I'll play around with the ISO settings like u said. This really depends on application, I generally do 2.7k at 60 FPS but if I'm doing action footage I will step down to the 1080p at 120 FPS. If I'm doing a scenery shot then I will go 4k with 30 FPS and just slow my movements.
Chest-mounted mountain biking is a good example where 5.3K 4:3-30 Wide has better stabilization than 5.3K 8:7-30 due to having more room to move around on the taller sensor. If you’re editing in a 16:9 timeline, you can sub out the 4:3 modes for SuperView equivalents in 16:9. So when the GoPro Hero11 Black launched last fall, you could say I was excited to try it out for a few reasons. For starters, the latest iteration boasts a taller sensor that gives it an 8:7
Today's video is all riding footage with the new GoPro Hero 12 Black. I have had the GoPro 12 for a couple months now and think I've landed on the best setti
Using Your GoPro's Modes. There are 2 ways to navigate the menus of your GoPro Camera. Use the onboard “mode” and “select” sequential button push method. Use the app. This is much faster and makes it clear what you are doing and why. Time lapse: This compresses a long time period in a short time sequence.
Video Setting: Photo Setting 2.7K60, Wide FOV; Photo, Wide FOV; Continuous photo, Wide FOV; Cycling, Mountain Biking: GoPro, HERO and their respective logos
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