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General| Sensor | 23.6 MP |
|---|---|
| Photo Resolution | 20 MP |
| Stabilization | HyperSmooth 3.0 |
| Battery | 1720mAh Removable |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Voice Control | Yes |
| TimeWarp | TimeWarp 3.0 |
| Weight | 158g |
| Dimensions | 71 x 55 x 33.6 mm |
| Video Resolution | 5K at 30fps, 4K at 60fps, 2.7K at 120fps, 1440p up to 120fps, 1080p at 240fps |
| Rear Display | 2.27" Touchscreen |
| Front Display | 1.4" LCD |
| Waterproof | 33ft (10m) without housing |
| Live Streaming | 1080p |
| HDR | SuperPhoto + HDR |
| Storage | microSD |
Requirements for saving videos and photos, including card type, class, and capacity.
Using the official GoPro battery for maximum performance and checking battery status.
Step-by-step guide to inserting the SD card and battery, and charging the camera.
Instructions for updating camera software via the GoPro app or manually.
How to turn the GoPro HERO9 Black on and off using the Mode button.
Description of the front screen's live view features for framing shots.
Using gestures like tap, swipe left/right/down/up for camera control.
Overview of Video, Photo, and Time Lapse capture modes.
How to select and apply pre-configured capture settings.
Guide to setting up and saving personalized capture settings.
Step-by-step process to change individual settings within a preset.
Recommended modes and settings for various activities like Air, Bike, and Snow.
Assigning quick-access shortcuts to specific capture settings on the screen.
Capturing video up to 30 seconds before pressing the Shutter button.
Capturing bursts of photos before and after the Shutter button press.
Setting the camera to turn on and capture shots automatically up to 24 hours in advance.
Setting a specific recording length for video, TimeWarp, or Time Lapse.
Details on Standard, Activity, Cinematic, and Slo-Mo video presets.
Changing digital lenses to affect field of view, cropping, and fisheye effect.
Using HyperSmooth Boost for maximum video stabilization.
Selecting Video, Looping, or Slo-Mo modes for custom presets.
Understanding aspect ratios, frame rates, and their impact on video quality.
Configuring the duration for continuous loop recording.
Available HyperSmooth settings: Boost, High, On, and Off.
Manual control for advanced settings like Bit Rate, Color, ISO, and Exposure.
Details on Photo, LiveBurst, Burst, and Night photo presets.
Setting a timer for selfies, group shots, and other photos.
Choosing how photos are processed and saved (SuperPhoto, HDR, Standard, RAW).
Choosing between Wide, Linear, or Narrow lenses for photos.
Setting processing levels and file saving formats: SuperPhoto, HDR, Standard, RAW.
Adjusting shutter speed for optimal light in night photos.
Manual control for advanced photo settings like Shutter, ISO, and Exposure.
Using TimeWarp for smooth, stabilized time lapse video while moving.
Capturing stationary time lapse video of long events.
Capturing time lapse video in low-light and dark environments.
Slowing down TimeWarp video to real or half speed during recording.
Choosing how often frames are captured in Time Lapse video.
Choosing frame capture frequency for Night Lapse mode.
Manual control for advanced Time Lapse video settings.
Setting exposure based on a selected area of the scene.
Locking the camera's exposure to a specific area until canceled.
Enabling and disabling Voice Control for hands-free operation.
List of commands to control capture and switch modes.
Connecting to the GoPro app to view, edit, and share media.
Steps to connect your camera to the GoPro app for the first time and subsequent times.
Using the GoPro app to automatically create edited video stories from footage.
Copying media from the SD card to a computer for playback and editing.
Automatically uploading media to the cloud via GoPro subscription.
Transferring media to the cloud manually without auto-upload.
Accessing quick settings like Voice Control, QuikCapture, and Screen Lock.
Turning wireless connections on/off, connecting devices.
Using USB connection for webcam or MTP file transfer.
Choosing between 5GHz and 2.4GHz for connection speed.
Settings for Beep Volume, QuikCapture, Default Preset, Auto Power Off, LEDs.
Configuring Voice Control, Wake on Voice, Language, and Commands.
Adjusting Orientation, Screen Saver, and Brightness.
Turning on GPS for speed, distance tracking and adding data overlays.
Checking battery health and recommendations for GoPro batteries.
Options to format SD card, reset presets, or reset camera tips.
Restoring original settings, clearing connections, and deregistering from subscription.
Information about the camera overheating and shutting down.
Troubleshooting SD card detection problems and potential formatting.
Automatic repair of damaged files due to power loss or saving issues.
Notification for low battery and automatic power-off behavior.
How to restart the camera if it's unresponsive using the Mode button.
Restoring original settings, clearing connections, and deregistering from subscription.
Identifying the mounting buckle, thumb screw, and curved adhesive mount.
Attaching the camera to a mounting buckle using folding fingers.
Properly attaching adhesive mounts to helmets, vehicles, and gear.
Information on waterproof capabilities and using buttons underwater.
Steps to carefully remove the camera door in a dry environment.
How to properly reattach the camera door securely.
Tips to extend battery life: lower frame rates, turn off screens/GPS/wireless.
Shooting video while the camera is connected to a power source.
Proper storage, temperature limits, and avoiding damage to the battery.
Troubleshooting steps for a camera that won't turn on.
Troubleshooting steps when the camera doesn't respond to button presses.
Resolving choppy playback issues related to HEVC files or computer requirements.
Understanding resolutions like 5K, 4K, 2.7K and their impact on detail.
Understanding FPS values for capturing fast action and slow-motion.
Choosing between 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios for different shots.
Choosing lenses like SuperView, Wide, Linear, and Narrow for video.
Impact of high resolutions/FPS on camera heat and power usage.
Automatic image analysis for optimal photo processing.
Combining multiple photos for better detail in high-contrast scenes.
Adjusting shutter speed for optimal light in night photos.
Saving photos as .jpg and .gpr files for advanced editing.
Increasing TimeWarp speed up to 30x for shareable moments.
Slowing down TimeWarp video to real or half speed during recording.
Choosing frame capture frequency for Night Lapse mode.
Choosing between High and Low bit rates for video quality and file size.
Adjusting color profiles (GoPro Color, Flat) for videos and photos.
Setting the range for camera sensitivity to light and image noise.
Determining shutter open duration for Video, Photo, and LiveBurst.
Adjusting brightness for scenes with contrasting lighting.
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