GOPRO 10 Video footage quality comparison 😱 60fps vs 120fps | WIDE vs Linear | 5.3k vs 4k vs 2.7
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- GoPro 10 Video footage quality tested& compared!
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GoPro10 VS GoPro9 STABILISATION TEST HERE: • Ninja walking the Gopr...
We took the GoPro Hero 10 outside in Spain and we are comparing aaaaaaalllll the things that matter when it comes to video.
We test resolutions 1080 vs 2.7k vs 4k vs 5k
We test the framerates 1080p 30/60/120/240 vs 2.7k 60/120/240FPS vs 4k 24/30/60/120 FPS (yes our love of 120FPS is put to the test) and 5k 30/60FPS
We also compare 4k between each frame rate but we also compare 4k with 5k on the same frame rates.
CHAPTER LIST
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00:00 - Introduction & GoPro10 quality questions
00:48 - Comparing GoPro Hero 10 quality
00:54 - 1080 30 LINEAR
00:59 - 2.7k 60p LINEAR
01:05 - 2.7k 120p LINEAR
01:11 - 2.7k 240p LINEAR
01:16 - 4k 24p LINEAR
01:22 - 4k 30p LINEAR
01:28 - 4k 60p LINEAR
01:34 - 4k 120p LINEAR
01:40 - 5k 30p LINEAR
01:48 - 5k 60 LINEAR
01:54 - GoPro 1080 vs 2.7k
02:09 - 4k 24/30/60/120
02:23 - GoPro 10 4k vs 5k
02:36 - GoPro 10 4k VS 5k vs 4k120
02:47 - Remember this is a 24fps timeline
03:12 - GoPro10 Wide quality test
03:17 - 1080 30p WIDE
03:22 - 1080 60p WIDE
03:31 - 1080 120p WIDE
03:39 - 1080 240p WIDE
03:45 - GoPro 10 2.7k WIDE
03:48 - 2.7k 60p WIDE
03:52 - 2.7k 120p WIDE
03:59 - 2.7k 240p WIDE
04:05 - 4k 24p WIDE
04:10 - 4k 30p WIDE
04:17 - 4k 60p WIDE
04:23 - 4k 120p WIDE
04:29 - 5k 30p WIDE
04:35 - 5k 60p WIDE
04:41 - GoPro10 WIDE vs Linear
04:44 - GoPro10 5k30 Linear vs 5k30 Wide
04:44 - GoPro10 5k30 Linear vs 5k30 Wide Pixel Peep
05:17 - GoPro10 4k120 Linear vs 4k120 Wide
05:27 - GoPro10 4k120 Linear vs 4k120 Wide Pixel Peep
05:46 - GoPro10 Footage Comparison Conclusions
06:24 - A nice video effect I made
06:35 - ABSOLUTE AMAZEMENT & Recommendations
Music used and loved:
1 • Blank Kytt - Deniro
2 • Blank Kytt - Cassette... 
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Is the lost of details important when you reframe the shoot to 9:16 vertical? Or is it acceptable , do you have any example?
I have a GoPro 10, a Skyneat Anamorphic lens and a Comica CVM-VM10 MK2 external microphone mounted on it, inside a GoPro Media Mod, and an Inkee Falcon Plus stabilizer. I shoot 4K @ 60fps, Medium Sharpness, HyperSmooth (Standard), Lens (Linear + Horizon Leveling ), Bit Rate (High), Shutter (Auto), EV Comp (-0.5), White Balance (Auto), ISO (100 Low - 800 High ) and Color ( Flat ). Post production software (Davinci Resolve Studio 17 ). Works Great !
duuuuuuude :D you got the golden setup for a GoPro 10. How does the Anamorphic footage look? Post production is great on Davinci, I try my best to keep things as mobile as I can so Luma Fusion ftw.
@@VictorReviewsGarage Oh I forgot, I also have the Zoom H1N for remote recording which I do audio sync later on Davinci. Makes a big difference in clarity audio recording.
👉 DJI ACTION 2 4k QUALITY TEST: ruclips.net/video/fNwYAV9K99o/видео.html (same as this 👆 video)
🔴 INCERDIBLE GOPRO10 STABILISATION TEST: ruclips.net/video/uxPojtvaTsA/видео.html
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@Victor's Reviews Garage will you be doing a similar test for the GoPro 11? now we the new sensor.
yes, i'm expecting somewhere in the following week.
What's the resolution that's actually uploaded to RUclips ? Seems hard to compare 1080p/4K/5K side by side when the RUclips will actually be post-processed to the final resolution (4K, I would assume).
1080p video will look more like 1080p video when viewed in 4k on youtube than if viewed in 1080p. Because the 1080p bitrate on RUclips is so low.
Thanks for the great video. If you don’t want the distortion of a wide angle, would you choose 4k or 5k? Thanks.
I have not noticed that much distortion. I shoot 5k because i can edit it and choose Linear so that I don't need to do any post processing. :D hope that helped
Thanks for the comparison video. I would like to use it for travel vlog during daylight. What is your opinion on the best settings in terms of FPS, 4K vs 5K and Linear vs Wide?
Hey 👋
So I think it depends what you want to do and what you have as editing tool.
My travel setup:
5k/4k based on a case by case
over 60fps
Sharpness Medium or High
Quality: high quality
Color: GoPro or Vivid
Linear with HL and Wide for scenery.
2x128gb micro sd cards
2 or 3 Batteries
If I would have been building a travel vlog I would for sure use 4k60 Linear with horizon levelling most of the time and then wide for big views or first person view (when you have your camera next to your body)
Sometimes I switch to 5k 60 if the scenery is especially beautiful and then I can crop in later and export in 24fps/ 1080p.
Basically I would only shoot in above 60fps so I can get that buttery slow movement if I need it and then choose between 1080/4k/5k based on my situation.
Keep in mind 5k 60 is a big file and also consumes battery faster + harder to edit. (I will make a video about this)
BUT In the end it is about the story you say and the angles you film yourself with. So just go for 4k Linear if you are starting out. Don't hesitate to share your travel gopro videos with me I love travel vlogs so you have one subscriber here :D
Also always I use the Hypersmooth boost. always. I feel like the stabilisation is just the best even if a bit cropped in.
@@VictorReviewsGarage thanks, Victor! That is a really good opinion and advice. I will save it for future use. Also, thanks for subscribing. All the vids on my channel were using a phone camera and the quality is not that good. I am planning to be a full time RUclipsr and set up a new vlog with a small camera that will be GoPro 10 for my next travel probably starting on the second quarter of this year. Mostly will be South East Asia or tropical related countries.
Hello sir
Sir I have also purchased gopro hero 10 black but I am not able to suit video in that because it has a lot of modes and I am not able to understand anything you help me while riding bike and shoot in mode from normal video and in how many regulation and fPS which will run in all mobiles
Hey Digvijay, here is my advice:
If you have a good phone or computer to edit:
Resolution: 4k 16:9
Framerate: 24fps
If you have a normal phone or computer to edit:
Resolution: 2.7k 16:9
Framerate: 24fps
If you wear gopro on chest or hat use Lens: WIDE camera. If you have it on your bike Lens: LINEAR (maybe HorizonLeveling).
Other settings:
Hypersmooth Boost anytime you shoot
Bitrate: Standard
Sharpness: High
Color Profile: VIVID
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I personally shoot in 5.3k 60fps but really hard to edit.
friend give me some advice. Bought a gopro11 for travel. What is the best resolution for this camera? 4k30fps, 4k60fps, 5.3k30fps or 5.3k60fps???
hey man! It depends a lot on what you edit. Desktop/pc/mac or ipad etc.
I have an apple workflow and still i would probably shoot 5.3k 60fps (even thought it is harder to edit). But if you have a long vacation 4k60fps is great and has amazing stabilisation on the 11.
awesome! 4k60 is for me. the 120 is a bit to washed out.
Excellent video! I would say the 5k 60fps would make for a clearer 4k 60fps in post, unless you just use 4k 60fps.
The 4k 120fps is a setting I actually need and desire for the most part since I promote 120fps video playback on my channel. I would do 4k 120fps linear since I really have no other choice, haha.
The 2.7k 120fps and 240fps really need to be sharper. I would use the 240fps occasionally but not too often since it's a bit too blurry image wise.
I still would buy this camera since it's only $500 or $400 with the 1 year subscription on GoPro's website. The high quality 4k 120fps cameras can retail for thousands of dollars 💸 💵
here is the problem we found out whilst testing the GoPro10 120fps. ruclips.net/video/uxPojtvaTsA/видео.html it just does not do the same job as the GoPro 9 at stabilisation. well honestly 5k doesn't do a great job either compared to the 9.
@@VictorReviewsGarage Yes 😦 I saw!
Hi, does the 5.3k reso have the 24fps option?
Hey Jemon, nope, it does not. Weird no? 4k does. 2.7 doesn't.
It does now with the latest firmware.
That 5k quality is amazing. The 4k is over sharpened. I wonder if that gets better if I lower the sharpness level. I guess I will use 5k even though the battery life goes less than an hour. Worth it.
yup, 5k is very good. I think this was shot on medium sharpness (but I need to check) all high bitrate. But the stabilisation is not equal versus previous GoPro9. check this out ruclips.net/video/uxPojtvaTsA/видео.html
I tried 5.3k 30 on a cooking video, after 9:37 use, the GoPro Hero 10 wasn't my hero anymore, it overheated and I lost my video because it shut down.
@@GrillWarrior I n my case I lower the bitrate because the overheating.
I can relate. Same problem for me while i was testing it against the gopro 9: ruclips.net/video/uxPojtvaTsA/видео.html
Literally the gopro 9 was not shutting down while the 10 yes.
But a bit of advice. Have you tried a software update? They fixed a few things under the hood.
@@VictorReviewsGarage gopro9 doesn't shut off when it is 5k in high bitrate?
Thanks for doing this. I was thinking doing the same thing, but thank to your excellent video it is obvious that 4K 60fps is the best for almost anything. Wide can be a bit of problem when filming buildings due to distortion but fine for nature. I think that the camera is not doing any noise reduction in 4K 120fps. Also surprised that 5.3K does not look sharper than 4K?
yeah, I think the benefit of the 5k is that you can zoom in to basically any part of it and just export in 4k afterwards. it gives you some flexibility. Yup, also 4k60 is the deal, but then the question is, why GoPro 10 and not GoPro 9 then?
Also to add to that topic check this out in 5k test (sent with timestamp) ruclips.net/video/uxPojtvaTsA/видео.html
I was super excited about 4k120fps but I think 5k60 or 4k60 are my go tos :D
@@VictorReviewsGarage Im confused when it comes to the quality and how to set it up in post. ive been working in FCP. is that what you use?
@@OvertheTopShot what exactly do you mean by quality? What I meant is if you shoot 5.3k 60fps it will be harder to edit with a normal non M1 mac :D . probably will require proxy to work with so larger disk space. Other post production in FCP is LUTS, applying that after the fact is fun and gets you a better image. but for quick editing i just use the normal/vivid color from gopro
@@VictorReviewsGarage I use a iMac with the M1 chip. Maybe I’m doing something else wrong, idk. It seems like my quality doesn’t show as to what the project is set to. I’ve called apple support and they say wit the m1, I shouldn’t have to worry about using proxy media when working on a project. Also, I get confused on the 4:3 ratio. It seems the base 4K (2160x3840?) looks better. Idk I’m confused.
@@OvertheTopShot well first of all. M1 is a rocket when it comes to editing, so good choice. It is indeed for 4k you might not need proxy. But when is your problem occuring? 01) When you edit the videos look poor quality 02) before you drag them in 03) when you export them?
Honestly, I never noticed a quality difference between 4:3 vs 16:9. Again are we talking what comes directly from the camera?
Woah, the difference between 4k and 5k is really amazing, 5k looks way better, much more detail and sharper
5k is so useful when it comes to reframing content after you have shot it. it is very good for this but it brings some problems along
1) editing (5.3k 60fps is quite a big boy)
2) storage (quickly fills up)
3) battery (overheats and battery drains faster)
But I mostly choose 5.3k also myself. You have a gopro?
@@VictorReviewsGarage I only have a Gopro Hero 8 but I agree with what you said..
In my hero 10 i always use 2.7k 30fps
Cus im editing on my phone for my content
4k is to long to download in phone
Very nice content man love it.
Thank you sir for the kind words 🙏! I gave up transferring footage from gopro, I just use the card reader. I agree 2.7k is the best medium format that fits any need. In the end on youtube I see 1080 24fps and it does not bother me. 4k/5k just brings an entire new set of problems when it comes to post production.
I knew 4K 60fps was the winner from just a sample of the picture comparisons.
basically I shoot now in 4k60 or 5k60 (if I feel I like to kill my editing speed). If I had to chose my go to one. it would be 4k 60
Thanks for sharing illustrate fps
Thank you man, check out more GoPro review that just dropped: ruclips.net/video/uxPojtvaTsA/видео.html
Were the bitrate, sharpness, and stabilization settings the same for all of the tests? Some of the footage feels a bit over-sharpened maybe?
For wide vs linear, jury is out. A key question is how will you use the footage? If you're happy with the wide look then wide is probably the way to go. But if you expect to correct the fisheye in post, my hunch is that doing linear in-camera would be the better bet. Would be great to see a comparison of 4K linear straight from the camera, vs 4K wide corrected to linear in post.
Would love to hear others' opinions on this.
Hey, yup sharpness and stabilisation were the same. My personal preference in the shot is for sure linear. Take any step away from the creation process for me and I am happy with it.
ohhh also regarding the wide correction. I mostly edit on iPad rarely touch FCP anymore so might try that when I get back to the desktop. need to transfer footage.
@@VictorReviewsGarage Awesome, thanks for the response!
5k is what 4k should look like. 4k looks like 2.7 upscale
why do you say that? To me 5.3k looks great and 4k looks ok. I never loved the 2.7k
if you do tests like this, you should use sharpening in all tests, and not some sharpening on and some off. crazy
great job man (Y)
Thank you! :D gopro 11 coming soon :D
I really had a hard time trying to watch four videos at the same time and pick up any significant difference. They all showed a parking area and effectively communicated that it was indeed a parking area. I was distracted by the music and was wondering if anyone really listened to it on purpose? The other question was why there was a blond in some shots and not the others? Was there something going on with Blondie and the guy who had his face blurred out? Why else would it matter to anyone that Mr. Blurry Face was there in the parking area?
4k 60fps I liked the best
I am actually split between 5.3k 60 fps and 4k 60. 4k60 is really easy to edit, 5k is a bit heavier on the processor
FPS FTW
Higher frames baby 👍
But sometimes harder to edit :D
5.3 K jest najlepszy, ale potrzebujesz więcej wyostrzania, 5.3 K ma mniejszą redukcję szumów.
all i can say is :D Myślę, że możesz pobawić się ostrością
It looks like 40 @ 60 fps is the highest I would go, and 5K in general makes the footage more blurry. And same with wide, makes the footage look more blurry. From another video I have seen, it looks like 5K downscaled to 4K will give worse footage than just shooting in 4K.
I will probably shoot in 5k 60. I think in posts I can sharpen A BIT what I have there. also it allows me to zoom. But who am I kidding, it matters what I shoot. the 5k overheats like a mf :( I was not even able to test it when I compared it to the 9 here is proof: ruclips.net/video/uxPojtvaTsA/видео.html
Why no comparing 4K 60 wide vs linear ?
Yup, will do in the gopro 11 one dropping soon.
If you want a quick comparison of super vs wide vs linear vs narrow for gopro we did a short one when we compare it to the dji action. (It is not as thorough as this one but gives you an idea)
Ps: i only shoot linear with gopro myself
m.ruclips.net/video/0FYTWkm1YNg/видео.html
5.3K 30fps for activities
Tbh i like the 60fps so i can slow smooth it out a bit in post. Also depends on what you edit.
If I do landscapes then 5.3k 30fps for me also
@@VictorReviewsGarage thanks
Were you high when you made this? You showed very little moving objects and in some scenarios none!!
high on tech man high on tech. Will try to make things more dynamic next :D
5k looks poor looks blurry compared to the 4k I still like 4k 30fps 4k 60fps
Tbh i kind of agree with you when it comes to choosing. I have used 5k 60 this summer it has been a drag to edit. 4k60 looks just fine and is very smooth on any machine
@@VictorReviewsGarage yes
5K looks great. 4K looks over sharped and over contrast, like cheap android phone footage.
yup, I will go for the 5k every time also. If your machine can edit it it is the best option. For example on the DJI Action 2 you have only 4k and I feel it is not enough.
You can skip to 04:00 here to see what I mean: ruclips.net/video/0FYTWkm1YNg/видео.html
You shoot 5k you export 4k and basically you don't even need to center the subject, you can do it afterwards...
@@VictorReviewsGarage in this case it's not about resolution - I just don't like color science for 4K :)
for me everything is the same
then choose the best option for your storage :D 4k 60fps or 5k 60fps
Lol why is 4k better? You can see the rocks more on the ground. Something wrong man
I think 5k 60 is great for all exept for editing, it might be slower :D
4k 60fps for me is the best option!❌
Absolutely. This is how I will be filming also. But you think this is all? I just got the DJI action 2. OMG... will post a video soon.
@@VictorReviewsGarage Me too 4K 60fps was the clear winner from what I've seen👍
This is actually a great review. I fall for 4K 60fps. So, I have to make an additional "experiment" to convince myself.
GoPro 10 - sharpness medium
4K60 vs 5.3K60
Indeed 4K was sharper than that of 5.3K .... but .... using Davinci, I managed to sharpen 5.3K to achieve almost similar sharpness to that of 4K.
Indeed extra work is required here, but for certain clips (or for most of it), I would stick to 5.3K (or 5K on GP9).
Yup, I think it's a balance on how much you work on them. I agree with you.
TBH I kind of chose in what I shoot (5.3k vs 4k) based on what I will shoot and my intention to actually edit it afterwards.
How does DaVinci scrub through the 5.3k does it breath heavily or just keeps the butter smoothness? (I don't mean export I mean actual edit time while you are editing the footage)
@@VictorReviewsGarage I do the same as well, but try to shoot most of my clips in 5.3K60, except for when recording indoors with less light, I'll do 5.3K30. During bad lighting, I would go down to 4K60 or even 4K30.
I am on Macbook Pro 15" with an Intel processor (GPU is Radeon Pro). My workflow is by importing/exporting from/to an external SSD.
A 1.5 mins clip took around 4 minutes to complete (single clip, sharpened), original in 5.3K30 exported as 4K30. If you mean that "during" editing, then I would say it was butter smooth, with no hiccup during slicing-deleting or when moving your cursor on the timeline.
I think the choice for 4K60 over 5.3K60 for those who argued that 4K looks sharper should be tied to "sharp for those who prefer not to do post-processing".
4K so blurry wtg???!!!
You think all the 4k frame rates are blurry? Or just a specific one?