"Leading the lineup is the GoPro MAX2, a dedicated 360-degree camera that sheds the multi-use approach of its 2019 predecessor in favor of pure, immersive capture. GoPro has dubbed the MAX2 "the world's best, most durable 360 camera," and the spec sheet justifies the claim. The device boasts dual lenses capable of recording True 8K video, giving users a full-resolution spherical image with no wasted pixels."
"This level of detail allows for cleaner stitching and superior clarity compared to competitors like the Insta360 X5 and DJI Osmo 360, with GoPro claiming resolution improvements of 16% and 23% respectively. The camera supports 10-bit color processing, GP Log encoding, and advanced sound capture via six onboard microphones. These pro-grade features provide creators with granular control over both image and audio quality, making the MAX2 a compelling tool for professionals who demand uncompromising performance."
"Durability and usability are also top priorities. The camera's dual lenses are fully replaceable using GoPro's simple "Twist-and-Go" mechanism, ensuring that a cracked lens is no longer a dealbreaker. A robust 1,960mAh battery powers the device through extreme weather, while built-in GPS gives adventurers access to telemetry data that no other 360 camera currently offers. For still photography, the MAX2 delivers 29-megapixel images with enough resolution to crop and reframe without"
GoPro is not releasing a new flagship HERO this year and is instead centering strategy on the HERO13 Black while launching three new products: the MAX2, LIT HERO, and Fluid Pro AI gimbal. The MAX2 is a dedicated 360-degree camera with True 8K dual-lens capture, 10-bit color, GP Log, six microphones, replaceable lenses via a "Twist-and-Go" mechanism, a 1,960mAh battery, built-in GPS, and 29-megapixel stills. GoPro positions the MAX2 as a professional-grade 360 solution with improved resolution and stitching versus competitors. The new lineup prioritizes versatility, durability, and tools for creator empowerment.
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