GoPro goes drone as Karma quadcopter lifts off

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GoPro has made it's long awaited debut on the drone market, announcing Karma, a compact quadcopter that works with GoPro cameras and offers up to 20 minutes flight time.

The unit folds to fit neatly into a slimline backpack and comes with it's own touchscreen controller and an image-stabilising grip for steady shooting on the ground using the device's three-axis gimbal.

Karma will be launched in the US on October 23, with an Australian launch rumoured to be delayed, perhaps until early 2017. It is expected to retail for A$1195.95 without camera, or for A$1649.95 packaged with GoPro's new Hero5 Black.

GoPro's new Karma quadcopter fitted with a Hero5.
GoPro's new Karma quadcopter fitted with a Hero5.
GoPro's included backpack is designed to hold the Karma, gimbal, camera, controller, gimbal arm attachment, battery and charger.
GoPro's included backpack is designed to carry the whole kit: Karma, gimbal, GoPro, controller,
gimbal arm attachment, battery and charger.

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