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On May 10th, the final section of the spire of the One World Trade Center was installed, marking a major landmark the long reconstruction after 9/11. Now noted as the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, the One WTC tower stretches an astonishing 1,776 feet above the streets below. And this video shows just how insane the view would be from the top.

When you see footage from a GoPro camera, it's often immediately apparent. The lens they use has a distinct distortion about it, something they actually maintain, even though they could technically "fix" it a bit. That's what gives it that GoPro look. But, the Novo camera makes use of all those powerful GoPro Hero3 guts and puts them in a package that plays nice with interchangeable lenses.

The advantage of having a GoPro camera is that you can take it absolutely anywhere — from the bottom of the oceans to jumping out of an airplane. However, shooting conditions in extreme situations often aren't perfect, but a new Kickstarter could help make your videos look just a little bit better. Polar Pro Filters has launched a Kickstarter fundraiser for a trio of optical filters for the GoPro Hero 3.

We’re out here in San Francisco at GoPro’s launch event for the Hero3, the company’s new action cam. The GoPro Hero3 is smaller and lighter than the Hero2, 25% lighter and 30% smaller to be exact. The Hero3 comes WiFi-enabled right out of the box (no need for the WiFi BackPac add-on) and offers 4x higher resolution video capture than its predecessor (in the flagship Black Edition only).