GoPro Announces QuikStories
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3r_Z5AYJJd4
SAN MATEO, Calif. - (July 27, 2017) - Sharing cool experiences is now easy thanks to QuikStories – a new GoPro app feature that automatically pulls footage from a HERO5 camera and creates ready-to-share videos on your phone. QuikStories are polished, shareable videos featuring customizable music, filters, and effects.
“QuikStories is our biggest leap forward since the invention of the GoPro itself,” says GoPro founder and CEO, Nicholas Woodman. “QuikStories is the simple storytelling solution our customers have been dreaming about for years. It’s an absolute game changer.”
Making a QuikStory is as simple as pairing a HERO5 camera to your phone and launching the GoPro app. Then kick back as the app automatically copies your most recent GoPro footage to your phone and creates an exciting video for you.
Customizing a QuikStory is also easy. Add text, slow motion and speed effects, change filters and music, adjust the total video length and more. Additionally, any footage on your phone can be added to a QuikStory video.
QuikStories is now available for HERO5 Black and HERO5 Session users. To get started, download the new GoPro app from the Apple App Store or Google Play.
Posted Jul 27, 2017, 1:13 PM UTC
I'm curious how this will impact battery life...! Seems like a fun and neat feature for sure, but “QuikStories is our biggest leap forward since the invention of the GoPro itself,”... Really, this?
It sounds like it's over the Bluetooth connection, which is pretty efficient. This might be hard to test, though.
Pretty classic Nick Woodman. I'd argue that the biggest leap forward was session being small and waterproof without a case, while having better audio performance than cased cameras... But session was kinda the black sheep of GoPro due to pricing decisions and image quality.
They want in on the snapchat mystories train. Just bullshit.
Quik has been around for a decently long time now, the only thing different here is that it's pre-loading the content to your phone. Nothing seems snap-chatty about this to me. Am I missing something?