GoPro’s latest action camera, the Mission 1 Pro, is now in the Philippines.
For a quick recap, the GoPro Mission 1 Pro aims to elevate action cameras by enabling them to capture professional-looking photos. It now boasts a large 1-inch sensor that can shoot 50MP videos at 8K resolution or shoot in Quad Bayer 12MP mode in 4K for a stellar low-light performance.
Open Gate, which shoots 4:3 videos so you can easily crop between 16:9 and 9:16 on post, now supports 8K30 and 4K120 resolution and frame rates. You also get 10-bit GP-Log2 recording, HLG HDR, HyperSmooth stabilization, and 360-degree Horizon Lock.
It then has an updated GP3 sensor that now boasts 2x the pixel processing power, has better low-light performance, thermal management, and better battery efficiency.
It also supports a new 2150mAh Enduro 2 battery with up to 5 hours of continuous recording, has fast charging, and a much-improved cooling system. You also get 4 microphones, 32-bit Float Audio, and USB-C audio support.
The GoPro Mission 1 Pro is now available for pre-order for Php50,990 with a free Enduro Battery. There’s also the Mission 1 for Php43,490 and the Mission 1 Pro Grip Edition for Php56,590. Pre-roder until June 27 at authorized GoPro dealers nationwide.
GoPro Mission 1 looks like an interesting action camera, especially for capturing outdoor adventures and fast paced activities.
I thought it was fascinating how the GoPro Mission 1 was designed with adventurers in the Philippines in mind. Impressive, both in terms of toughness and picture quality! Tell me how you believe its specs stack up against those of earlier versions. In your opinion, are there any particularly noteworthy features that a travel vlogger should have?
I found it super interesting how the GoPro Mission 1 is tailored for adventure enthusiasts in the Philippines. The ruggedness and image quality look amazing! How do you think its features compare to previous models? Are there any standout aspects you recommend for someone who’s into vlogging their travels?