HERO9 QR Remote

Resolution4K · 16:94K · 4:31080p · 16:92.7K · 16:95K · 16:92.7K · 4:31440p · 4:3 Frame rate Lens HyperSmoothKeep currentOffOnHighBoost

Protune and capture

Color profileKeep currentGoPro ColorFlat Bit rateKeep currentStandardHigh SharpnessKeep currentLowMediumHigh White balanceKeep currentAuto3200 K4500 K5500 K6500 KNative HindSightKeep currentOff15 seconds30 seconds Exposure compensationKeep current−1 EV−0.5 EV0 EV+0.5 EV+1 EV

Photo modeSingle PhotoBurstNight Photo Photo lensWideLinearNarrow Exposure compensationKeep current−1 EV−0.5 EV0 EV+0.5 EV+1 EV

Time lapse modeTime Lapse VideoTime Lapse Photo Time Lapse lensWideLinear Capture interval0.5 seconds1 second2 seconds5 seconds10 seconds30 seconds60 seconds Exposure compensationKeep current−1 EV−0.5 EV0 EV+0.5 EV+1 EV

Rear screen auto-offKeep currentAfter 1 minuteAfter 2 minutesAfter 3 minutesNever Front screenKeep currentOffStatus onlyFull previewCropped preview

GPSKeep currentOnOff Voice controlKeep currentOnOff QuikCaptureKeep currentOnOff Display brightnessKeep current10%40%70%100% Camera beepsKeep currentMuteLowMediumHigh Camera auto-offKeep currentNeverAfter 5 minutesAfter 15 minutesAfter 30 minutes

Check the front display after scanning. Available video frame rates depend on Anti-Flicker (50 Hz or 60 Hz).

1. Open Quik and start scanning for a camera.
2. Turn the GoPro off, remove any microSD card, then turn it back on.
3. For this test, leave the GoPro idle in Video mode and aim its lens at the QR code until it beeps.
4. After it beeps, quickly press the top Shutter button five to seven times.
5. Select the HERO9 when it appears in Quik.

If the camera does not beep, enlarge the QR code or try the GoPro Labs pairing code on another screen. If it beeps but Quik finds nothing, the camera read the code but pairing is still unconfirmed.