Absolutely Brilliant !!!!! All the features of gopro is clearly explained . The best video on gopro I've ever seen. 'Thanks' is just small word to describe your efforts. I realy appreciate your work & I'm on board to join you.😀
Great video, thanks. But does it really make sense to have 5k with 24p? This appears to be quite choppy an many situations, especially the ones with camera movement.
Thanks for your feedback. Fair point. Rolling shutter is an issue, especially with smaller sensors and EIS on. If there isn’t a lot of side to side movement it isn’t a big deal but if there is filming in 60fps can help.
Your videos are so good, so much information really well said, I have my new GoPro hero 9 black about 2 weeks now, it's my first ever GoPro camera, and I'm in a experiment faze at the moment, I brought mine from an official retailer but seems to heat up a little bit, and also the battery life isn't that I hope it would be, did you or have you ever come across this, thanks take care stay safe.
I appreciate your feedback. Yes, what I found with mine is updating the firmware did help with the camera running a little cooler and also seemed to optimize battery life. I do find that if I’m filming in 5K, then my battery life is typically only going to be about a max of a little over 1 hour. The camera does get warm but I only finding it getting really hot if I’m outside in hot weather and direct sunlight. Even with it getting hot I have still found it functions properly without powering off or having other glitches.
@@GreatDayForAHike thanks so so much for the detailed information your awesome, I understand now, I know this next question is going to sound strange lol, I'm a newbie total newbie, I'm used to filming of a mobile phone, now today I filmed my first ever GoPro video and my desktop is a standard desktop 1080p NOT 4K or anything like that, so when I played back my footage I could hear myself talk but not see the video, so then I downloaded a program called VLC media player and that showed my video but the video was very very slow moving if that then at times the video wouldn't move, I'm guessing I need a 4K computer right?, I thought I'd ask before spending money on a computer thanks for your time and help take care stay safe.
@@Rate-My-Travels You will want to make sure you have the HEVC codec installed. It should be a one-time purchase of 99 cents from Microsoft. Some say it can still be found for free out there too. GoPro 5K and 4K footage does take decent computing power to play it back and edit it due to the quality and bitrate of the footage. You won’t necessarily need a computer with a 4K display to play it back but you will need a decent CPU as the CPU will be handling most of the playback work with reading the footage filmed with the HEVC codec.
@@GreatDayForAHike thanks so so much again your a life saver, did what you said and now I can see my face and hear myself talking to my GoPro (I'm not crazy lol). I have installed HEVC, and so far everything is good. thanks so so much again for everything take care look after, stay safe.
Great instructions !!I am new to this new kind of footage, luckily i see the point of it ( studied photography in the eighties..) thanks! a new subscriber here !!
Thank You for an extremely clear and concise video set-up instruction, the best and clearest tutorial have seen on You Tube, I have subscribed, Thank You Again.
New subscriber from Chicago. Came across your videos, and I love them. It’s pretty straight forward. And very helpful. Quick question though which you probably got asked a gazillion of time. What is a good GoPro video editor for beginners. Thanks in advance!
Thank you for your feedback and support! A good, free video editing software to start with is VideoProc Vlogger. This software is specifically tailored for editing GoPro videos. If you want something with more advanced options you could also check out the free version of DaVinci Resolve.
Thanks for the video. I will try these but I am wondering in what context you are using activity vs cinematic? I understand the different resolutions and frame rates but are they both for slower motion shots?
Yes, for a fishing video I recommend using a combination of the standard and slow-mo modes that I demonstrate in this video. The standard would be good for normal action and the slow-mo would be good for those shots you want to slow down for emphasis.
Thank you for all this information.i dont have 30fps in my gopro 9.for cinematic settings i can only do 5k 25fps or 24fps.would like to use the videos from the camera. No editing extra.
Great question. For cycling I recommend wide or superview for the lens. That perspective looks great when cycling. As far as resolution and frame rate I recommend filming in the highest resolution. The frame rate will largely depend upon what fps you want your finished product in and if you want to do any slow motion. Anything between 24 fps and 60 fps will work for that depending on your finished product vision.
Thank you so much for the information on the settings, this will help me out as I have only just purchased my first GoPro so it's al new to me. Great channel have subscribed so look forward in following your channel..
Hey thanks so muc for the video, I have one querstion, the display in the back of the gopro9 seems to be having a green look in comparison to the front screen. Is there a way to adjsut the colors of the preview screens specially the big rear screen? Thanks a lot. Greetings from Berlin
This is a great question. I do not believe there is currently any way to adjust this but you are correct, it does have a greenish hue on the back vs the front. Maybe GoPro will implement this in a future firmware update.
I primarily use Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. DaVinci is a great value due to the free cost as long as it meets the editing needs that you have.
@@GreatDayForAHike sorry for the massacre of a sentence, typed on my phone.. so pretty much nothing changes except the angle of the lens, thank you kindly. never dabbled in anything video related so I m a complete moron on this subject. I even went out with my dog today, nice weather got to the forrest. turned on my goPro... no battery, left it at home in the charger..
@@GreatDayForAHike but I ve just realized I have another weird issue, I ve made some recordings with your settings.. left the cam to upload to cloud, it uploaded 1/3 not sure why it stopped. But now when i try to send it I cant find anywhere on the phone app to manually send to cloud.. and when I turned the auto upload it wont enter "view media" it spins forever.
I have not used the GoPro cloud service and I simply copy the files direct to my computer from the MicroSD card. So I can’t say for certain what the issue is that you are encountering but this sounds like some type of connectivity issue between the camera, the phone, and the cloud service. I recommend checking GoPro forums to see if anyone else has had this issue and what they did to resolve it.
Thank you for this video! I have one question, why would't set the shutter at 1/2xfps constantly without changing from auto every time i put a nd filter, do i miss something?
Generally having an ISO Max of 400, EV Comp set to to -0.5, Sharpness of Low or Medium are the key settings that will give best results in bright sunlight in 1080.
@@GreatDayForAHike yes it stinks, I just got my first GoPro. Already hooked ordering bunch of accessories. My main cameras are A6100 & A7C, but something tells me I’ll have Lot of fun with this little GoPro!
What would be the best settings for both action and standard video if I wanted to shoot footage and upload it to my FB page without using editing software? Where is that stone block dam located? Beautiful footage!
If you’d like to upload directly to FB I’d recommend using 24fps as the frame rate. The stone block dam is located along the Blue Ridge Parkway near the center of Virginia. It’s a nice place to visit.
You’re welcome! I use Adobe Premiere Pro and really like it. However, GoPro does have a free app that you can use for light editing of GoPro footage. There are many other great editing software options out there too depending on which operating system and hardware you use.
DaVinci Resolve. It's got a free version and even the full version is just 255€, lifetime, while Premier Pro costs 25€ a month and in 10 months as much as Resolve lifetime. And many video editors also need After Effects which costs the same. So it's really expensive, at least for me. Davinci Resolve free version is really powerful too and especially the coloring tab. It's still used in Hollywood (Google says) You can watch this video if you want: ruclips.net/video/C5nJ4RMy8mU/видео.html&ab_channel=ZebraZone
@@GreatDayForAHike I have Premiere Pro and Premiere Elements. Premiere Elements doesn’t handle 2.7K very well at all. That was very disappointing since I love the simplicity of Elements, and I have a lot of 2.7K footage that I’m just getting around to editing. I take it that you don’t have problems editing 5K or 2.7K footage with Premiere Pro?
would love to know what your editing software of choice, Do you like using gopro studio for the gopro hero black 9? or much editing can you do with the gopro plus. im trying to figure out which is the best editing solution. Thanks fore the great videos and tutorials .
I prefer to use Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve most of the time due to the extra editing options they offer. DaVinci has a free version that is actually very powerful. It takes a bit to learn it but it’s great.
It is a great option for travel vlogging. I recommend making sure you have a good external microphone option and don’t depend on the built-in GoPro audio. It’s not bad but if you want to take your vlogging to the next level you’ll want great audio as well.
Hello. I'm a new GoPro user and anxious to learn more, so please forgive my ignorance. My question is: How do you control your GoPro when you have it mounted on, for instance, a surf board or on a helmet? Don't you want to switch it on and off, and between video and photo for different occasions? Thank you.
Hello! Great question. You’ve got a few options. The first option is to use the GoPro App on your phone and connect it to your GoPro to control it and see what the camera sees. You can also switch modes using the app too. The App is free and is both Android and iOS compatible. Second option is a remote. I don’t recommend this option as it is pretty limited and doesn’t offer a lot of features. Third option is simply controlling the camera by hand and switching it off and on from the mount as well as switching modes as needed. Using the app on a phone to control the GoPro is my preferred method when I have it mounted. When I’m using the GoPro handheld I simply control it and switch modes by hand. Enjoy your GoPro!
Hi there. I am just starting my new cooking channel. Can you suggest what will be the best setting in your experience for video taping close up food cooking videos with the Gopro hero 9. Thank you Charlie
The GoPro Hero 9 does not have an autofocus option and objects will go out of focus if the camera is any closer than about 12 inches to the subject. With the Hero 9 Black you’ll also want to make sure you have really good lighting as the camera is not the strongest with indoor or low lighting. If you decide to look for a different camera for cooking channel vlogging that has autofocus I recommend something like the Sony ZV-1. We’ve tested this out for such purposes and it does really well for a relatively low cost. amzn.to/2Wr3H8V I do think the GoPro could be decent for wider angle shots if you have some type of multiple-camera setup but for close-ups it would not be the best choice.
Hi, that was interesting as a new user - however can I ask one question - if I dont want to do a lot ( any ) post processing, how would the settings change ? I am assuming the main change is to change Color to GoPro from Flat - is that correct or are there other changes that would be needed to have a product straight out of the camera ? ANY help gratefully received.
Hi, great question! I actually just published a video that outlines the best settings for those who want footage straight out of the GoPro with no editing: ruclips.net/video/R5jr22gNDNM/видео.html You are correct. One of the main changes is the color mode. There are a few other changes I recommend as well but that is a key one.
Both are great options. 2.7K is especially good if you want to do something like 2.7K 120fps to have slow motion when editing. As far as quality, there is not that much of a difference to the human eye, especially if you export your finished product as 1080p. You can’t go wrong with 2.7K.
You’re welcome! The standard mode settings should work well for urban environments too. In fact, if you’re around a lot of buildings and want the lines on those building to remain straight the Linear setting combined with Horizon Leveling will be great for this. The other settings should work well in an urban environment as well. If lighting is good you could bump the ISO Max setting back to 400. Otherwise these settings should work well.
Is it possible to tell us your export settings (premier pro?) as your video look so crispy? I tried everything but still gopro9 videos not looking crispy or clear enough!!!
@@GreatDayForAHike thank you for your reply. I will try your settings as well, I think my problem was that ISO was at 1600 , I will try it now with 800 or 400 max to see if finally look more clear because at the moment I'm a bit disappointed from gopro9 videos quality
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2 years later and this video still helps folks like me! Good job man!
Thank you for your feedback and I’m glad you found this helpful!
Going on a school trip tomorrow with the kids hope to capture some great footage with your tips and settings, so simple and easy to follow.
Great, have fun!
Awesome information Got a Go pro 9 recently for Father's Day
That’s great. I hope you enjoy your GoPro!
I just watched this again, to set up my old hero 9 and i swear the song playing is a remake of Brass Bonanza for my Hartford whalers ❤
I've been taking some killer time lapse videos lately thanks to u and Ur channel, thx for all the great content dude
Love hearing this. Thank you for your feedback.
Thank you I just bought my G9 last day.. its big help for me..
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Very detailed and informative settings on the best cinematic video of my GoPro9. Thanks!
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Thank you so much for clarifying the use of those icons!
I shall ask you for help!
Have a great day!
Thank you, you too!
The first video I could follow along with ease great job thank you .
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Thanks, this was very helpful. I just got my gopro hero 9 and you literally walked me through setting it up 👍
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Nice video, thanks... it was cool recognizing that bridge and all of the local waterfalls!
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thank you for the tips very useful specially for the beginners like me....
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Awesome!!!! Thanks so much!!!
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Absolutely Brilliant !!!!! All the features of gopro is clearly explained . The best video on gopro I've ever seen. 'Thanks' is just small word to describe your efforts. I realy appreciate your work & I'm on board to join you.😀
Thank you for your kind words and support!
Thanks for this. Great tips here. :) Enjoyed. Just adjusted it like you said here. :)
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Valuable information. Thanks. From mjc Malaysia.
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Thank you for this, really informative! I've just bought a Hero9 Black so will try out your settings right away...thanks again!
Thank you for your feedback and you are most welcome!
So 3 diff slow mo speeds & 1 standard… pretty cool setup!
Thanks! I find this gives me the most options/flexibility when editing and putting together different shots for the finished product.
nice video,..i will try this settings love it
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Dear bro you explain clearliy and proper guide with soft talking...super
and I subscribed you.
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Dude thank you for this! Helped me get my chops back 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Great video, thanks. But does it really make sense to have 5k with 24p? This appears to be quite choppy an many situations, especially the ones with camera movement.
Thanks for your feedback. Fair point. Rolling shutter is an issue, especially with smaller sensors and EIS on. If there isn’t a lot of side to side movement it isn’t a big deal but if there is filming in 60fps can help.
Thank you so much...its really helpful...... 👍👍👍
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Thank you for this video it helps me a lot.
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Excellent! Very useful.
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Thank your for sharing just both my go pro hero 9 black .
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@@GreatDayForAHike thank you 🙏
Nice video dude. wishes from India
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Another VERY helpful video. Thank You!
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Awesome job Bro 😎 👍👍👍
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Brilliant, mate!
Thanks!
Thank u for this❤ very informative. God bless u
Appreciate it!
Your videos are so good, so much information really well said, I have my new GoPro hero 9 black about 2 weeks now, it's my first ever GoPro camera, and I'm in a experiment faze at the moment, I brought mine from an official retailer but seems to heat up a little bit, and also the battery life isn't that I hope it would be, did you or have you ever come across this, thanks take care stay safe.
I appreciate your feedback. Yes, what I found with mine is updating the firmware did help with the camera running a little cooler and also seemed to optimize battery life. I do find that if I’m filming in 5K, then my battery life is typically only going to be about a max of a little over 1 hour. The camera does get warm but I only finding it getting really hot if I’m outside in hot weather and direct sunlight. Even with it getting hot I have still found it functions properly without powering off or having other glitches.
@@GreatDayForAHike thanks so so much for the detailed information your awesome, I understand now, I know this next question is going to sound strange lol, I'm a newbie total newbie, I'm used to filming of a mobile phone, now today I filmed my first ever GoPro video and my desktop is a standard desktop 1080p NOT 4K or anything like that, so when I played back my footage I could hear myself talk but not see the video, so then I downloaded a program called VLC media player and that showed my video but the video was very very slow moving if that then at times the video wouldn't move, I'm guessing I need a 4K computer right?, I thought I'd ask before spending money on a computer thanks for your time and help take care stay safe.
@@Rate-My-Travels You will want to make sure you have the HEVC codec installed. It should be a one-time purchase of 99 cents from Microsoft. Some say it can still be found for free out there too.
GoPro 5K and 4K footage does take decent computing power to play it back and edit it due to the quality and bitrate of the footage.
You won’t necessarily need a computer with a 4K display to play it back but you will need a decent CPU as the CPU will be handling most of the playback work with reading the footage filmed with the HEVC codec.
@@GreatDayForAHike thanks so so much again your a life saver, did what you said and now I can see my face and hear myself talking to my GoPro (I'm not crazy lol).
I have installed HEVC, and so far everything is good.
thanks so so much again for everything take care look after, stay safe.
This is great to hear! Thank you and I hope you have a blast using your GoPro.
Great instructions !!I am new to this new kind of footage, luckily i see the point of it ( studied photography in the eighties..) thanks! a new subscriber here !!
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Thank You for an extremely clear and concise video set-up instruction, the best and clearest tutorial have seen on You Tube, I have subscribed, Thank You Again.
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Thank you brother. Good information.
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Thx for the info, much appreciated
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Very detailed. Thanks. You deserve more subs. 👍
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This content was helpful. I couldn’t help but feel compelled to play the video at 1.5x. It was the perfect speed for me, to comprehend it well.
Thank you for best knowledgeable guide
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New subscriber from Chicago. Came across your videos, and I love them. It’s pretty straight forward. And very helpful. Quick question though which you probably got asked a gazillion of time. What is a good GoPro video editor for beginners. Thanks in advance!
Thank you for your feedback and support! A good, free video editing software to start with is VideoProc Vlogger. This software is specifically tailored for editing GoPro videos. If you want something with more advanced options you could also check out the free version of DaVinci Resolve.
Great tips! I can’t wait to get out to shoot to see how it looks!
Thank you and have fun!
Thanks for the video. I will try these but I am wondering in what context you are using activity vs cinematic? I understand the different resolutions and frame rates but are they both for slower motion shots?
thank u for all the good tips and i learn alot. great video awesome.
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best review, and thank you
Thank you and you’re welcome
Can u recomment the best setting for fishing video?..thank u
Yes, for a fishing video I recommend using a combination of the standard and slow-mo modes that I demonstrate in this video. The standard would be good for normal action and the slow-mo would be good for those shots you want to slow down for emphasis.
@@GreatDayForAHike how about the quality 2.7k 60 fps ok?
Yes, that is also great quality especially if you want your finished video to be in 1080p quality.
@@GreatDayForAHike tq my friend
Thank you for all this information.i dont have 30fps in my gopro 9.for cinematic settings i can only do 5k 25fps or 24fps.would like to use the videos from the camera. No editing extra.
Yes, if you want videos straight from the camera then I recommend filming in 24fps.
Very informative and helpful video. Thanks!!!
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hi. whats the best settings for cycling? thanks
Great question. For cycling I recommend wide or superview for the lens. That perspective looks great when cycling. As far as resolution and frame rate I recommend filming in the highest resolution. The frame rate will largely depend upon what fps you want your finished product in and if you want to do any slow motion. Anything between 24 fps and 60 fps will work for that depending on your finished product vision.
@@GreatDayForAHike thank u
Great video content, very informative. Thank you, please keep them coming.
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HI, Very helpful tips and i made same settings to my Gopro9. Thanks.
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Thank you so much for the information on the settings, this will help me out as I have only just purchased my first GoPro so it's al new to me. Great channel have subscribed so look forward in following your channel..
You’re welcome and thank you for your support! I hope you have a lot of fun with your GoPro.
Good job, congratulations 👍
Thank you
Hey thanks so muc for the video, I have one querstion, the display in the back of the gopro9 seems to be having a green look in comparison to the front screen. Is there a way to adjsut the colors of the preview screens specially the big rear screen? Thanks a lot. Greetings from Berlin
This is a great question. I do not believe there is currently any way to adjust this but you are correct, it does have a greenish hue on the back vs the front. Maybe GoPro will implement this in a future firmware update.
This is going to help me get rid of the grainy look on my gopro9, especially when recording in the woods🌲
Thanks for this video, New sub!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
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Very nice. Appreciate your teaching sincerity.👍
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This content was helpful👍
I’m glad you found this helpful.
Thank you sir❤😘 very helpfull
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Hi dear I'm very happy came across your video mate you have a new subscriber well presented video I love it thank you so much
Thank you for your kind words and support. It is much appreciated!
@@GreatDayForAHike it's my pleasure you are welcome mate any idea about a good video editing software at moment ?? Thank you
I primarily use Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. DaVinci is a great value due to the free cost as long as it meets the editing needs that you have.
@@GreatDayForAHike ok thank you so much I appreciate it
Is cinematic settings good for doing walk around videos with motorcycle as subject ?
Yes, those settings would work well for that use case.
Thanks! This will help me with my gopro 🥰
You’re welcome and glad to hear this is useful to you!
Yes indeed 🥰
thanks just got the cam, will try out these settings... anything different is using the max lens mod?
Great. The max lens mod will essentially have the same settings within the limitations of the lens.
@@GreatDayForAHike sorry for the massacre of a sentence, typed on my phone.. so pretty much nothing changes except the angle of the lens, thank you kindly. never dabbled in anything video related so I m a complete moron on this subject. I even went out with my dog today, nice weather got to the forrest. turned on my goPro... no battery, left it at home in the charger..
Oh bummer! I have done that more than once with a camera and it’s certainly frustrating in the moment.
@@GreatDayForAHike but I ve just realized I have another weird issue, I ve made some recordings with your settings.. left the cam to upload to cloud, it uploaded 1/3 not sure why it stopped. But now when i try to send it I cant find anywhere on the phone app to manually send to cloud.. and when I turned the auto upload it wont enter "view media" it spins forever.
I have not used the GoPro cloud service and I simply copy the files direct to my computer from the MicroSD card. So I can’t say for certain what the issue is that you are encountering but this sounds like some type of connectivity issue between the camera, the phone, and the cloud service. I recommend checking GoPro forums to see if anyone else has had this issue and what they did to resolve it.
Excellent and instructive video!
Thank you! I’m glad you found this helpful!
Thank you for this video! I have one question, why would't set the shutter at 1/2xfps constantly without changing from auto every time i put a nd filter, do i miss something?
Awesome overview, I will start trying these settings out!
what would be the best 1080 settings for outside in sunlight?
Generally having an ISO Max of 400, EV Comp set to to -0.5, Sharpness of Low or Medium are the key settings that will give best results in bright sunlight in 1080.
When you are in the white balance menu.. you have colored dots (blue to orange)…. Has that changed in latest FW? Mine are all white dots!?
Yes, in the newest firmware that dot is now white. This is a shame because I liked the blue to orange.
@@GreatDayForAHike yes it stinks, I just got my first GoPro. Already hooked ordering bunch of accessories. My main cameras are A6100 & A7C, but something tells me I’ll have Lot of fun with this little GoPro!
It is a lot of fun for a lot of different use cases. Enjoy!
Thank you very much sir very useful and well explained !
You’re welcome and thank you for your feedback!
What would be the best settings for both action and standard video if I wanted to shoot footage and upload it to my FB page without using editing software?
Where is that stone block dam located? Beautiful footage!
If you’d like to upload directly to FB I’d recommend using 24fps as the frame rate.
The stone block dam is located along the Blue Ridge Parkway near the center of Virginia. It’s a nice place to visit.
thank you for sharing buddy,
Thank you very much for this clearly explained review for an H9 newbie. Could you suggest an editing app for the H9 please?
You’re welcome! I use Adobe Premiere Pro and really like it. However, GoPro does have a free app that you can use for light editing of GoPro footage. There are many other great editing software options out there too depending on which operating system and hardware you use.
DaVinci Resolve. It's got a free version and even the full version is just 255€, lifetime, while Premier Pro costs 25€ a month and in 10 months as much as Resolve lifetime. And many video editors also need After Effects which costs the same. So it's really expensive, at least for me. Davinci Resolve free version is really powerful too and especially the coloring tab. It's still used in Hollywood (Google says) You can watch this video if you want: ruclips.net/video/C5nJ4RMy8mU/видео.html&ab_channel=ZebraZone
@@GreatDayForAHike I have Premiere Pro and Premiere Elements. Premiere Elements doesn’t handle 2.7K very well at all. That was very disappointing since I love the simplicity of Elements, and I have a lot of 2.7K footage that I’m just getting around to editing. I take it that you don’t have problems editing 5K or 2.7K footage with Premiere Pro?
Yes please, show us how you edit each of those pictures and videos.
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would love to know what your editing software of choice, Do you like using gopro studio for the gopro hero black 9? or much editing can you do with the gopro plus. im trying to figure out which is the best editing solution. Thanks fore the great videos and tutorials .
I prefer to use Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve most of the time due to the extra editing options they offer. DaVinci has a free version that is actually very powerful. It takes a bit to learn it but it’s great.
Brilliant, really good information and settings advice, thank you
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Thanks a lot! Very helpful!
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Is go pro 9 is good for travel vlogging??? Please suggest
I Got my go pro 9 few days ago for travel vlogging.
It is a great option for travel vlogging. I recommend making sure you have a good external microphone option and don’t depend on the built-in GoPro audio. It’s not bad but if you want to take your vlogging to the next level you’ll want great audio as well.
@@GreatDayForAHike thanks
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Wow, this was so well done and very helpful! Thank you so much!
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Thanks your tips bro
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Hello. I'm a new GoPro user and anxious to learn more, so please forgive my ignorance. My question is: How do you control your GoPro when you have it mounted on, for instance, a surf board or on a helmet? Don't you want to switch it on and off, and between video and photo for different occasions? Thank you.
Hello! Great question. You’ve got a few options. The first option is to use the GoPro App on your phone and connect it to your GoPro to control it and see what the camera sees. You can also switch modes using the app too. The App is free and is both Android and iOS compatible. Second option is a remote. I don’t recommend this option as it is pretty limited and doesn’t offer a lot of features. Third option is simply controlling the camera by hand and switching it off and on from the mount as well as switching modes as needed.
Using the app on a phone to control the GoPro is my preferred method when I have it mounted. When I’m using the GoPro handheld I simply control it and switch modes by hand.
Enjoy your GoPro!
@@GreatDayForAHike Thank you for the quick reply. Perhaps a future video of how you set up and video a trip????? :)
Yes, I’ll consider adding this to the list.
Very nice 👌
Thank you.
Really a great one. The settings which you gave is unbelievable. More love from India(Chennai). Thank you so much. You saved my time.
Thank you for your feedback. Much appreciated!
Well done my friends 👍
Thank you.
Hi there. I am just starting my new cooking channel. Can you suggest what will be the best setting in your experience for video taping close up food cooking videos with the Gopro hero 9. Thank you
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The GoPro Hero 9 does not have an autofocus option and objects will go out of focus if the camera is any closer than about 12 inches to the subject. With the Hero 9 Black you’ll also want to make sure you have really good lighting as the camera is not the strongest with indoor or low lighting.
If you decide to look for a different camera for cooking channel vlogging that has autofocus I recommend something like the Sony ZV-1. We’ve tested this out for such purposes and it does really well for a relatively low cost. amzn.to/2Wr3H8V
I do think the GoPro could be decent for wider angle shots if you have some type of multiple-camera setup but for close-ups it would not be the best choice.
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Hey man great video thank you, I just started vlogging and I appreciate the tips in your vids!
Thank you! That’s great to hear and I wish you the best as you build your channel!
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What editing software do you use?
I use several different software titles for experimenting and testing out but for 90% of my video edits I use Adobe Premiere Pro.
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Nice presentation 🙏👌👌
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@@GreatDayForAHike is this the right cinematic video settings??
These are the cinematic settings that I recommend for best results on the Hero 9 Black.
wow, what a great teacher. now i know to do it:)
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Best video out there !
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Best among the rest about the setting!
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Hi, that was interesting as a new user - however can I ask one question - if I dont want to do a lot ( any ) post processing, how would the settings change ? I am assuming the main change is to change Color to GoPro from Flat - is that correct or are there other changes that would be needed to have a product straight out of the camera ? ANY help gratefully received.
Hi, great question! I actually just published a video that outlines the best settings for those who want footage straight out of the GoPro with no editing: ruclips.net/video/R5jr22gNDNM/видео.html
You are correct. One of the main changes is the color mode. There are a few other changes I recommend as well but that is a key one.
Great vid. Thanks so much. Subbed!
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Hi ! Is there much difference in quality between 2.7k to 4k ? It will save much space & battery to use the 2.7k over the 4k on the GoPro 9 ?
Both are great options. 2.7K is especially good if you want to do something like 2.7K 120fps to have slow motion when editing. As far as quality, there is not that much of a difference to the human eye, especially if you export your finished product as 1080p. You can’t go wrong with 2.7K.
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Is there a link that I could follow along with the settings?
We don’t have one up yet but plan to soon.
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Thanks for your GPH 9 videos @Great Day For A Hike! I'm wondering if your standard mode settings would change at all for a more urban environment?
You’re welcome! The standard mode settings should work well for urban environments too. In fact, if you’re around a lot of buildings and want the lines on those building to remain straight the Linear setting combined with Horizon Leveling will be great for this. The other settings should work well in an urban environment as well. If lighting is good you could bump the ISO Max setting back to 400. Otherwise these settings should work well.
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Is it possible to tell us your export settings (premier pro?) as your video look so crispy? I tried everything but still gopro9 videos not looking crispy or clear enough!!!
Definitely. I export in custom settings with H.264, 2 passes, and 100 for both the constant and variable bitrate settings.
@@GreatDayForAHike thank you for your reply. I will try your settings as well, I think my problem was that ISO was at 1600 , I will try it now with 800 or 400 max to see if finally look more clear because at the moment I'm a bit disappointed from gopro9 videos quality
Oh yes, if you’re shooting in good daylight lighting and you set the ISO lower you’ll be much happier with the quality of the footage.
Thanks, very helpful :-)
You’re welcome! Glad you found this helpful.