The DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro might be a little less user friendly than a GoPro, but it's cheaper and arguably more powerful.

Pitched as a lens for “professional-level artistic filmmaking,” it's the most intriguing add-on for the Hero 13.

The key selling points of a GoPro, or any action camera, is the image and video quality. This is an area where the GoPro Hero 13 Black does perform brilliantly, for the most part.

I'm a big fan of Camera Raw because of its simple time-saving features. In this tutorial, I'll demonstrate how to enhance some GoPro footage with color and lens-distortion issues.

The Moment Fisheye 14mm smartphone lens is a fun toy for your gear bag. It only has a few specific applications, but it could get you some great shots.

Moment has just launched its new 14mm Fisheye lens with some impressive optics that enable stellar wide-angle shots with great quality.

GoPro Hero 13 Black first-look: A bigger battery and DSLR-like lens system. Here's how to preorder.

Unboxing the GoPro Hero 12 Black with the Max Lens Mod 2.0 attachment. Credit: Timothy Beck Werth / Mashable The accessories included with the GoPro camera I tested for this review.

There is fisheye lens on each of the two flat sides—these work in tandem to capture a full spherical view of the camera's surroundings.

This GoPro time lapse footage of a watermelon slowly rotting from the inside out looks like something straight from a body horror flick.

But when I punch in to a linear, non-fisheye look, the footage starts to show its grain and the smoothing GoPro’s software is doing to compensate for the stretched dimensions.

The DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro is the GoPro's biggest competitor amongst professionals. If you know what you're doing, it's clear to see why.