When you set a sub-mode, that mode will stay in the sub-mode until you switch out of it (even between powering the camera off). Each of these modes have sub-modes that are easily accessed via the settings menu button. There are now 3 main modes in the carousel – video, photo, and multi-shot. If you press and hold the settings button, it will still act as the WiFi on/off button as you may be used to in HERO3 and HERO3+. This button also acts as a ‘previous screen’ button when you’re anywhere in the menu system. To change the settings for photo, scroll forward to photo mode and press the settings button. If you’re in video, the side button will bring up all of the settings for video modes. This means a press will bring up the settings for whichever mode you’re currently in. Also, where there used to be a WiFi button on the side of the HERO3+ is now a new contextual settings menu. The HERO4 line of cameras features a new user interface (UI) that’s faster to dial into the settings you need. New Menu Structure w/ Dedicated Settings Button Both cameras feature a new menu structure with dedicated settings button, new quick-capture setting, new power-saving wifi & low energy bluetooth, live video moment tagging, new ProTune settings for photos, long exposure photo & night lapse modes, and 24P for nearly all video modes 1080 and above. The two cameras come packed with exciting new features. New Features (HERO4 Silver & HERO4 Black) The HERO4 Black model has additional, more powerful, high resolution/high frame-rate modes. 2.7K-60 will look very similar across both models so you can mix and match footage from both cameras seamlessly. Unlike the HERO3+ Black vs Silver, the new HERO4 line unifies the quality across the board, building off of the HERO3+ Black platform. Both cameras are the same size and form-factor as the previous HERO3+ models. HERO4 Silver is similar to the HERO3+ in terms of features and image quality but comes with a built-in touch screen.

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