Cold Weather Testing GoPro 7. Minus 30 °C. Time warp 15 km jogging
I tested my GoPro 7 in cold weather (-30 °C) tonight. I installed the following settings: time-laps with stabilization, 2.7K extension, 4:3 aspect ratio, 60 Mbps bitrate. I expected a little more from the camera. The total working time is one and a half hours. I changed the batteries three times, that is I used four batteries for about 20-25 minutes. The first one worked a little more because the camera was still warm. All the batteries froze from the cold and did not develop their resource (I checked at home — the charge remained 65-80%). Somewhere in the middle of the run, stabilization turned off, and at the end the camera began to bug and not respond to commands, which can be seen in the video. Well, the video quality in low light is appropriate. Generally the camera worked for 1.5 hours. P. S. Previously tested the camera at -30 and -40 °C at maximum settings (4K, Hyper smooth stabilization, 60 fps, aspect ratio 16:9, bit rate 60 Mbps). In the first case 48 minutes of continuous recording came out, in the second - 56 minutes. Both batteries worked to zero. It can be assumed that the battery in this mode emits the maximum amount of heat (at room temperature it overheats and the screen is cut off) and warms itself up and does not freeze from that. The influence of the wind is also possible when driving.
I tested my GoPro 7 in cold weather (-30 °C) tonight. I installed the following settings: time-laps with stabilization, 2.7K extension, 4:3 aspect ratio, 60 Mbps bitrate. I expected a little more from the camera. The total working time is one and a half hours. I changed the batteries three times, that is I used four batteries for about 20-25 minutes. The first one worked a little more because the camera was still warm. All the batteries froze from the cold and did not develop their resource (I checked at home — the charge remained 65-80%). Somewhere in the middle of the run, stabilization turned off, and at the end the camera began to bug and not respond to commands, which can be seen in the video. Well, the video quality in low light is appropriate. Generally the camera worked for 1.5 hours. P. S. Previously tested the camera at -30 and -40 °C at maximum settings (4K, Hyper smooth stabilization, 60 fps, aspect ratio 16:9, bit rate 60 Mbps). In the first case 48 minutes of continuous recording came out, in the second - 56 minutes. Both batteries worked to zero. It can be assumed that the battery in this mode emits the maximum amount of heat (at room temperature it overheats and the screen is cut off) and warms itself up and does not freeze from that. The influence of the wind is also possible when driving.