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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Accessories 4

Mounts + Accessories 5

HERO3+ Features 6

Camera LCD Status Screen 8

Camera Menu Flow Chart 9

Camera Software Updates 10

Basics 10

Camera Modes 13

Camera Settings 19

Capture Settings 30

Set Up 42

Wi-Fi + Wi-Fi Remote 50

Connecting to GoPro App 53

Storage/microSDTM Cards 54

System Requirements 55

Transferring Files 56

Playback 57

Battery 58

Important Warning Messages 61

Camera Housing 62

Using the Mounts 66

Handling the Wi-Fi Remote 68

Customer Support 69

Regulatory Information 69
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FEATURED ACCESSORIES

LCD Touch BacPacTM

Battery BacPacTM

Wi-Fi Remote

The Frame

WEAR IT. MOUNT IT. LOVE IT.

Wrist Housing

Standard Housing

Rechargeable Battery

Dual Battery Charger

Protective Lens + Covers

More HERO3+ accessories available at gopro.com
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MOUNTS + ACCESSORIES

Helmet Front Mount Chesty Handlebar/Seatpost/ Pole MountSurfboard Mounts

Floaty Backdoor Head Strap 

+ QuickClip 

Suction Cup Vented Helmet 

Strap

Roll Bar Mount Tripod Mounts Anti-Fog Inserts Jaws: Flex 

Clamp

Curved + Flat 

Adhesive Mounts

Side Mount Camera Tethers Auto Charger
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HERO3+ FEATURES

1. Camera Status Lights (Red) 

2. Shutter/Select Button 

3. LCD Status Screen

4. Wi-Fi Status Lights (Blue) 

5. Power/Mode Button 

6. Micro HDMI Port 

(Cable not included)

7. MicroSD Card Slot 

(SD card not included)

8. Mini-USB Port 

(Supports Composite A/C 

cable/3.5mm stereo mic 

adapter, not included) 
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HERO3+ FEATURES

9. HERO Port 

10. Battery Door 

11. Wi-Fi On/Off Button 

12. Audio Alert

13. Microphone
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CAMERA LCD STATUS SCREEN

The LCD screen displays the following information about HERO3+ modes and settings:

1. Camera Modes/FOV (Field of View)

2. Capture Setting Modes (not shown)

3. Resolution/fps (Frames Per Second)

4. Time Interval Settings: (not shown)

5. Counter

6. Time/Storage/Files

7. Battery Life

NOTE: The icons displayed above will vary depending on what mode your camera is in.
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CAMERA MENU FLOW CHART

MODES

CAMERA SETTINGS

PROTUNE SETTINGS

CAPTURE SETTINGS WI-FI

SET UP

*Playback only appears if camera is connected to a TV or LCD Touch BacPacTM 

(sold separately).
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USING YOUR HERO3+: BASICS

GETTING STARTED

1. Remove camera from housing.

Slim housing remove camera Sli

Slim housing closed Swapping housing doors

2. Remove camera side door and insert a microSD, 

microSDHCTM or microSDXCTM card into the 

card slot. A microSD card with a Class 10 speed 

rating is required. 

3. Open camera back door, insert battery, close camera back door.

CAMERA SOFTWARE UPDATES

 To get the latest features and best performance from your HERO3+ 

camera, make sure you’re using the most current camera software. 

To check if software updates are available, visit: gopro.com/update.
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4. Charge the battery. The included lithium-ion battery comes partially 

charged. To charge, connect the included USB cable to camera and 

connect the other end of the cable to a power source such as a computer, 

Wall Charger or Auto Charger. No damage will occur to the camera or 

battery if used prior to a full charge.

PRO 

TIP:

When camera is OFF and charging:

• Red Camera Status Light will turn ON when camera 

is charging.

• Red Camera Status Light will turn OFF when charging 

is complete.

▶See BATTERY LIFE for more information.

▶See PROTUNE for more information.

CAMERA DEFAULT SETTINGS

The HERO3+ Black Edition camera powers up with the following default settings:

Video 1080p SuperView 30fps, Auto Low Light ON

Photo 12MP, Ultra Wide FOV

Burst Photo 30 photos in 1 second

Time Lapse 0.5 seconds

Wi-Fi OFF

PRO 

TIP:

Want to change your VIDEO and PHOTO settings?

▶See SETTINGS menu to make changes.

USING YOUR HERO3+: BASICS
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POWERING ON AND OFF

To power ON:

Press the Power/Mode Button . The red Camera Status Lights flash 

three times and the Sound Indicator emits three beeps.

To power OFF:

Press and hold the Power/Mode Button . The red Camera Status Lights

flash several times and the Sound Indicator emits seven beeps.

PRO

TIP:

Want to turn your HERO3+ into a “one-button” camera that 

automatically starts recording PHOTOS or VIDEOS once it 

turns ON? Set the camera to ONE BUTTON mode. 

▶See ONE BUTTON mode for more information.

USING YOUR HERO3+: BASICS
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OVERVIEW

The HERO3+ features several camera modes. To cycle through the modes, press the 

Power/Mode Button . The modes will appear in the following order: 

VIDEO Record Video

PHOTO Capture a single Photo

BURST PHOTO Capture up to 30 Photos in one second

TIME LAPSE Capture a series of Photos at timed intervals

SETTINGS Adjust camera Settings

PLAYBACK

Playback Video and Photos. Appears only if camera 

is connected to a TV or LCD Touch BacPacTM 

(optional accessory, sold separately). 

PRO

TIP:

Use BURST PHOTO to capture fast-moving subjects.

▶See PLAYBACK for more information.

USING YOUR HERO3+: CAMERA MODES
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USING YOUR HERO3+: CAMERA MODES 

VIDEO

To record Video, verify the camera is in Video mode. If the Video icon 

on your camera’s LCD screen is not showing, press the Power/Mode Button

repeatedly until it appears.

To start recording:

Press the Shutter/Select Button . The camera will emit one beep and the 

red Camera Status Lights will flash while recording. 

To stop recording:

Press the Shutter/Select Button . The red Camera Status Lights flash 

three times and the camera emits three beeps to indicate recording has stopped.

The HERO3+ automatically stops recording when the memory card is full or the 

battery is out of power. Your video will be saved before the camera powers OFF.

▶See VIDEO mode for instructions on how to change resolution settings.
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USING YOUR HERO3+: CAMERA MODES

PHOTO

To capture a Photo, verify the camera is in Photo mode. If the Photo icon 

on your camera’s LCD is not showing, press the Power/Mode Button

repeatedly until it appears. 

To take a photo:

Press and release the Shutter/Select Button . The camera beeps two times 

and the red Camera Status Lights flash. 

▶See PHOTO modes for instructions on how to change resolution settings 

and other PHOTO features.
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USING YOUR HERO3+: CAMERA MODES 

BURST PHOTO

In Burst Photo mode your camera takes multiple photos in short time intervals— 

3 photos /1 second, 5 photos /1 second, 10 photos /1 second, 10 photos /2 

seconds, 30 photos /1 second, 30 photos /2 seconds or 30 photos /3 seconds.

To capture a Burst Photo series, verify the camera is in Burst Photo mode. 

If the Burst Photo icon on your camera’s LCD screen is not showing, 

press the Power/Mode Button repeatedly until it appears. 

To take a Burst Photo series: 

Press the Shutter/Select Button . The red Camera Status Lights flash 

and the camera beeps multiple times. 

PRO

TIP:

Sometimes 30 photos /1 second is too fast. 

Try a slower BURST PHOTO setting to better match the action. 

▶See BURST PHOTO for instructions on how to change the interval settings.
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USING YOUR HERO3+: CAMERA MODES

TIME LAPSE

Time Lapse mode captures a series of photos at 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 or 60

second intervals. 

To capture a Time Lapse series, verify the camera is in Time Lapse mode. 

If the Time Lapse icon is not showing on your camera’s LCD screen, 

press the Power/Mode Button repeatedly until it appears. 

To take Time Lapse: 

Press the Shutter/Select Button . The camera initiates countdown and the red 

Camera Status Lights flash each time a Photo is taken.

To stop Time Lapse:

Press the Shutter/Select Button . The red Camera Status Lights flash three 

times and the camera emits three beeps to indicate that Time Lapse has stopped.

▶See TIME LAPSE for instructions on how to change the interval settings.
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USING YOUR HERO3+: CAMERA MODES

SETTINGS

The Settings menu allows you to adjust a variety of camera settings including:

 Video Resolution

 Photo Resolution

 Time Lapse

 Burst Photo

 Continuous Photo

▶See SETTINGS menu to make changes, learn how to navigate menu options 

and read more details on each setting.

PLAYBACK

Playback Video and Photos by connecting your HERO3+ to a TV 

(requires Micro HDMI, Composite or Combo Cable, sold separately). 

You can also playback Video and Photos on the LCD Touch BacPacTM 

(optional accessory, sold separately). The Playback icon appears 

only if camera is connected to a TV or LCD Touch BacPac.

▶See PLAYBACK for more information on viewing your VIDEOS and PHOTOS.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

SETTINGS

To enter the Settings menu:

1. Verify the camera is in the Settings mode. If the Settings icon on your 

camera’s LCD screen is not showing, press the Power/Mode Button

repeatedly until it appears.

2. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter Settings menu .

3. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through the various Settings 

options.

4. Press the Shutter/Select Button to select desired option.

5. To exit, hold down the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds or cycle 

through to and press the Shutter/Select Button . 

PRO

TIP:

If at any time you wish to exit from the Settings menu, 

press and hold the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds. 
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CAMERA SETTINGS

VIDEO RESOLUTION/ FPS/FOV MODES

You can change Resolution, fps (frames per second) and FOV (field of view) 

in the Video mode menu. You can also turn Auto Low Light mode ON/OFF.

Once in the Settings menu:

1. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter .

2. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through options. 

3. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter desired menu.

4. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through each sub-menu option 

and the Shutter/Select Button to select it.

5. To change additional options, repeat step 4. 

6. To exit, hold down the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds or 

cycle through to and press the Shutter/Select Button to 

select it.

Make sure Auto Low Light mode is turned ON (default)

when shooting in low-light environments or if quickly 

transitioning in and out of low-light conditions. The camera 

will automatically adjust fps to achieve the optimal exposure 

and best results. Available in select video modes only.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

The HERO3+ Black Edition offers the following Video Capture modes:

Video 

Resolution

NTSC

 fps

PAL

 fps

Protune Field of View 

(FOV)

Screen 

Resolution

4K /

4K 17:9

15 

12

12.5

12

Yes Ultra Wide 3840x2160, 16:9

4096x2160, 17:9

2.7K /

2.7K 17:9

30

24

25

24

Yes Ultra Wide

Medium

2704x1524, 16:9

2704x1440, 17:9

1440p 48 

30 

24

48 

25 

24

Yes Ultra Wide 1920x1440, 4:3

1080p 60

48

30

24

50

48

25

24

Yes Ultra Wide

Medium

Narrow 

1920x1080, 16:9

1080p SuperView* 60

48 

30

24

50

48 

25 

24

Yes Ultra Wide 1920x1080, 16:9

960p 100

60

48

100

50

48

Yes

Yes

No

Ultra Wide 1280x960, 4:3

720p 120

60

100

50

Yes

Yes

Ultra Wide

Medium**

Narrow

1280x720,16:9

720p SuperView* 100

60

48

100

50

48

Yes

Yes

No

Ultra Wide 1280x720,16:9

WVGA 240 240 No Ultra Wide 848x480, 16:9

*SuperView delivers the world’s most immersive field of view.

**720p120 and 720p100 only support Ultra Wide and Narrow FOV.

NOTE: Protune mode is only possible in select Video resolutions.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

Video 

Resolution

Best Use

4K /

4K 17:9

Stunning high-resolution video with professional low-light performance. 

Pull 8MP stills from video. Recommended for tripod or fixed position shots. 

2.7K / 2.7K 17:9 16:9 / 17:9 resolution video downscales to provide stunning, cinema-quality results 

for professional productions. Recommended for tripod or fixed position shots.

1440p Recommended for body-mounted shots as larger viewing area and high frame 

rate yield the smoothest, most immersive results for high-action capture. 

1080p 1080p60 is great for all shots as high resolution and frame rate yield 

stunning results. Tripod or fixed mounting for 1080p48 and 30 fps and 

1080p24 is ideal for television and film productions.

1080p SuperView Recommended for body- or gear-mounted shots. More vertical 4:3 content is 

automatically stretched to full-screen 16:9 for greater viewing enjoyment.

960p Use for body-mounted shots and when slow motion is desired. 

Provides large viewing area and smooth results for high action capture. 

720p Good for handheld shots and when slow motion is desired.

720p SuperView Good for body- or gear-mounted shots. More vertical 4:3 content is 

automatically stretched to full-screen 16:9 for greater viewing enjoyment. 

WVGA Good when super slow motion is desired and standard definition is acceptable.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

 PHOTO RESOLUTION MODES

The HERO3+ can capture photos at 12MP, 7MP and 5MP resolutions. 

Any change to photo resolution also affects photos captured in Photo, 

Photo Burst and Time Lapse modes.

Photo 

Resolution Field of View (FOV)

12MP Ultra Wide (Default)

7MP Ultra Wide, Medium 

5MP Medium

CONTINUOUS PHOTO

Continuous Photo mode allows you to capture a series of Photos continuously 

while holding down the Shutter/Select Button button.

3 photos every 1 second

5 photos every 1 second

10 photos every 1 second

NOTE: Your camera will remain in Continuous Photo mode 

until you return it to single Photo capture mode.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

BURST PHOTO OPTIONS

Burst Photo mode captures a series of Photos when the Shutter/Select 

Button is pressed. Photos can be captured at the following rates: 

3 photos in 1 second

5 photos in 1 second

10 photos in 1 second

10 photos in 2 seconds

30 photos in 1 second (Default)

30 photos in 2 seconds

30 photos in 3 seconds

TIME LAPSE

Several time interval options are available for Time Lapse mode, 

including 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 and 60 seconds. 
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CAMERA SETTINGS

CAPTURE SETTINGS MENU 

Capture Settings allows you to adjust the following advanced capture options:

 Camera Orientation

 Spot Meter

 Simultaneous Video and Photo

 Looping Video

 Protune

 White Balance*

Color*

ISO Limit*

Sharpness*

Exposure*

▶See CAPTURE SETTINGS section for a complete list of capture options.

*White Balance, Color, ISO Limit, Sharpness and Exposure are only available 

while shooting in Protune.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

SET UP MENU 

The Set Up menu allows you to adjust the following camera settings:

 Default mode at Power Up

 One Button Mode

 NTSC/PAL

 On Screen Display

 Camera Status Lights

 Sound Indicator

 Month/Day/Year/Time

▶See SET UP menu section for a complete list of set up options.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

WIRELESS CONTROLS 

The camera’s built-in Wi-Fi allows you to connect to the Wi-Fi Remote or 

smartphone/tablet via the GoPro App. When Wi-Fi is ON, a Wi-Fi status icon 

will appear on the camera’s LCD Status Screen and the blue Wi-Fi Status 

Lights will blink intermittently. When you turn OFF the Wi-Fi, the Wi-Fi 

Status Lights flash seven times. 

To turn Wi-Fi ON/OFF:

Press the Wi-Fi On/Off Button to turn Wi-Fi ON/OFF. The most recently 

used Wi-Fi mode will be active when Wi-Fi is ON. 

▶See WIRELESS CONTROLS section for a complete list of wireless functions

NOTE: Your camera cannot connect to the Wi-Fi Remote and GoPro App 

at the same time.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

DELETE

Delete the last file or all files and format the memory card. During delete

LAST or ALL, the Camera Status Lights blink until operation is complete. 

CANCEL (Default)

LAST

ALL (Formats SD card)

To delete LAST or ALL:

1. Verify the camera is in Settings mode. If the Settings icon on your 

camera’s LCD screen is not showing, press the Power/Mode Button

repeatedly until it appears.

2. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter Settings menu .

3. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through Settings to locate 

the Trash .

4. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter Delete. 

5. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through options.

6. Select highlighted option by pressing the Shutter/Select Button .

7. To exit, hold down the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds or cycle 

through to and press the Shutter/Select Button . 

PRO

TIP:

Use caution—by selecting ALL, the memory card will be 

formatted, deleting every file on your SD card.
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CAMERA SETTINGS

EXIT

From the screen, press the Shutter/Select Button to exit the 

Settings menu.

PRO

TIP:

If at any time you wish to exit from the Settings menu, 

press and hold the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds. 
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

CAPTURE SETTINGS

To enter the Capture Settings menu:

1. Verify the camera is in Settings mode. If the Settings icon on your 

camera’s LCD screen is not showing, press the Power/Mode Button

repeatedly until it appears.

2. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter the Settings menu .

3. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through Settings to locate the 

Capture Settings menu .

4. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter Capture Settings.

5. Use the Power/Mode Button to locate the desired option to change.

6. Press the Shutter/Select Button to select the desired option.

7. Some options have a sub-menu. Use the Power/Mode Button

to cycle through the sub-menus. 

8. Press the Shutter/Select Button to select a highlighted option.

9. To exit, hold down the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds 

or cycle through to and press the Shutter/Select Button

to select it. 
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

You can customize the way your HERO3+ camera captures Video and Photos

in the Capture Settings menus, such as Upside Down, Looping Video and 

White Balance.

UPSIDE DOWN

Mounting your HERO3+ Upside Down but wish the files to appear upright 

when viewing or editing? This setting eliminates the need to flip your Video

or Photos after recording.

Camera right side up (Default)

Camera upside down

SPOT METER

Turn on Spot Meter when filming from within a dark space pointing the 

camera into a brighter setting, such as filming the outdoors from within a car. 

When Spot Meter is set to ON, appears in the LCD window.

OFF (Default)

ON
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

SIMULTANEOUS VIDEO AND PHOTO

Simultaneous Video and Photo mode, allows you to simultaneously capture 

both Videos and Photos. You can set the camera to take a Photo every 5 

seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds or 60 seconds while you record Video. 

To set your camera to Picture In Video mode, verify that a supported Video

resolution is selected and that Protune is turned OFF.

OFF

5 seconds

10 seconds

30 seconds

60 seconds

NOTE: You can capture Simultaneous Video and Photo in one of the following 

resolution settings: 1080p24 fps, 1080p30/25 fps, 720p60/50 fps or 

1440p24 fps.
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

Simultaneous Video and Photo (continued):

Your resulting Photo size is determined by the Video dimensions you select.

Video Mode FOV Photo MP

1440p24 fps Wide 12MP

1080p30/25 fps

Wide 8MP

Medium 5MP

Narrow 2MP

1080p24 fps

Wide 8MP

Medium 5MP

Narrow 2MP

720p60/50 fps

Wide 8MP

Medium 5MP

Narrow 2MP

PRO

TIP:

While capturing Video you can manually take a Photo at any 

time by simply pressing the Power/Mode Button .
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

LOOPING VIDEO

Looping Video mode allows you to record a continuously looping video that 

overwrites itself until you press the Shutter/Select Button button to stop it. 

Looping Video is not available if Protune mode is turned ON.

Looping Video options include:

OFF (Default)

Max video Camera records until memory card is full, then overwrites 

with a new video. 

5 min video Camera records for 5 minutes, then begins a new video, 

progressively overwriting the previous 5 minute video.

20 min video Camera records for 20 minutes, then begins a new video, 

progressively overwriting the previous 20 minute video.

60 min video Camera records for 60 minutes, then begins a new video, 

progressively overwriting the previous 60 minute video.

120 min video Camera records for 120 minutes, then begins a new video, 

progressively overwriting the previous 120 minute video.

PRO

TIP:

Multiple chapter files are written to your memory card. 

This allows for small segments of content to be overwritten 

during loop recording. When viewing on a computer screen, 

you will see separate files for each time segment. Use video 

editing software if you wish to combine files into a longer video.

NOTE: Looping Video is disabled in Protune mode.
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

 PROTUNE

Protune is a video mode that unlocks the camera’s full potential, yielding 

stunning image quality and cinema-caliber video optimized for professional 

productions. Protune gives content creators more flexibility and workflow 

efficiency than ever before.

PROTUNE KEY BENEFITS:

High-Quality Image Capture

Protune’s high data rate captures images with less compression, giving content 

creators higher quality for professional productions.

Advanced Control

Protune enables manual control of White Balance, Color, ISO Limit, 

Sharpness and Exposure for advanced control and customization of your 

video footage. 

Film/TV Rate Standard

While shooting in Protune, you have the option of recording video in cinemaquality 24 fps to easily intercut GoPro content with other source media 

without the need to perform fps conversion. 

Turning Protune ON affects several settings and features, such as Video 

Resolution, fps, FOV and Simultaneous Video and Photo. 

OFF (Default)

ON
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

PROTUNE RESOLUTIONS:

Protune is available in the following resolutions:

Resolution fps

4K / 4K 17:9 15, 12.5,12

2.7K / 2.7K 17:9 30, 25, 24

1440p 48, 30, 25, 24

1080p 60, 50, 48, 30, 25, 24

1080p SuperView 60, 50, 48, 30, 25, 24

960p 100, 60, 50

720p 120, 100, 60, 50

720p SuperView 100, 60, 50

COMPATIBILITY: Protune is compatible with professional color correction 

tools, GoPro Studio and other video editing software. 
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

PROTUNE SETTINGS

Protune enables advanced control of White Balance, Color, ISO Limit, 

Sharpness and Exposure.

PRO

TIP:

Making adjustments to your Protune settings will not affect 

your non-Protune video modes. You can reset your Protune

settings to their default states by selecting RESET in the 

Protune menu. 
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

WHITE BALANCE

White Balance adjusts the overall color tone of videos. You can make 

adjustments to White Balance when shooting in Protune mode.

White Balance Setting Recommended Lighting Conditions

Auto (Default)

3000K Warm light (incandescent or sunrise/

sunset lighting)

5500K Slightly cool light (cool flourescent or 

average daylight)

6500K Cool light (overcast conditions)

Cam RAW Industry standardized optimized color

PRO

TIP:

Cam RAW mode yields a minimally processed data file 

direct from the image sensor that allows for more precise 

adjustments to be made in post-production. Recording in Cam 

RAW takes full advantage of the image sensor’s capabilities.
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

COLOR

Color allows you to adjust the color profile of your video footage. There are 

two Color options: GoPro Color (default) and Flat. GoPro Color delivers 

the same great color you capture when Protune is turned OFF. Flat results 

in a neutral color profile that can be color-corrected to better match footage 

captured with other equipment, offering more flexibility in post-production. 

Due to its log curve, Flat captures more details in shadows and highlights. 

Color Setting Resulting Color Profile

GoPro Color (Default) GoPro color-corrected profile

Flat Flat, neutral color profile
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

ISO LIMIT

ISO Limit adjusts the camera’s sensitivity in low-light environments, and 

creates a balance between brightness and resulting image noise. A higher 

ISO Limit will result in brighter footage, but you may experience more noise. 

A lower ISO Limit will result in darker footage, but will deliver reduced noise.

ISO Limit Setting Resulting Video Quality

6400 (Default) Brighter video in low light, increased image noise

1600 Moderately bright video in low light, moderate 

image noise

400 Darker video in low light, reduced image noise

SHARPNESS

Sharpness controls the sharpness of your video footage. There are three 

Sharpness options: Low, Medium and High. 

Sharpness Setting Resulting Video Quality

High (Default) Ultra-sharp video

Medium Moderately sharp video

Low Softer video that allows for more flexibility in 

post-production
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CAPTURE SETTINGS

EXPOSURE

Exposure compensation affects the brightness of your video. Adjusting 

Exposure can improve image quality when shooting in environments with 

contrasting lighting conditions. 

Exposure Settings

+2.0 +1.5 +1.0 +0.5 0 (Default) -0.5 -1.0 -1.5 -2.0

PRO

TIP:

Exposure compensation adjusts brightness within the 

existing ISO Limit. If brightness has already reached the ISO 

Limit in a low-light environment, increasing your Exposure

compensation will not have any effect.

EXIT

From the EXIT screen press the Shutter/Select Button to exit the 

Capture Settings menu.

PRO

TIP:

If at any time you wish to exit from the CAPTURE SETTINGS 

menu, press and hold the Shutter/Select Button for two 

seconds. 
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SET UP

SET UP

To enter the Set Up menu:

1. Verify the camera is in Settings mode. If the Settings icon on your 

camera’s LCD screen is not showing, press the Power/Mode Button

repeatedly until it appears.

2. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter the Settings menu .

3. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through Settings to locate the 

Set Up menu .

4. Press Shutter/Select Button to enter Set Up.

5. Use the Power/Mode Button to locate the desired option to change.

6. Press Shutter/Select Button to select the desired option.

7. To exit, hold down Shutter/Select Button for two seconds or cycle 

through to and press Shutter/Select Button to select it. 
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SET UP

DEFAULT MODE AT POWER UP

You can set the camera’s Default mode at power up to any of the following modes:

VIDEO (default)

PHOTO

BURST PHOTO

TIME LAPSE
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SET UP

ONE BUTTON

With One Button mode selected, the camera automatically begins recording 

when powering the camera ON. One Button mode can be configured to start 

in Video or Time Lapse.

OFF (Default)

ON

To turn One Button mode ON:

1. Verify the camera is in Settings mode. If the Settings icon on your 

camera’s LCD screen is not showing, press Power/Mode Button 

repeatedly until it appears.

2. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter the Settings menu .

3. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through Settings to locate 

the Set Up menu .

4. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter Set Up.

5. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through to locate 

One Button mode .

6. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter One Button menu. 

7. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through options.

8. Press the Shutter/Select Button to select a highlighted option.

9. To exit, hold down the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds or cycle 

through to and press the Shutter/Select Button to select it. 

The next time you power your camera ON, it will begin recording in its Default 

Power Up Mode. To stop recording, push and hold for two seconds.
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SET UP

ONE BUTTON MODE (continued):

To exit One Button mode:

1. Power camera ON. 

2. Press and hold the Shutter/Select Button until shows 

in the LCD window.

3. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter.

4. Use the Power/Mode Button to highlight OFF.

5. Press the Shutter/Select Button to select it.

6. To exit, hold down the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds or cycle 

through to and press the Shutter/Select Button .

PRO

TIP:

To stop the capture process (VIDEO or TIME LAPSE) 

when in ONE BUTTON, press and hold the Shutter/Select 

Button for two seconds. You will return to the ONE 

BUTTON menu where you can turn ONE BUTTON mode OFF. 

NOTE: One Button mode is disabled when connected to Wi-Fi Remote or GoPro App.
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SET UP

 NTSC / PAL

The NTSC and PAL settings govern Video recording frame rate and playback 

when viewing Video on a TV/HDTV. Select NTSC when viewing a TV/HDTV in 

North America. Select PAL if viewing on a PAL TV/HDTV (most televisions 

outside of North America) or if viewing on a PAL TV/HDTV in any region.

ONSCREEN DISPLAY

To display or hide the recording icons and file information on Video or the 

viewing screen during playback, turn Onscreen Display (OSD) OFF or ON.

OFF

ON (Default)

CAMERA STATUS LIGHTS

Keep all four Camera Status Lights active, only two active (front and back) 

or turn OFF all lights.

4 (Default)

2

OFF
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SET UP

SOUND INDICATOR

You can adjust volume or turn OFF the Sound Indicator.

100% (Default)

70%

OFF

MANUAL POWER OFF

The HERO3+ can be configured to automatically power OFF after a specific 

period of inactivity (when no Videos or Photos are being taken and no 

buttons have been pressed). 

MANUAL (Default)

60sec

120sec

300sec
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SET UP

MONTH / DAY / YEAR / TIME

Set the HERO3+ clock to ensure Video and Photo files are saved with the 

correct date and time.

To change Month/Day/Year/Time:

1. Verify the camera is in Settings mode. If the Settings icon on your camera’s 

LCD screen is not showing, press the Power/Mode Button repeatedly until 

it appears.

2. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter the Settings menu .

3. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through Settings to locate 

the Set Up menu .

4. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter the Set Up menu.

5. Use the Power/Mode Button to locate the Month/Day/Year/Time menu .

6. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter Month/Day/Year/Time menu; 

Month (MM) will be highlighted. 

7. Press the Shutter/Select Button to access the list of months (1 to 12).

8. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through list until desired selection 

is highlighted.

9. Press the Shutter/Select Button to select it.

10. To advance to the next option, press the Shutter/Select Button . 

11. Repeat steps 7, 8 and 9 to make selections for day (DD), year (YY), 

hour (HH) and minutes (MM). 

12. To exit, hold down the Shutter/Select Button for two seconds or cycle 

through to and press the Shutter/Select Button . 

NOTE: If the battery is removed from the camera for an extended period of time 

Month/Day/Year/Time will need to be set again.
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SET UP

EXIT

From the EXIT screen, press the Shutter/Select Button to exit the 

Set Up menu.

PRO

TIP:

If at any time you wish to exit from the SET UP menu, 

press and hold the Shutter/Select Button for 

two seconds. 
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WI-FI + WI-FI REMOTE

WIRELESS CONTROLS

The built-in Wi-Fi allows your HERO3+ camera to connect to the Wi-Fi Remote 

or to the GoPro App using a smartphone or tablet. 

To turn Wi-Fi ON/OFF via the Wi-Fi On/Off Button :

Press the Wi-Fi On/Off Button to turn Wi-Fi ON/OFF. When turning Wi-Fi 

ON, the Wi-Fi mode will be set to the most recently used mode. 

PAIRING YOUR HERO3+ WITH THE WI-FI REMOTE

Before using the Wi-Fi Remote for the first time, you must pair it with your camera. 

On the camera:

1. Ensure both camera and remote are powered OFF.

2. Press the Power/Mode Button to power ON your HERO3+.

3. Press the Wi-Fi On/Off Button to turn ON the Wi-Fi, 

4. Press the Wi-Fi On/Off Button again to access the Wi-Fi menu .

5. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter the Wi-Fi menu .

6. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle to Wi-Fi RC, then press the 

Shutter/Select Button to select it.

7. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle to NEW, then press the 

Shutter/Select Button to select it.

8. You will see .
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WI-FI + WI-FI REMOTE

WIRELESS CONTROLS (CONTINUED)

On the Wi-Fi Remote:

1. While holding down the Shutter/Select Button , press and release the 

Power/Mode Button once to power the remote ON into pairing mode.

2. When you see on the remote’s screen, you can release the 

Shutter/Select Button .

3. will appear on both screens once the devices have paired. 

4. The remote will now ask if you want to CONNECT ANOTHER? camera.

a. If you want to connect additional cameras at this time, press the

Shutter/Select Button to select YES, then repeat the pairing 

process from the beginning.

b. If no, press the Power/Mode Button to cycle to NO, then press 

the Shutter/Select Button to select it.

The remote’s LCD screen will mirror the camera’s LCD screen. You can now 

use the remote to control your camera.
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WI-FI + WI-FI REMOTE

USING YOUR HERO3+ WITH THE WI-FI REMOTE

Once you have paired your camera with the Wi-Fi Remote, follow these steps 

the next time you want to use the remote to control your camera. You only need 

to pair the camera and remote once.

On the camera:

1. First, ensure both camera and remote are powered OFF.

2. Press the Power/Mode Button to power ON your HERO3+.

3. Press the Wi-Fi On/Off Button to turn ON the Wi-Fi.

4. Press the Wi-Fi On/Off Button again to access the Wi-Fi menu .

5. Press the Shutter/Select Button to enter the Wi-Fi menu .

6. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle to Wi-Fi RC, then press the 

Shutter/Select Button to select it.

7. Press the Shutter/Select Button to select CURRENT.

8. You will see .

On the remote:

1. Press the Power/Mode Button to power ON the remote. 

2. You will see on the remote’s screen.

3. will appear once camera and remote are connected.

The remote’s LCD screen will mirror the camera’s LCD screen. 

You can now use the remote to control your camera.
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CONNECTING TO GOPRO APP

USING YOUR HERO3+ WITH THE GOPRO APP (FREE)

The GoPro App lets you control your camera remotely using a smartphone or 

tablet. Features include full camera control, live preview, playback and sharing 

of select content and more.*

Follow these steps to connect your HERO3+ to the GoPro App.

1. Download the GoPro App to your smartphone or tablet at the 

Apple App Store, Google Play or Windows Phone marketplace.

2. Press the Power/Mode Button to power camera ON. 

3. Press the Wi-Fi On/Off Button twice, then press the 

Shutter/Select Button to enter Wi-Fi menu . 

4. Use the Power/Mode Button to cycle through options, 

press the Shutter/Select Button to select GoPro App.

5. In your smartphone’s or tablet’s Wi-Fi network settings, connect to the 

camera’s Wi-Fi network. The network name will begin with “GOPRO-BP-”, 

followed by a series of letters/numbers. 

6. Enter the password “goprohero”. (This is the camera’s default password. 

You can customize the password at gopro.com/update. If you’ve already 

customized the password, enter that password instead of “goprohero”.)

7. Open the GoPro App on your smartphone or tablet. You will now be able 

to control the camera with your smartphone or tablet plus view, playback 

and share select content.*

PRO

TIP:

See what your HERO3+ sees by viewing it on your smartphone 

or tablet’s screen.

*For device compatibility, please see gopro.com.
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STORAGE/MICROSD CARDS

The HERO3+ camera is compatible with 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB and 64GB

capacity microSD, microSDHC and microSDXC memory cards. You must use 

a microSD card with a Class 10 speed rating. GoPro recommends using brand 

name memory cards for maximum reliability in high-vibration activities.

To insert microSD card: To remove microSD card:

1. Slide memory card into card slot 

with label facing front of camera.

2. The card will click into place when 

fully inserted.

1. Place fingernail against edge of 

memory card and lightly press 

further into camera.

2. Card will spring out far enough 

to be removed.

PRO

TIP:

Use care when handling memory cards. Avoid liquids, dust and 

debris. As a precaution, turn off the camera before inserting or 

removing the card. Check manufacturer guidelines regarding 

use in acceptable temperature ranges.
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 

Minimum system requirements for best playback on Mac® and Windows® PCs:

• Mac OS® X 10.5 and later/ Microsoft Windows ® Vista, 7 and later

• 2nd generation Intel® CoreTM-based processor or AMD equivalent (3rd 

generation Intel Core-i7 recommended)

• 2GB RAM (4GB or greater recommended)

• Graphics processor comparable to an Intel HD Graphics 3000, nVidia 

GeForce 600 Series, AMD Radeon HD6000 Series or better

PRO

TIP:

Want to see your Video and Photos on the big screen? 

Connect your HERO3+ directly to your TV/HDTV using a 

Micro HDMI Cable, Composite Cable or Combo Cable

(optional accessories, sold separately). 
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TRANSFERRING FILES

TO TRANSFER VIDEO AND PHOTO FILES TO A COMPUTER

On a PC:

1. Connect the camera to the computer using included USB cable.

2. Press the Power/Mode Button to turn ON the camera.

3. Double click “My Computer” and locate “Removable Disk”.

4. If “Removable Disk” is not showing, close “My Computer” folder 

and reopen it. The “Removable Disk” icon should appear.

5. Double click “Removable Disk” icon.

6. Double click “DCIM” folder icon.

7. Double click “100GOPRO” icon to view all Photo and Video files.

8. Copy files to the computer or external hard drive.

On a Mac:

1. Connect the camera to Mac using included USB cable.

2. Press the Power/Mode Button to turn ON the camera.

3. Icon will appear on desktop. Double click the icon to access files.

4. Copy files to computer or external hard drive.
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PLAYBACK

TO VIEW VIDEOS AND PHOTOS

Videos and Photos can be viewed on a TV/HDTV or the LCD Touch BacPac 

(optional accessory, sold separately). 

PLAYBACK ON TV/HDTV

To browse Videos and Photos:

1. Plug the camera into a TV/HDTV with a Micro HDMI Cable,

Composite Cable or Combo Cable (optional accessories).

2. Turn camera ON.

3. On your camera, press the Power/Mode Button to cycle to 

Playback . Press the Shutter/Select Button .

4. HERO3+ displays thumbnail previews of all Videos and Photos on 

the SD card. Photo sets taken in Continuous Photo, Photo Burst

and Time Lapse display the first Photo in a series.

5. While in thumbnail preview, use the Power/Mode Button to cycle 

through thumbnails. Press the Shutter/Select Button to view. 

6. Use and to navigate backward and forward to see more 

media files on your memory card.

7. Depending on whether you are viewing Videos or Photos, different 

control options will appear. Use the Power/Mode Button and 

the Shutter/Select Button to navigate. 

NOTE: Burst Photo and Time Lapse files will display the first Photo in the series. 

To view all Photos in a series, use the Power/Mode Button to select 

View and press the Shutter/Select Button .
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PLAYBACK 

PLAYBACK ON LCD TOUCH BACPAC (SOLD SEPARATELY)

Playback using the LCD Touch BacPacTM follows a similar process/procedure 

as described with a few slight variations.

▶See the LCD Touch BacPac User Manual for more information.

BATTERY

MAXIMIZING BATTERY LIFE 

To maximize battery life, turn Wi-Fi OFF. To maximize battery life when 

shooting longer-duration activities, turn OFF or detach the LCD Touch BacPacTM 

(optional accessory, sold separately). Extreme cold temperatures may decrease 

battery life. To maximize battery life in cold conditions, keep camera in a warm 

place prior to use. Shooting with Protune mode turned ON will increase power 

consumption.
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BATTERY

CHARGING THE BATTERY

The battery icon displayed in the camera’s LCD will blink when the battery drops 

below 10%. If recording is occurring when battery reaches 0%, the camera will 

save the file and power OFF.

To charge the battery: 

1. Connect the camera to a 

computer or USB power supply 

(such as the Wall Charger or Auto 

Charger).

2. The red Status Indicator Light 

remains ON while the battery 

is charging.

3. The red Status Indicator Light 

will turn OFF when the battery is 

fully charged. 

You can also charge the battery outside the camera using the Dual Battery Charger 

(optional accessory, sold separately).

No damage will occur to the camera or the battery if used prior to full charge. 

Spare batteries and additional charging accessories are available at: gopro.com.
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BATTERY

USING THE CAMERA WHILE CHARGING

You can capture Video and Photos while charging the camera’s battery. 

Simply plug the camera into a computer or any USB charging device using the 

included USB Cable. 

REMOVING THE BATTERY FROM THE CAMERA

The HERO3+ battery is designed to have a tight fit to maximize reliability 

in high-vibration activities.

To remove the battery:

1. Remove the battery door by placing your thumb in the indentation in the 

battery door (on the back of the camera) and sliding it to the left.

2. Allow the door to pop out. Grasp the battery pull-tab and remove from the camera.
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IMPORTANT WARNING MESSAGES

MICROSD CARD MESSAGES

NO SD No card present. The camera requires a microSD, microSDHC

or microSDXC card to record Video or take Photos.

SD FULL Card is full. Delete files or swap card.

SD ERROR Camera unable to access card.

FILE REPAIR ICON ON THE LCD 

If you see the File Repair icon on the LCD screen, your Video file 

was corrupted during recording. Press any button and the camera 

will repair the file.

TEMPERATURE WARNING ICON ON THE LCD 

The Temperature Warning icon will appear on the LCD when the 

camera has become too hot and needs to cool down. Simply let it sit 

and cool before attempting to use it again. Your camera will not allow 

itself to overheat—do not worry, no damage has occurred.
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CAMERA HOUSING

ASSEMBLING THE CAMERA HOUSING 

To remove camera from housing:

1. Lift front of latch up to disengage from camera housing.

2. Pivot latch backward and pull up to release backdoor.

3. Pull open housing backdoor and remove camera.

Slim housing remove camera 

Slim housing closed Swapping housing doors

To secure camera in housing:

1. Open housing and drop camera into position. 

2. Close housing backdoor.

3. Pivot hinged arm backwards and hook lip of latch into grooved top 

of housing backdoor. 

4. Push latch down to snap into place.

Slim housing insert camera
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CAMERA HOUSING

Your HERO3+ camera housing comes with two types of backdoors—

Skeleton (non-waterproof) and Standard (waterproof).

Skeleton Backdoor Standard Backdoor

The Skeleton Backdoor (non-waterproof) 

provides better sound quality by allowing 

more sound to reach the camera’s 

microphone. It also reduces wind noise 

at speeds up to 100mph when mounted 

on helmets, motorcycles, bikes and other 

fast-moving vehicles. Use this backdoor 

only when sand, excessive dirt/dust 

and water damage is not a risk. This 

backdoor is also recommended for use 

inside vehicles.

The Standard Backdoor makes the 

housing waterproof to 131’/40m. 

Use this door when you need to 

protect the camera from water and 

other environmental hazards. 

PRO

TIP:

Apply Rain-X or a similar anti-beading solution to the camera 

housing lens to prevent water spots from forming when using your 

camera in rain or water. When Rain-X is not available, periodically 

licking your lens is a good backup solution. Trust us, it works. 
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CAMERA HOUSING

SWAPPING BACKDOORS

You can switch the Backdoor of your HERO3+ camera to suit your activity and 

shooting conditions.

To change backdoor:

1. Open the Backdoor of the housing so that it is hanging downwards. 

2. Pull downwards on the Backdoor until it snaps free from the hinge.

3. Line up replacement Backdoor into the hinge opening.

4. Push upwards on the Backdoor until it clicks into place. 

Slim housing insert camera

Swapping housing doors

mb Screw + Slim housing = Complete Unit
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CAMERA HOUSING

PREVENTING WATER DAMAGE TO YOUR CAMERA

The rubber seal that lines the camera housing forms a waterproof barrier 

that protects your HERO3+ in wet and underwater conditions.

Keep the camera housing’s rubber seal clean. A single hair or grain of sand 

can cause a leak and damage your camera.

After every use in salt water, rinse the outside of the camera housing with 

non-salt water and dry. Not doing this can eventually cause corrosion of the 

hinge pin and salt buildup in the seal, which can cause failure. 

To clean the seal, rinse in fresh water and shake dry (drying with a cloth may 

cause lint to compromise the seal). Re-install the seal into the grooves in the 

backdoor of the camera housing. 

WARNING: Failure to follow these steps each time you use your HERO3+ can 

result in leaks that may damage or destroy your camera. Your warranty does not 

cover water damage resulting from user error. 
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USING THE MOUNTS

ATTACHING YOUR CAMERA TO MOUNTS

To attach your HERO3+ camera to a mount, you will need a Quick Release 

Buckle, thumb screw or hardware depending on the mount you are using. 

For more information on mounts, visit: gopro.com/support.

Slim housing remove camera Slim h

Slim housing closed Swapping housing doors

Quick Release Buckle + Thumb Screw + Slim housing = Complete Unit

Quick Release 

Buckle

Thumb Screw Housing Complete Unit

USING CURVED + FLAT ADHESIVE MOUNTS

The Curved + Flat Adhesive Mounts make it easy to attach the camera to curved 

and flat surfaces of helmets, vehicles and gear. Using the Quick Release Buckle, 

the assembled camera housing can be clicked on and off the secured Curved or 

Flat Curved Adhesive Mounts.

Flat Adhesive Mount Curved Adhesive Mount
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USING THE MOUNTS

ATTACHING ADHESIVE MOUNTS

PRO

TIPS:

Apply to clean surface only. Wax, oil, dirt or other debris 

will reduce adhesion, which can result in a weak bond 

and risk of losing camera should connection fail.

Attach mount in room temperature conditions. 

Mount’s adhesive will not bond properly if applied in 

cold or damp environments to cold or damp surfaces, 

or if the surface is not room temperature.

Adhesive mounts should only be mounted to smooth surfaces; 

porous or textured surfaces will not enable a proper bond. 

When applying mount, firmly press into place and ensure 

full contact over entire surface. 

For best results, attach the mount 24 hours prior to use.

▶See: gopro.com/support for more information on mounts.

Locking Plug

Using the HERO3+ in high impact sports such as surfing or skiing 

where significant impact may occur? Use the special Locking Plug 

which securely locks the Quick Release Buckle fingers into place—

helping prevent accidental housing release from the mount. 

The circular ring fits over the thumbscrew and acts as a leash 

to prevent dropping or losing the locking plug
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HANDLING THE WI-FI REMOTE

CAUTION

Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in damage to the Wi-Fi Remote 

or other property.

HANDLING

The Wi-Fi Remote contains sensitive components. Do not drop, disassemble, open, crush, 

bend, deform, puncture, shred, microwave, incinerate, paint or insert foreign objects into either 

product. Do not use the Wi-Fi Remote if it has been damaged—for example, if the product is 

cracked, punctured or damaged by water.

KEEPING THE WI-FI REMOTE’S LCD CLEAN

Clean LCD screen immediately if it comes into contact with any contaminants that may cause 

stains, such as ink, dyes, makeup, dirt, food, oils and lotions. To clean the LCD, use a soft, 

slightly damp, lint-free cloth. Avoid getting moisture in openings. Don’t use window cleaners, 

household cleaners, aerosol sprays, solvents, alcohol, ammonia or abrasives to clean LCD.

WATER RESISTANCE

Do not submerge the Wi-Fi Remote in more than 10ft / 3m of water. Do not attempt to dry the 

Wi-Fi Remote with an external heat source, such as a microwave oven or hair dryer. Damage to 

the Wi-Fi Remote caused by excessive water pressure is not covered under warranty.

USING CONNECTORS AND PORTS

Never force a connector into a port. Check for obstructions on the port. If the connector and 

port don’t join with reasonable ease, they probably don’t match. Make sure that the connector 

matches the port and that you have positioned the connector correctly in relation to the port.

KEEPING THE WI-FI REMOTE WITHIN ACCEPTABLE TEMPERATURES

The Wi-Fi Remote is designed to be operated in temperatures between 0° C and 40° C and stored 

in temperatures between 0° C and 70° C. Extreme temperatures may temporarily affect battery 

life, or affect the functionality of the Wi-Fi Remote. Avoid dramatic changes in temperature or 

humidity when using the Wi-Fi Remote as condensation may form on or within the product. 

When you’re using the Wi-Fi Remote or charging the battery, it is normal for the product to get 

warm. The exterior of the product functions as a cooling surface that transfers heat from inside 

the unit to the cooler air outside.

USE WITH OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES

Users of digital transceivers (avalanche beacons) should consult with their user manuals 

regarding use of GoPro cameras and other GPS or electronic devices when engaged in the 

avalanche beacon search mode in order to limit potential interference.
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CUSTOMER SUPPORT

GoPro is dedicated to providing the best possible service. 

To reach GoPro Customer Support, visit gopro.com/support.

REGULATORY INFORMATION

To see the complete list of country certifications, refer to the WARRANTY + 

DISCLAIMERS document included with this product.