The Media Mod 2 is now out in the US website!

https://gopro.com/en/us/shop/mounts-accessories/camera-media-mod/AGFMD-001.html?srsltid=AfmBOoq13RuskmQSwcFgwUqVTxz6gqMEuDB0QYnkPSN-7MUTRR5YOMI_

Looks like ND filters are back in stock for those that were waiting for them.

4k200fps, GPLOG2

Really put this camera to the test this weekend and i think it performed really well.

It's 82 degrees out here in Portland (and pretty smokey, but it's all state wildfire). I decided to do a livestream test with the Mission 1 Pro.

This is in 1080P

Using the internal battery only (no external power sources)

Camera is mounted outside overlooking the Willamette River.

There is no wind outside, the camera is in direct sunlight, there's other cooling added (no fans, no heat sinks etc).

So far the picture looks good, there is background noise (there's a military ship docked nearby and it's generators are clearly audible as white noise).

Color me impressed, it's been streaming for over 2 hours now and it's still going! Will update post when the battery finally gives out.

Also bonus info. Got the new Enduro 2 battery charger. It's slightly taller than the standard charger (probably to allow for the quick charge function).

Firmware v2.0 for the GoPro Mission 1 Pro is now available. It adds Media Mod and Volta 2 support, plus USB-C video output through DisplayPort/HDMI adapters.

used 4K instead 8K to utilize Quad Beyer sensor
shot in gp-log2, auto shutter, iso 25-800

Shot at 4k240 so I could crop the picture in post. Pretty happy with the results! Thoughts?

Does anybody know if a wide angle lens kit is expected in the near future? I would really find it useful for mountain bike pov.

Thanks!

As an avid cyclist and bicycle mechanic, I’ve just published a post-mortem demonstrating why the Insta360 X5 mounting base suffers fatigue failure on rigid handlebars. I am currently evaluating alternatives. Does GoPro's mounting design prevent fatigue fracture under continuous high-frequency road chatter?

The problem (and the post-mortem video) I am talking about - camera to mount interface designed to fail on bumpy roads:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFZKVO3hh0o

My goal is to make tutorial and educational ride videos.

- GoPro 13

- 3 Batteries (OEM) and a Telesin Charging Case

- Ulanzi mini tripod grip

- Telesin titanium Cage

- Contacto Door (with short contacto cable)

Here's the research I've done. The 13 is 379 New. Mine is used, in great condition, has screen protectors. I would think 250 would be a fair price for it. 3 Batteries new is about 100 bucks. I think 75 since it includes a charging case is fair. The Ulanzi Grip, and Titanium cage were probably 40 total so I would add 20 to the package for that. And the contacto door is 35 bucks new. But I also have one of the short cables that come with it I don't really use often so I could throw that in and make it 40.

So all in it would be 385 for the package. Does that sound fair? Am I lowballing myself? am I out f my mind and it's too high? I don't sell stuff on eBay often if at all, let alone buy stuff on there.

Has anyone noticed if changing this setting does anything ?

I thought if I changed from adaptive (or low/med/high) to max motion blur reduction then the camera should raise shutter speed (within my ISO range).

But from what I see from the onscreen readings, the shutter speed stays the same yet there's still plenty of ISO range to go.

I don't have any ND filters - does it need these for this setting to make a difference?

Clarification : I am asking if setting the motion blur to off (max blur reduction) will raise the SS, not how do I get lower SS.

My brand new gopro lit hero wont update
If i use the app it just loads updating for hours and will never finish updating

And if i do manual update with my pc the gopro just says update failed

Anyone know any fixes?