GoPro Mission 1 Pro
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GoPro MISSION 1 PRO: A Pocket Cinema Camera?
The GoPro MISSION 1 PRO is a significant upgrade, featuring a larger 1-inch sensor for better image quality and more flexibility in post-production. It offers 8K recording and improved low-light performance. The camera also boasts an Enduro 2 battery for longer life and redesigned, larger buttons for easier handling. The new wireless mic system provides discrete, high-quality audio capture. The MISSION 1 PRO's design feels more like a compact cinema camera, offering a versatile tool for creators.
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Description
The Mission 1 Pro is a professional-grade action cinema camera that marks a significant evolution for GoPro. Built around a massive 1-inch 50MP sensor and the high-efficiency GP3 processor, it delivers true 8K video at 60fps and advanced cinematic features like GP-Log2 and 32-bit float audio support. Designed for professional filmmakers and creators, it combines rugged 20m waterproofing with industry-leading slow motion and stabilization.
Highlights
- New 1-inch 50MP Type 1 Sensor
- 8K60 and 4K240 Video Recording
- GP3 High-Efficiency Processor
- 960fps Ultra Slow Motion (Burst)
- 360 Horizon Lock Stabilization
- Advanced GP-Log2 and 10-Bit Color
- Waterproof to 20m without a housing
Specifications
| video resolution max | 8K at 60fps |
| sensor size | 1-inch (50MP CMOS) |
| water resistance (IP rating) | IPX8 |
| water depth (meters) | 20 |
| battery life (video recording hours) | 5 |
| weight (grams) | 207 |
| image stabilization type | electronic |
| field of view (degrees) | 159 |
| connectivity | WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4, USB-C, GPS |
| dimensions (LxWxH in cm) | 8.01 x 5.21 x 4.43 |
| horizon leveling (yes/no) | yes |
| slow motion frame rate (fps) | 960 |
| video LOG support (yes/no) | yes |
| removable battery (yes/no) | yes |
| removable lens cover (yes/no) | yes |
| built-in memory (GB) | 0 |
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Superior low-light performance due to large sensor
- Industry-leading slow motion capabilities
- Deep native waterproofing to 20 meters
- Professional color grading options with GP-Log2
- Excellent thermal management with GP3 chip
Cons
- Noticeably heavier and bulkier than the Hero series
- Higher price point than competitors
- No internal storage capacity
- Incompatible with previous Hero 13 lens mods
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