Better still, the charging port on the remote also accommodates a keyring attachment that lets you securely attach the remote to your person, so that you won’t accidentally lose it. Once you’ve paired the remote with the camera, the two buttons on the remote act exactly the same as the Mode button and Shutter Release button on the camera, meaning you can access all of the camera’s various settings and options from the remote. This much is the same as the rest of the Hero3, but it’s the supplied remote that sets the GoPro Hero3 apart. You’ll have to download the user manual from GoPro’s website, however, as it’s not included – either printed or digitally – in the box. You use a combination of the Mode and shutter release buttons to navigates menus, which is easy enough once you’ve mastered. Pairing the Hero3 Black Edition to the supplied Wi-Fi remote control gives you added flexibility over where you mount the camera – GoPro claims a working Wi-Fi range of 100 metres. There are a number of ways to operate the Hero3 Black Edition: from the camera itself, via the supplied remote control, or via the free GoPro app that’s available for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets.
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