On the same day that DJI officially unveiled its new Osmo Nano action camera, GoPro has fired back with the announcement of its new flagship MAX2, a 360° action camera that offers True 8K video, which can result in up to 21% more resolution than its competition.Not locked into a fierce battle with each other, and perhaps Insta360 as well, consumers and action videographers are the only real winners as these companies are putting some serious R&D into the action cam space.Let’s look at the new GoPro MAX2 and its True 8K 360° recording capabilities.The GoPro MAX2 is HereSet to feature Emmy Award-winning 360-degree video technology, the GoPro MAX2 looks to be the company’s most impressive 360° action camera yet. It also looks to be a direct response, or at least competitor to, the DJI Osmo 360 and Insta360’s various 360° action cameras. The big selling point for the GoPro MAX2 here at launch is its true 8K 360° video capabilities. The promise is no misleading upscaling, no unusable black pixels, no AI-generated content reproductions, just 8K 360° video. The GoPro MAX2 will also feature 5.6K video at up to 60 fps and 4K at up to 100fps as well as 10-bit color, GP-Log encoding, and—with GoPro Labs—the ability to unlock 300mbps bitrate.Larger Battery and More Recording ModesThe GoPro MAX2 looks quite promising as well, thanks to its larger battery, which is 23% larger than previous models. The MAX2 will also feature easy AI-powered editing tools with a helpful Reframe...
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