You"ve already sold your Hero2 in preparation; you"ve read all of the literature that you could get your hands on; you"ve waited patiently with bated breath, and now the next generation of GoPro is finally here. The GoPro Hero3 Black Edition - Adventure has arrived, and we assure you that it"s worth the wait. Just looking at the external appearance of the GoPro Hero3 Black Edition, the difference in iterations couldn"t be more night and day. The camera has been reduced in size by 30%, and the camera weight was reduced by 25%. In fact, the Hero3 tips the scales at an alarmingly low 2.6 ounces. The camera body has received a black backing treatment, and the front now boasts a more accessible and progressive user interface. And GoPro didn"t simply stop redesigning at the camera body, the new external housing not only bolsters the durability of the body, but it"s also fully-waterproof at depths up to 197" (60m). Now, let"s get into the guts of the Hero3. The lens makes use of a new flat design with a waterproof housing. It"s what GoPro calls a six-element aspherical lens. What does this mean? Simply put, the lens has been designed to operate evenly across more light conditions than ever before. For the camera nerds; it"s an f/2.8 -6.0 lens. So, you"ll experience sharper image quality whether it"s blisteringly bright or the sun has nearly disappeared. And in low-light conditions, specifically, you can expect twice the light performance in comparison to the Hero2. The new lens also allows Ultra-wide, Medium, and Narrow field of view modes, and you can operate the White Balance in either auto or manual modes (3000k, 5500k, 6500k, Cam Raw). Now, you can expect crystal clear resolution from sunrise to sunset. Possibly more important for your mounted shots, the lens has made huge gains in decreasing distortion, so you can say goodbye to frame-warble when the Earth is berating your rig. And speaking of resolution, the Hero3 Black Edition boasts ultra-high resolution vide...