GEPRC CineLog 25 HD PRO

Name: GEPRC CineLog 25 HD PRO
Brand: GEPRC
Price: 216.54 USD
Availability: InStock

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216,54 €

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Version	4S
Size	2.5"

The GEPRC CineLog 25 HD PRO is a refined 2.5-inch pusher-style cinewhoop built for high-quality indoor and close-proximity filming. By flipping the motors upside down and centering the Caddx Vista, GEPRC has created a stable, low-noise platform that punches well above its weight, specifically designed to carry "Naked" action cameras without the "jello" or vibrations typical of smaller whoops.

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Product Description

GEPRC CineLog 25 HD PRO BNF Copters Version 4S Size 2.5" Style Cinewhoop

The CineLog 25 HD PRO represents the "flagship" configuration of the CineLog 25 series, distinguished by its use of the high-end Nebula Pro camera rather than the standard Nebula Nano. This drone is a favorite for creators who need a professional digital feed in a sub-250g package.

Pusher Configuration: The inverted motor design keeps the propellers at the bottom, which creates smoother airflow and increases thrust efficiency by about 15%. This setup also provides a completely clear field of view for the camera.
Advanced Damping System: One of the standout features is the dedicated camera mount plate. It uses a series of soft silicone damping rings (you can use 3, 4, or 5 depending on your camera's weight) to physically isolate the lens from motor vibrations, ensuring buttery-smooth footage.
Low Noise & Safety: Wrapped in high-density EVA foam ducting, the CineLog 25 is remarkably quiet compared to traditional 3-inch whoops. This makes it much less intimidating when flying near people or in sensitive indoor environments.
Camera Versatility: While it comes with the Nebula Pro for your goggles, the frame is natively compatible with TPU mounts for the SMO 4K, Naked GoPro 6/7/8, and Insta360 GO 2. It even includes a dedicated power output cable to power these cameras directly from the flight battery.

Technical Specifications:

Weight: ~145.5g (without battery)
FC & ESC: GEP-20A-F4 AIO (F411 FC / 20A BL_S ESC)
Motors: GR1404 4500KV
Propellers: Gemfan D63-3 (or D63-5)
VTX: Caddx Vista (Digital)
Camera: Caddx Nebula Pro
Receiver: PNP (DJI) / ELRS 2.4G / TBS Crossfire
Recommended Battery: 4S 450mAh - 750mAh (XT30)
Flight Time: ~5.5 minutes

The Pilot's Reality Check:

Indoor Specialist: This drone is a "beast" for slow, cinematic indoor paths. However, because it is a pusher-style whoop with significant surface area on the ducts, it struggles in moderate wind outdoors. It will "wash out" or feel jerky if you try to fight a breeze.
Maintenance Hurdles: The compact, enclosed design makes it look sleek, but it’s a pain to work on. Specifically, the USB port on the flight controller is notoriously difficult to reach without a specialized 90-degree adapter or partially disassembling the frame.
Weight Management: While it can carry a Naked GoPro, adding that weight significantly changes the flight dynamics. If you're used to how it flies "naked," be prepared for more throttle sag and less "pop" when a camera is mounted.

📦 Package contains

1 * CineLog 25 HD PRO Quadcopter
4 * D63-3 Propellers (Pairs)
1 * Naked GoPro TPU Mount
2 * EVA Foam Padding (for ducts)
2 * Battery Non-slip Mats
2 * Battery Straps
1 * Hardware Set (Spare screws and damping rings)
1 * Screwdriver

🤔 Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the "HD PRO" version different?
The "HD PRO" designation usually refers to the inclusion of the Caddx Nebula Pro camera combined with the Vista digital system. This camera is a significant step up from the "Nano" version, offering much better color science, a larger sensor for better low-light performance, and a higher 120fps frame rate for a smoother FPV feed.
Can it carry a full-sized GoPro?
While it is technically powerful enough to lift a GoPro Hero 10/11, it is not recommended. The weight of a full GoPro makes a 2.5-inch drone feel "heavy" and sluggish. This drone is perfectly optimized for "Naked" GoPros, the Insta360 GO 3, or the RunCam Thumb Pro. Using a lightweight camera keeps the drone under the 250g limit and preserves its agility.
Why use a "Pusher" (inverted) motor layout?
By flipping the motors upside down, the propellers have a completely unobstructed air intake. This increases thrust efficiency by about 15% and significantly reduces the "high-pitched scream" common in smaller drones. It also puts the heavy components (like the VTX and battery) closer to the center, making the drone feel more balanced during flips and rolls.
How long can I fly on a single battery?
On a standard 4S 650mAh to 850mAh battery, you can expect roughly 5 to 6 minutes of smooth cinematic cruising. If you're pushing it hard for freestyle, that time will drop to about 3.5 minutes. Because it’s so efficient, some pilots even use 1300mAh batteries for "slow cruising" to reach up to 8–10 minutes of flight.
How effective is the new damping system?
GEPRC redesigned the camera mount with a multi-ring damping system. You can actually adjust the "hardness" by using 3, 4, or 5 silicone rings depending on how much weight you're carrying. This virtually eliminates "jello" (vibrations) in your footage, even if your propellers are slightly chipped or unbalanced.