GEPRC Naked Camera GP9 – GoPro 9

Name: GEPRC Naked Camera GP9 – GoPro 9
Brand: GEPRC
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The GEPRC Naked GP9 is an ultra-lightweight action camera specifically adapted for high-end FPV cinematography. Weighing only 46.7g, it features a custom 7075-T6 aluminum CNC case for superior heat dissipation and structural strength. With its ability to record 5K/30fps or 4K/60fps video and utilize HyperSmooth 3.0, it provides the industry-leading image quality of a GoPro 9 on drones as small as 2.5 inches.

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The GEPRC Naked Camera GP9 is a professional-grade modification of the GoPro Hero 9 Black, stripped down to its essential components to save weight for FPV drones. By removing the heavy waterproof housing, internal battery, and standard frame, GEPRC has reduced the weight by over 70%, making it possible to carry a full-sized GoPro sensor on micro cinewhoops.

Ultra-Lightweight Design: At just 46.7g, it is nearly 110g lighter than a standard GoPro Hero 9. This weight reduction drastically improves the flight performance, battery life, and agility of your drone.
Superior Cooling: One of the main issues with "naked" cameras is overheating. GEPRC solved this by integrating a high-precision CNC aluminum front plate that acts as a heatsink and adding a miniature cooling fan that allows for continuous recording for over 40 minutes.
Integrated BEC Module: The camera features a built-in BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuit) that supports a wide 2S-6S LiPo input. This means you can power the camera directly from your drone’s flight battery via the balance lead, eliminating the need for an internal camera battery.
Reliable Connection: Unlike many DIY naked GoPro kits, GEPRC uses a stable FPC flexible cable to connect the BEC module to the motherboard, preventing "power-off" issues caused by the vibrations of FPV flight.
User-Friendly Interface: It retains the front LCD screen for monitoring parameters and supports QR code scanning to quickly switch shooting modes or link to the GoPro Quik app on your phone.

Technical Specifications:

Model: GEPRC Naked Camera GP9
Weight: 46.7g
Video Resolution: 5K@30fps / 4K@60fps / 2.7K@120fps
Stabilization: HyperSmooth 3.0 (Supports ReelSteady / Gyroflow)
Video Format: MP4 (H.264 / H.265)
Input Voltage: 2S-6S LiPo
Connector: SH1.0 3-Pin
Dimensions: 66mm 46mm 24.5mm
Case Material: 7075-T6 Aluminum (Front) & ABS (Rear)

The Pilot's Reality Check:

Fragility: Because this camera is "naked," it lacks the ruggedness of a standard GoPro. The lens and internal boards are more exposed, so using the included UV filter is non-negotiable for protection.
Power Warning: Never reverse the positive and negative power supply when connecting the balance lead, as this will instantly fry the camera's delicate motherboard.

📦 Package contains

1 * GEPRC Naked Camera GP9
1 * ND16 Filter
1 * UV Protective Lens (Pre-installed)
1 * Mounting Base (24.5mm spacing)
1 * Balance Lead Power Cable (GH1.25 to Balance Plug)
1 * Spare Screw Pack
1 * Plum Screwdriver
1 * Dust-free Cloth

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

How does it stay cool without the original metal body?
GEPRC solved the overheating issue common in "Naked" cameras by designing a custom 7075-T6 aluminum front case that acts as a heatsink. Additionally, a built-in cooling fan is integrated into the back, allowing the camera to record continuously for over 40 minutes without thermal shutdown.
How do I power it since there is no internal battery?
The camera features a custom BEC (Battery Eliminator Circuit) board that supports a wide voltage input of 2S to 6S LiPo. It typically connects directly to your drone's flight battery via a balance lead or by soldering it to the flight controller's 5V/VBAT pads.
Does it still have a screen for settings?
Yes, unlike many DIY naked builds, the GEPRC GP9 retains the front color LCD screen. This allows you to monitor your recording status and parameters instantly. For more complex settings, you can use the GoPro Quik App or scan QR codes to change presets.
Is the footage as stable as a regular GoPro?
Exactly the same. It uses the native HyperSmooth 3.0 stabilization. Furthermore, because the gyro data is preserved, you can process the footage through Gyroflow or ReelSteady for professional-grade "buttery" cinematic results.
Is the lens protected?
The camera comes with a standard UV filter pre-installed to protect the lens. It is also fully compatible with GEPRC’s quick-release ND8/ND16/ND32 filters, which are essential for achieving the "motion blur" look in bright daylight.