Back in January, Nikon announced a 360 degree action cam called the KeyMission 360. Now, they announced the KeyMission 170 and KeyMission 80 - the younger brothers of the KeyMission 360. The KeyMission 170 features a 12-megapixel sensor and a lens quality similar to that of the KeyMission 360. The KeyMission 80, on the other hand, is an entry level camera that features two shooters - a 12 megapixel rear cam and a 4.9 megapixel front cam that allows 1080p videos at up to 30 frames-per-second. The downside of the KeyMission 80 compared to its bigger brothers is that it’s not capable of 4K recording, and has a significantly shorter field of view. Nikon has yet to announce the pricing and availability of the KeyMission 170 and 80, but the KeyMission360 was announced at $500. Nikon's own line of action cameras has finally arrived in the country and you have three different options to choose from. The Nikon KeyMission trio was just launched today which are the KeyMission 80, KeyMission 170, and KeyMission 360. Read more in our articles including "Nikon adds KeyMission 170, 80 action cams to 360" and "Nikon KeyMission action cameras launched in PH, priced".
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Feb 7, 2012Back in January, Nikon announced a 360 degree action cam called the KeyMission 360. Now, they announced the KeyMission 170 and KeyMission 80 - the younger brothers of the KeyMission 360.
The KeyMission 170 features a 12-megapixel sensor and a lens quality similar to that of the KeyMission 360. The KeyMission 80, on the other hand, is an entry level camera that features two shooters - a 12 megapixel rear cam and a 4.9 megapixel front cam that allows 1080p videos at up to 30 frames-per-second. The downside of the KeyMission 80 compared to its bigger brothers is that it’s not capable of 4K recording, and has a significantly shorter field of view.
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