Jan 21, 2017 12:17 AM EST By Pretty Abegail Pacilan, UniversityHerald Reporter

^{GoPro has recently updated the features of its cameras that most of them already offer both professionals and first-time GoPro users the ease and comfort. Just like in the case of its latest GoPro cameras Hero Black 5 and Hero 5 Session, both cameras boasted its updated imaging specs but there is one version that stands out when it comes to ease especially for a first-time GoPro users.}

^{According to reports, when it comes to simplicity, Hero 5 Black is more helpful to a GroPro camera first-time user. It is significantly larger compared to Hero 5 Session because of the inclusion of a new 2-in touchscreen, Forbes reported. Due to its inclusion, Hero 5 Black is much more intuitive to use so that anyone can figure out how to use the camera even without prior instruction.}

^{It is also a fitting camera for new users because the screen provides enough space for plain-English descriptions of each function along with graphical examples. First-time users will be able to see the effects of a settings change immediately making it easier to use than having to know what settings do beforehand.}

^{Meanwhile, GoPro Hero 5 Session lacks the touchscreen feature and is therefore smaller. It is not versatile in terms of where the user wants to mount it. It is for users who already have ample experiences about GoPro cameras since it is much trickier to operate. Nevertheless, both models can be controlled wirelessly via a smartphone app and offered new voice activation system which lets the user use basic voice commands like starting and stopping recording, taking photos, or changing modes, Have Camera described.}

^{Sources added that the most significant external improvement common to both of the new Hero 5 cameras is a waterproof body. Both of the cameras can now operate safely at depths of up to 33 feet without the need for a separate underwater housing. The two cameras also get 4K video with image stabilization, GPS and voice activated control.}

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