Hi Tamara have been watching your videos good content I have a question for you I have the Osmo action4 and have the I steady pro4gimbal I can’t pair it with camera so I cantuse stills or video any ideas thanks
P.S. Did you adjust the shutter speed range or just leave it at the default (1/60 - 1/8000)? Also, I just noticed your question at the end about processing power. 4K footage is gonna be more power hungry when doing editing, but I did hear that the codecs matter. I think by default this camera is set to HVEC, which I've heard needs a really beefy PC when editing. I changed mine to H.264. That's all I can think of at the moment.
the higher the FPS the more frames you have captured every second. Standard fps is: 24 or 25 (depends if you're in europe or usa) or sometimes it's 30 fps. With more frames, you can slow down the footage more. So 60fps you can slow down the footage x2, 120fps you can slow down x4 etc. But a higher frame rate also requires MORE light and more storage space on memory cards (as well as high speed memory cards).
Thanks bro
Gonna try 0.3 ev for exposure comp. I am finding that this camera likes to crush shadows and blacks, so we'll see how that goes.
Can you please write down whats the settings for street vlogging ?
Hi Tamara have been watching your videos good content I have a question for you I have the Osmo action4 and have the I steady pro4gimbal I can’t pair it with camera so I cantuse stills or video any ideas thanks
P.S. Did you adjust the shutter speed range or just leave it at the default (1/60 - 1/8000)? Also, I just noticed your question at the end about processing power. 4K footage is gonna be more power hungry when doing editing, but I did hear that the codecs matter. I think by default this camera is set to HVEC, which I've heard needs a really beefy PC when editing. I changed mine to H.264. That's all I can think of at the moment.
What's the difference between a higher and lower fps? Thx😊
the higher the FPS the more frames you have captured every second.
Standard fps is: 24 or 25 (depends if you're in europe or usa) or sometimes it's 30 fps.
With more frames, you can slow down the footage more. So 60fps you can slow down the footage x2, 120fps you can slow down x4 etc.
But a higher frame rate also requires MORE light and more storage space on memory cards (as well as high speed memory cards).
@@justalexhimself Thank you!