This is GoPro's midrange camera, so it's not surprising that the video is not as good as the Black Edition. Low-light video is loaded with color noise and artifacts and is considerably softer than video shot in good lighting. Artifacts are more noticeable, too, especially when video is viewed at larger sizes. (When watching the video above, keep in mind that video straight from the camera looks a bit better before it's been compressed and uploaded.)īut, there is definitely some detail loss compared to the Black Edition, and highlights seem to blow out more easily. Color and exposure are still very good, and the camera adjusts smoothly when lighting conditions change - at small screen sizes, clips look really good. Video quality does take a hit because of the change.
So if you were expecting identical video quality between the two cameras, but fewer features and no Wi-Fi remote, that's not the case. However, at least part of the reason the Silver Edition can't do these things is because it has a different sensor and processor than does the Black Edition.
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