Struggling With Boring Looking Go Pro Footage? Go Pro 11 Setup!

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @budgetbiker7
    @budgetbiker7 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is exactly the video I wish I was introduced to when I first got my gopro. Sick video! (would also love to see an in-depth guide to how you color grade - it looks absolutely insane)

  • @rcraceworx
    @rcraceworx Год назад

    Super helpful! Thanks 👊🏻

  • @supermalevitality8532
    @supermalevitality8532 Год назад

    Thank you for this! You have my some of my favorite POV footage. Keep up the shredding brah

  • @DevDodger
    @DevDodger Год назад +1

    thanks! i just got the hero 11 and I was using your 9 tutorial, I wanted to get the best quality and motion blur for races and trails that I just do for fun! tysm!

    • @luca_cometti
      @luca_cometti  Год назад +1

      Awesome! Hope this video will steer you in the right direction

  • @Milkdudsandpancakes
    @Milkdudsandpancakes 10 месяцев назад

    Any feedback from switching to the polar pro filters from the telesin filters (aside from the obvious price difference )? Still running the 32 as your main ? Love your footage and insight here !

    • @luca_cometti
      @luca_cometti  10 месяцев назад +1

      Cheers! Polar pro filters have been great. Won’t be going back to the others. 32 is my main for midday. But 16 usually in better light near sunrise or sunset and in the trees

  • @antoinetraversat9
    @antoinetraversat9 Год назад

    my nd footage always comes out shaky and dark with nd 8 and nd 16 haven’t tried 32 yet. I use same shutter iso etc as you, any clue what It could be doing wrong ?

  • @ChazFMTBChronicles
    @ChazFMTBChronicles 10 месяцев назад

    Do you or have you ever used the max lens mod ? What do you think of it ?

    • @luca_cometti
      @luca_cometti  10 месяцев назад +1

      I have. It is a cool feature, the extra stabilization is great for chest mount especially. Another nice thing you can do with it is orient you camera horizontally, but shoot vertically. Just doesn't allow you to lock the shutter like you can with an ND filter, which in turn gives you less motion blur.