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I have a few on my laptop i can post later. Also my friend makes most of the videos. Ill get you his youtube name and you can check some of his videos out. Mostly done with tripod , pole, and chestyDoes anybody have any dirt bike videos they are especially proud of?
Something not the typical helmet mount for 18 minutes?, etc.
I'm thinking of mounting a buckle to my chest protector....anybody done that? Instead of using my Chesty.
Just checking for random videos that people are proud of with their riding locations, editing skills, etc.
Youtube is full of videos that went straight from camera to internet. And it looks like that's what they've done.
Here is a frame I extracted.
Cool thanks. Nice to see samples of others. I spent more time than I care to admit researching mountain bike videos. It's mostly common sense. As the person doing the sport, we kind of know what looks decent.I have a few on my laptop i can post later. Also my friend makes most of the videos. Ill get you his youtube name and you can check some of his videos out. Mostly done with tripod , pole, and chesty
Just got a Hero 4 Black for Christmas from the woman. Haven't got a chance to use it really yet but this was one attachment I was looking at. Hard to pull the trigger on it for 70 bones thoughany of you gopro fans interested on this? http://shop.gopro.com/mounts/sportsman-mount/ASGUM-001.html I have 3 of them BRAND NEW in the box let me know.
Bai.
Have fun with it. Get to know the settings. The correct resolutions for the scene you're setting up is helpful. You can fix image size in post as well.Just got a Hero 4 Black for Christmas from the woman. Haven't got a chance to use it really yet but this was one attachment I was looking at. Hard to pull the trigger on it for 70 bones though
Yea there are way to many settings and choices. I have been using 2k but I feel like there is no point to do anything higher than 1080 unless it was professional. Have to find some editing software also. Loved Adobe Premier but don't feel like paying for it. I will have to try GoPro's software soon.Have fun with it. Get to know the settings. The correct resolutions for the scene you're setting up is helpful. You can fix image size in post as well.
Enjoy!
Just got a Hero 4 Black for Christmas from the woman. Haven't got a chance to use it really yet but this was one attachment I was looking at. Hard to pull the trigger on it for 70 bones though
I only have GoPro Studio and it works pretty well. I'd like an Adobe product, but like you don't want to pay for it.
I would benefit from the stabilization features Adobe has though. Studio allows multi speed playback. Forward/Reverse. Keyframing for most controls. White balance settings for temperature and tint. Two text fields, so you can overlap text on the same frame. And two audio tracks. I run a sound clip until a point, and overlap the next audio track over it by a few seconds, fading one out and one in.
I can not compare Studio to other software but it works well enough for me.
As or resolution, I have the Hero2, not as many settings as your has. But I shoot in 960 often (4:3 format) because you get height in the capture. Shooting widescreen limits the top/bottom. It works goof for two reasons, on a bike for example, you get to capture controls and further ahead. Also, you can zoom it to get 16:9 in post production. It keeps the width and crops top/bottom. You can shift the framing up/down and left/right too.