u/madsfotodk

This is a two part question:
Part 1: What is the maximum weight I can have in a Kahakka 25L without it breaking?

Part 2: What is the maximum weight you have carried?

To stop this getting "I would say that the maximum carrying weight is as much as you can carry*" type answers, I request that we limit ourselves to only answers with numbers.

(* was the answer I got when I asked Savotta. The answer in full: "We haven't tested the maximum carrying weight of our backpack. However, our backpacks are made to last, so I would say that the maximum carrying weight is as much as you can carry. ")

1. I am not interested in someone quoting the given specifications, I have seen them.

2. I am interested in making sure that the resolution selected actually is the recorded resolution:
   Earlier GoPros did not record a given resolution from the sensor at some frame rates, they recorded a smaller number of pixels and upscaled to the selected resolution*.

My request is that, given a static scene with enough high frequency detail so it's possible to tell the individual pixels, a reviewer records a video with 2160p at 24, 30, 60, 120 and 240 fps.
Same principle with 1080p at 24, 30, 60, 120, 240, 480 and 960 fps.

That way it's instantly obvious if there are any sort of trickery going on.

*: See https://github.com/gopro/labs/discussions/1193