A gimbal adds a lot of complexity, along with an extra battery, while a GoPro has a small and simple form factor. That’s why, when GoPro announced the Hero 7’s highlight feature of HyperSmooth, promising gimbal like results with electronic image stabilization, I was interested.
While this can work fine for slight shifts, I’ve never been very impressed with the results. Most utilities analyze the contents of the image, then shift or warp the frame to counterbalance the movement. Image stabilization algorithms have existed for a while, helping steady out shots with different degrees of effectiveness. If you already own a Hero 7, but want more control over the final product, this plugin gives you the creative control you need over the stabilization process. If you have a Hero 5, 6, or 5 Session, this plugin makes your camera competitive with GoPro’s latest in stabilization. At $99, it’s cheaper and easier to use than any other competitive GoPro stabilization option. It delivers smooth and consistent results, while offering plenty of options for refining the output. The contents of the review can summed up with this statement: if you own a GoPro compatible with the software, you should get the software.
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