of seeing. With this, the HERO13 Black becomes an excellent deconstruction tool for athletic movement or simply adding cinematic style to your videos.
HERO13 Black is also compatible with HB-Series Lenses with auto-detection, which allows you to easily set up your camera for a wide range of specialty shots. Use the Ultra Wide Lens Mod for high-energy action and sweeping vistas or get extraordinary close-up detail with the Macro Lens Mod. Neutral Density Filters help you add motion blur and control lighting for high-quality-looking video and the Anamorphic Lens Mod gives you cinematic shots worthy of the big screen.
The camera is tough and waterproof to 33 feet (10 meters) so you can go wherever life takes you. The water-repelling lens cover minimizes flare and other artifacts, leaving your photos and videos unobstructed in any setting.
The pack comes with two Enduro batteries which give more runtimes and improved performance in cold conditions so you can shoot for longer even in demanding conditions. The remote shutter waterproof allows you to control the camera from a distance for group photos. You'll also get a curved adhesive mount, mounting buckle, thumb screw and USB-C cable, so you have all the equipment you need in the package.
At $329 for the complete bundle, it's the best time to upgrade your gear.
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