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I know right! It’s amazing that it’s free!

Gyroflow doesn’t use the frames. It uses the gyrodata from the gopro. Same thing hypersmooth does but without giving you the freedom to reframe in post. So using hypersmooth removes your possibility of reframing for vertical on the 8:7 image which is very nice compared to hypersmooths 4k 16:9 image. But as long as you see it work perfectly for you then that is what matters. I saw no clear effect when using gyroflow on image stabilized with hypersmooth. So this all is why I recommend filming open gate on the gopro and utilizing gyroflow to stabilize with the gyrodata instead of using the frame tracking mode seen in most other software or using hyper smooth which leaves little room in post production 😊

@@PetterHetland it does use the gyro data yes. But it only has a certain amount of frames to use as a source ie 30 or 60 per second usually. The way hypersmooth works is that it takes hundreds of frames per second to smooth it. So just the math itself tells you it's better to smooth it using hyper smooth first and then used gyro flow to after. But whatever works for you is cool. Im just trying to help

@mattw4176 ok cool. I told you of the downfalls of using in camera stabilization for the gopro. Using hypersmooth is not as good. Just ask anyone using gopro for fpv. Your information is sadly false and you have not understood how the gopro works. And, no. Gyroflow does not use any frames. It is stated on the webpage. It would not be as fast if it used motion tracking from the frames. Motion tracking with images is way more taxing than the gyrodata used by gyroflow. That is why gyroflow is extremely fast and why it can even stabilize aerial footage where there is only blue sky or extreme motion blur. Hypersmooth does not use hundreds of frames to stabilize either. It uses gyro data from the gopro. Having instant feedback and playback on stabilization would not work if the small computer in the gopro used frames for information. A gyroscope gives instant feedback while algorithms in the software read this and compensates for it by cropping from the original 8:7 frame that the gopro has. That is why you can’t see the whole frame of 8:7 when using these functions because gopro needs to crop the image. The algorithm in the gopro is good but it is not as good as the algorithm and computer in Gyroflow. Comparing images I filmed on my bike trip I see a huge difference in quality between the two. Since hypersmooth often gave me a skewed and weird image where gyroflow is basically perfect. No consumer or prosumer camera today can read hundreds or even 30-60 frames per second and stabilize it instantly and show it on the backscreen like you think the gopro does. Thanks for trying to help, but it’s not helpful. And very misleading. Please stop spreading false and wrong information on my channel. I was nice once but any more comments about this effect will be deleted unless you can admit that you have miss understood how stabilization works in modern tech. Thank you. Ps: I will not reply to any more comments in this thread and I will delete the comment if you try to still spread wrong information.

@@PetterHetland Ok fair enough, as you said I mis understood how it works and apologies for that.. I will try it without hypersmooth and if it is even better then I thank you for this interaction because you have helped me improve it even more

@mattw4176 no problem at all brother. I was more worried you were just arguing to argue with me, and for no reason. Never a problem to discuss stuff and I am sorry if I sounded rude. Just trying to help people here get better results and sometimes I get a bit invested. Hope you find a great way to work with your gopro. And if that is using hypersmooth first then that is perfect for you and all you need. Wish you good luck man and thank you for watching my video and discussing with me. Talking to people here gives me a lot of happiness. Glad I did not scare you away.

Thanks bro❤️

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

Thank you so much!

It is a lot of fun!

This was in February 😊

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! Let me know if you capture something amazing!

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You are welcome❤️

Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you liked it and thanks for the sub!

Lovely man

@@MrFrattinivincenzo glad you liked it!

Glad you liked it! It’s a long one, but I think it’s as condensed as I can make it while still showing all I know and have learned from shooting hundreds of hyper lapses. Thanks for watching!

We were there in march :) a great time if you want both sunlight and dark nights with aurora. The only factor is of course the weather. We only caught glimpses of the aurora on our first night sadly.

Thanks for your reply。 I am planning go to there also. Will I encounter the polar night during November 29th to December 4th this year?

@@felixchao2113 happy to reply! You’ll be there just before polar night which starts on 7. desember. But there will be almost no noticeable difference as at that time the days will be very short already. But it’s always best in my opinion to explore when you have some daylight. The chances of seeing the northern lights will at least be higher when the night is so long 😊

@@PetterHetland thank for your kindly suggestions. I think your travel time is better. The March could enjoy the day view, and night view, and aurora. Wish I will enjoy myself travel time also. Your video is so amazing beautiful.

@@felixchao2113 you will definitely enjoy your time there when you go there. Lofoten is always beautiful! And at night with the snowy peaks and aurora it will be amazing! I hope you get an amazing time. Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed my film! 😊

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Glad I’m not the only one seeing it like this 😍😅

Thank you so much! 😍😊

I agree! Thank you! 😊

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Thanks Phil, glad you liked it! And thanks for tagging me on Instagram, that's very cool! loved the shot! Well for this shot I was using my extremely big and heavy old tripod which I wouldn't recommend to anybody just because of how big and bulky it is. Unless you plan to try this with a cinema rig then I have two other recommendations instead. amzn.to/3vHc167 - This is a lighter travel tripod from Sirui that is very similar to the one I use now, but mine is a bit older. amzn.to/3SmdxmN - This is what I would like to have myself now, a bit more expensive but still not too expensive. These are both travel tripods so they take less space when packing. The one I used in the video is amazing and sturdy, but I have ended up using it less and less because of it's size and only using it in extreme conditions or when I have filmed with a full camera rig which gets a bit top heavy. but most of the time I use my $250 travel tripod that is no longer in production. The tripod in this video cost about $500... Also, just want to point out that the links to amazon are affiliate, so if you use them I might get 2-4% commission on what you buy without it costing you extra. It's not a lot, but it helps me a bit :) Hope this helps and please feel free to ask any other questions! And tag me again if you go out shooting more of these photos! :D

Thank you! 😊 I am glad you find it useful. Let me know if you want to see me post anything special 😊

Thank you so much! Glad you liked it. make sure you check out the first one as well and I will be posting a third one soon!

They really are amazing trips we have together 🥰

Thank you man❤️❤️

Thank you! Glad you liked it! I have only experienced that one new years eve, since as you say, it depends on the weather. But I have only celebrated new years eve in Tromsø 3 times, so 1/3 isn’t too bad I think. But the northern lights don’t need fireworks as I think fireworks and explosions just ruin the beautiful show that is the aurora. So aim to see them when it’s not new years eve, that’s my tip! 😊

@@PetterHetland Thanks! And I have experienced the Lights several times before. Even photographed them. I was just wondering if I could make something interesting, combining them with fireworks. But I hear what you say and would probably agree that the Lights are wonderfully peaceful and not too compatible with the explosive show of the fireworks.

@ThomasParis ah, well I’m sure it would look amazing mixed with fireworks, just that the chances are slim since there’s only fireworks on 1 day of the year in Norway. But celebrating new years on top of fjellheisen was a magical experience none the less!

@ThomasParis ah, well I’m sure it would look amazing mixed with fireworks, just that the chances are slim since there’s only fireworks on 1 day of the year in Norway. But celebrating new years on top of fjellheisen was a magical experience none the less!

@@PetterHetland Oh, if I was in Tromsø, I would definitely give it a chance. But I'm a 4 hours fly away... I hope I can spend a few weeks in northern Norway in February or March. But I guess I'll spend New Year's eve here.

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You look amazing! Thank you❤️❤️

Thank you! Yes it was an amazing trip😍

They really are!

How are you able to comment? I’m looking for you???? You disappeared and now your commenting on YT? 😭😭

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Thank you! The problem with this cave is that it’s extremely tiny and empty that’s why the video ended up this way. There isn’t anything to explore besides the old hay. I had probably 30 minutes of film exploring every detail of the cave, but nothing really was interesting. So I ended up making it a «horror film» instead. I will be looking for other adventures!

Glad you liked it! Thank you! 😊

Takk! Den e ganske fin når man e på tur, tar lite plass og veie lite😎

Definitely a beautiful day!

Hello! Could you please send me an email about your intended use? Some information of how you want to show the video etc. It’s easier to have a conversation like this over email. My email is post@petterhetland.com

That’s awesome! It’s an amazing experience and well worth it! The bag I was using is called «Jerven Duk» it’s a survival bag for extreme conditions. It’s an amazing bag. Not completely a sleeping bag but you can use it as such. It’s thin but can keep you warm in extreme weather. I did a full change of clothing inside it that night without being cold once. They have different versions of the bag for different ocations. 😊

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Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you like it! 😊

Thank you! Glad you liked it! 😊