In the fast-evolving world of action cameras, weight and performance are often locked in a fierce battle. However, RunCam has effectively ended that conflict with the release of the RunCam 5 Orange. This 56-gram powerhouse shatters expectations by packing feature-rich, high-fidelity recording capabilities into a frame that is significantly lighter than anything else in its class.
At the heart of this update is a major advancement in frame rate technology. The RunCam 5 Orange is the first?and currently, the only?camera in its category to support 2.7K recording at 60 frames per second. This specific resolution strikes the perfect balance between high definition and file manageability, making it the preferred choice for content creators uploading to YouTube, where 2.7K 60fps delivers exceptional viewing performance without the massive storage overhead of full 4K.
Yet, when you do need that ultra-high definition, the camera is more than ready. Thanks to a newly upgraded CPU that boasts ultra-low power consumption, the RunCam 5 Orange achieves a staggering 4K recording time of up to 105 minutes on a single charge. This represents over a 40% increase compared to other similar cameras on the market, while recording times for other resolutions have seen a uniform boost of more than 30%.
Weighing in at just 56 grams?including the battery?the Orange is at least 18 grams lighter than its competitors. This dramatic weight reduction does not compromise its physical integrity; in fact, quite the opposite. In rigorous lab testing, the camera survived drops from a height of 1.8 meters over 120 times, proving that its small stature belies a robust build quality. Furthermore, its precise dimensions of 38x38x36mm ensure it remains compatible with the vast majority of existing 3D printed TPU mounts and brackets currently on the market, allowing for a seamless transition for existing users.
The RunCam 5 Orange also caters to the preferences of the FPV community by supporting the native 4:3 sensor resolution of the Sony IMX 377 sensor. Pilots can record at 1440P at 60fps, utilizing the full sensor area to allow for both linear and non-linear stretching in post-production, giving them greater creative control over their footage.
Operating the camera is intuitive and modern. Rather than fumbling with tiny buttons, users can adjust critical parameters such as resolution, saturation, and exposure simply by scanning QR codes through the RunCam App.
The package includes the camera, a Micro-USB cable, two strips of velcro for mounting, and a manual. Supporting microSD cards up to 128GB (with U3 cards recommended for higher frame rates), the camera offers a wide range of video resolutions including 4K at 30fps, 1080P at 120fps, and of course, the new 2.7K at 60fps. With a 145? field of view, Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) available for key resolutions, and a USB power input ranging from 5 to 15V, the RunCam 5 Orange is not just an incremental update; it is a complete redefinition of what an ultra-light camera can achieve.

Key Feature

• Weighing just 56 grams including the battery, the RunCam 5 Orange is at least 18 grams lighter than any other similar camera on the market.
• It is the first and only camera in its class to offer 2.7K video recording at 60 frames per second, the ideal resolution for high-quality YouTube playback.
• Despite its size, the 4K recording time reaches an impressive 105 minutes at 30fps, which is over 40% longer than the competition.
• An upgraded CPU provides ultra-low power consumption, boosting recording times across all other resolutions by more than 30%.
  
• The camera features a native 4:3 sensor resolution (1440P@60fps), allowing pilots to perform both linear and non-linear stretches using free editing tools.
• Built tough, it survived over 120 drop tests from a height of 1.8 meters in lab conditions.
• Settings such as resolution, saturation, and exposure can be changed easily by scanning QR codes through the RunCam App
• With dimensions of 38x38x36mm, it fits most existing 3D printed TPU mounts and brackets available on the market
• Inside is a Sony IMX 377 12MP image sensor, capable of recording 4K@30fps, 1080P@120fps, and 1440P@60fps
• The 145 Degree field of view captures expansive footage, while Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) is available for 4K@30fps and 1080P@60fps
• It supports microSD cards up to 128GB, with a U3 card recommended for higher frame rates like 2.7K60 and 1080P120
• Power can be supplied via the built-in 900mAh battery or through the USB port with DC input ranging from 5 to 15V
• The package includes the camera, a Micro-USB cable, two velcro straps for mounting, and a manual