GoPro App Gets Some Major Upgrades

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Aug 7, 2018

Forced sign in? Ain't nobody got time for that.

Today we've unleashed an update for the GoPro app that is probably most exciting because of the thing it DOESN'T do anymore which is make you create an account or sign in to use it. Rejoice!

There are some really great new features, too. One cool thing worth tracking is the addition of GPS Performance Stickers, which allows you to add graphics to your videos that show how fast, far and high you were going. If you have GPS-enabled footage from HERO6 Black, HERO5 Black or a Fusion OverCapture, you can:

Add stickers that display your speed or show speed changes over time

Overlay the GPS path of your route

Pinpoint your location using a map sticker

Display the g-force you felt accelerating or changing direction

Add the GoPro logo to your videos

Learn more about GPS stickers and how to apply them to your content here.

So, while GPS Performance Stickers make it easier to add benchmarks and milestones to your experiences, our new media gallery organization makes it easier to view and edit your content. Update your app and your items will be organized by date and time.

The GoPro app update also adds some great features to the Fusion user experience including:

Fusion Media Stabilization - We've added rolling-shutter correction for all Fusion videos for a gimbal-like experience as well as automatic stabilization of your OverCapture footage for ultra-smooth results.

Create a video from any Fusion 360 photo using OverCapture.

Take photos from any 360 video or photo within OverCapture.

We've updated the app so you can share Fusion 360 media anywhere you choose.

iOS users can enjoy these new GoPro app benefits beginning today! Select features, including the change in requirement to sign in and the addition of GPS Performance Stickers, will be added soon for Android users.

LINK:	https://gopro.com/news/gopro-app-telemetry-overcapture-login-upgrades...
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