Featuring a 1/1.7” sensor that captures up to 4K/120fps video along with a 155° FOV and a new generation of stabilization – there’s never been a better time to take action.
Combine that with over 2.5 hours of continuous battery life and a newly-designed mounting system that makes transitioning between mounts and orientations easier than ever, and this camera is ready to ignite any moment.
General
Dimensions (L×W×H)
70.5×44.2×32.8 mm
Weight
145 g
Waterproof
16 m [1] without Waterproof Case, 60 m with Waterproof Case
Number of Microphones
3
Touchscreens
Front Screen: 1.4-inch 326 ppi 320×320 Rear Screen: 2.25-inch 326 ppi 360×640 Front/Rear Screen Brightness: 750±50 cd/m²
1. Before use, close the battery compartment cover and the USB-C port cover, and tighten the Lens Protective Cover. It is recommended to install the Waterproof Case for long-duration underwater shooting or in environments with high water impacts or pressure. Osmo Action 3 and its Waterproof Case have an IP68 waterproof rating. Do not use the camera in hot springs or expose it to corrosive liquids. 2. EIS is not supported in Slow Motion and Timelapse modes. HorizonSteady is only available when the video resolution is 1080p (16:9) or 2.7K (16:9) with a frame rate of 60fps or below. HorizonBalancing is only available when the video resolution is 1080p (16:9), 2.7K (16:9), or 4K (16:9) with a frame rate of 60 fps or below. 3. Tested in a 25° C (77° F) laboratory environment while recording 1080p/30fps video with EIS disabled and the screens off, and should be used for reference only.
the battery is built-in, but it seems to last a good while. And hey, it’s rechargeable, so at least you don’t have to worry about constantly buying new batteries!
by:
sakindu
5 days ago
I’m impressed by the battery life! But is it replaceable or built-in?
by:
asela jacob
6 days ago
from what I’ve read, it performs pretty well in low light thanks to its wide ISO range. Plus, with that f/2.8 aperture, you should get some decent shots even when the lighting isn’t ideal.
by:
roger
1 week ago
Damn, this camera seems packed with features! But I’m curious, how does it handle low-light conditions?
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