Like clockwork, in September every year, GoPro updates its line of action cameras, and 2022 is no different. The GoPro Hero 11 Black and Hero 11 Black Mini have been launched today globally (as well as in India) as the latest iterations of the company's action cameras. So let's look at what's new in the Hero 11 Black series of cameras.

Starting with the design, not much has changed on this front, and the GoPro Hero 11 Black looks the same with dual screens — one on the front and another on the back to act as a viewfinder. What is new here is the camera sensor. The Hero 11 Black now comes with a taller 1/1.9-inch sensor, allowing you to take 27MP photos (up from 23MP on the Hero 10 Black).

Not only that, the sensor captures content in an 8:7 aspect ratio at 5.3K, which is the largest FOV ever on a GoPro camera. Now, if you shoot videos in this aspect ratio, you can edit them to an aspect ratio that suits your needs via the company's Quik app on the go. The larger new sensor also enables the Hero 11 Black to shoot photos and videos in 10-bit color, which is fantastic.

Now, before we explore some of the amazing new features on board, the maximum resolution that a Hero 11 Black can capture is 5.3K @ 60FPS and 4K @ 120FPS. The company's SuperView mode (widest FOV) is also supported for both resolutions. But the camera now also comes with a superior version of this feature called HyperView, which takes the full 8:7 sensor reading and creates a 16:9 output.