How to Fix your Motorcycle GoPro Footage // Hero 7, 8 & 9
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- This is how to fix your GoPro Motorcycle footage and colors in Davinci Resolve, with small changes in the camera and easy color grading in post you will have much better looking footage from this small action cameras.
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I was thinking about updating my GoPro to the Hero 9, but after looking at some comparison footage I see there is nothing changed or anything i would benefit of updating. They use the same sensor on the hero 7, 8 and 9... so until they release a update with a bigger sensor that does something with the picture quality, i stick to the much cheaper hero 7
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00:00 Before & After
00:51 Set up Camera
04:01 ND Filters
04:19 Most Important
04:47 Color grade in Davinci
08:31 Summary
I will not upgrade to the Hero 9, it use the same sensor as the hero 7 and hero 8, so you wont get any "better" footage out of the new GoPro Hero 9 for my usage. I hope to se a GoPro Hero 10 next year with a one inch sensor.
Hello mate. DJI Osmo Action 2 might come out this year, maybe before Christmas. Should be atleast same, but most probably better product than Hero9 for cheaper price. Just to consider :)
Hello mate, great info and something i will keep my eyes open for! They must do something better with the sensor and picture quality before i will consider upgrading for my use 🔥👏🏻 thank you for the info
Hey mate, you might wanna double check that. Pretty sure it doesnt use the same sensor. As the image resolutions are higher.
It has a new sensor 😉
www.techradar.com/news/gopro-hero-9-black-vs-hero-8-black-9-key-differences-you-need-to-know
Extract of text there:
With its new 23.6MP sensor, the GoPro Hero 9 Black has almost double the sensor resolution of the Hero 7 Black and Hero 8 Black, which enables it to capture up to 5K video and 20.2MP photos.
so im watching this a year later, and I know that the sensor size didnt change, however on the 10 it nowh as the new processor, and the Insta 360 has one with a 1" sensor mod, however when ive seen a few comparisons the GoPro stillcomes out better, i have the 7 and i have a 9 coming in, the main downfall of the 8 was the lack of removable cover (if you're clumsy like me) what did you end up doing in the mean time?
Straight to the point and with practical use cases. Can't beat that! 👏🏻
Thank you Kristian 🔥
thank you for being to the point without a 5 min intro to the video and adding sections we can fast forward to for future use. I will stay tuned.
You are welcome, i believe in respecting the viewers time and don’t put in crap that does has nothing to do with the video 👍🏻🔥
You just keep contributing so much great knowledge! Thanks Thomas
Cheers mate... Appreciate that 🔥 I know how it was when i started out, trying to understand it all. So just try to share the things i have learned the hard way. Stay safe
Thank you! I did your settings and went for a ride on my Harley in NYC and the sky was not blown out! You know your stuff!
Thank you, glad you found it useful mate 👏🏻 I have been around cameras my whole life, so I have some sort of understanding of how and what not to. The hard stuff is to show people in a easy way how to get the best out of their camera without to much trouble. Cheers
@@tshansen ruclips.net/video/nI9MiWBg-Pw/видео.html here is the video with your settings Thanks again!
Learnt so much from this video. Footage is such a minefield but you have explained it so well straight to the point. Thank you 👍
Glad you liked it mate 👍🏻🔥
Came for the 790 content, stayed for the 'How To' ! Great job mate, going to give this a go now.
Thank you mate, really glad to hear you found use of it 🔥👏🏻cheers
Good tips. I think it’s a little over my level but it’s amazing to see what you can do with the videos to make them point out. What a difference with the snow.
It so easy to get lost in this whole spec based world of photo and video. I see alot of people use money on upgrading gear when the most value for money is just doing the best with what camera you have 👏🏻
Oh dear! I wasn't aware that RUclips didn't use the vp09 codec on 1080 footage... Thank you for sharing this information ❤ I'm looking into switching from a BMW 1200 GS to the Yamahar T7 so I stumbled across you channel - a lot of great content - good work!
Thank you Hallgeir, appreciate the nice comment. The T7 is a fantastic bike, not sure if you have tried one, but you should. Stay safe mate. Cheers 🔥
Very informative, straight forward and helpful video. Thank you 🙂
You are welcome mate... hope you found it helpful and it keeps you from doing the same mistakes I did in the beginning. Cheers
Thanks for sharing some very useful information for someone like me that normally just uploads the footage straight from my GoPro and I also didn't know about the codec 👍🏻
You are welcome mate... glad to hear you found it informative 🔥
ok. I now understand what it takes to get better footage. Thanks for sharing the insights.
You are welcome mate... thank you for dropping by and the comments. Appreciate it mate 👏🏻
Sweet KTM :) Thanks for the tip(s). I just got a Hero 9 and have been tinkering with it lately not really knowing what I'm doing. Your video helps. Mahalo and Aloha!
Thank you Sir... Have been looking at the hero 9 myself, but I will wait for the 10 before I upgrade. The same setting apply to all gopros. Give it a try and see what you learn 👏🏻
Thanku so much for everything in free. Love u bro. Recently bought gopro 7 had no idea how to shot video. Thanks for this video.
Glad you found it helpfull mate 👏🏻🔥 stay safe and happy filming 👏🏻
Was looking for gopro settings videos, ended up learning how to correct all that was wrong with my videos with the Editor (witch i just started learning too) THANK YOU!!
Really glad to hear this Jose. Thank you for telling me and so glad that the video was helpful. Cheers 🙌🏻
Awesome video, just what I was looking for1 Thanks very much. Subbed!
Hello Dusty, glad you found this useful 👏🏻 Thank you for the support. Cheers
That was brilliant , thank you. More skills to practice.
Glad you found it informative Dixon... cheers 👏🏻
Very interesting and informative. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful, cheers 👏🏻
Thanks for the info! After researching iMovie, Adobe Premier; Final Cut Pro; LumaFusion; and Davinci Resolve: I decided Davinci is my best option for features for value. The ~$300 is well worth it, since I only pay once. I’ll be paying for it soon.
I’m just learning how to use it; and seeing different styles and preferences other videographers are doing: to get a better idea of what will work for me. 🙂👍🏼
At this time, i don't see any reason to choose anything other then Davinci because of the obvious reason... it's free to try as long as you want. And the money is well worth it when you use the program slightly more than just now and then. Yeah, i always recommend to watch others, learn from them, see what they do and put it into practise. But most important, dont get yourself hooked on specs, LOG and all the nitpicking. Just enjoy the process and make better content for each video 🔥
Thank you for the tips
Glad you found it informative
Great stuff. I only used auto on white balance, so I will try the fixed setting. Makes sense. Specially if moving from scene to scene with different lighting.
Yeah, the whitebalance is key to get much better color and video in total on the gopro. Try it out and let me hear what you think mate 🔥
I'll try it.
Thanks
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Really interesting point about the RUclips codec - I did not know that so many thanks!
Took me quite some time to understand that myself... on the smaller channels the youtube codec "destroys" the footage when uploading in lower resolutions. Just google the matter and you find alot of information about it. Glad you found this video helpful mate 😊 Stay safe 🔥
@@tshansen I just launched my own channel and came across this very problem - I just put it down to RUclips in general but I'll be uploading in 4k now. Better get some more storage 🤨!!! Thanks again!
Hi Thomas, thanks for making this vid, next time I edit I will pay much more attention to the colors in the footage of the gopro. Would love to see a video about the drone footage editing one day. Cheers!
Hello mate. Well, there is actually coming in a couple of request about editing drone footage, so i have to see what i can do about that in the days to come 😊. Cheers!
One thing you missed was how to change res, other then that mega helpful! Thanks.
Glad you found it helpfull mate 👏🏻🤩
Hey Thomas, Great Video :D I really like the Image you create with the Gopro. Maybee I should think about changing the settings I use ;)
Thank you mate... well, your footage is not that bad, but if you would like to get the best picture qulity i think this settings is of value. But i allways say that telling a story is more important than the picture quality alone 🔥
Thanks, great video :)
Thank you sir. Glad you liked it. 👍🏻
thank for sharing go pro setting
You are welcome mate
Great Video
Thank you Sir 🔥
Wow nice one Sir
Thank you 👏🏻
Thanks for sharing! I have learned that I can set the EV to -1 so that the gopro will blow out highlights less, Which is great because I cannot edit this in post in Imovie.. (so I also have to leave the sharpness at medium). Because I want to shoot linear and slow-mo, I choose to shoot at 2.7K 60fps. Also, that way, my video file size isn't blown up as much. Looking forward to see the difference in my footage! Cheers ;)
Yeah, sharpeness at medium is a great option if you can’t control it in post. I find myself shooting almost no slow motion in 60fps! When i do, i plan it and run 120fps! I tend to get almost like choppy details when filming in 60fps! But i think this can be because i run with auto shutter speed some times and the camera goes down on the shutter speed in the dark areas? Not sure and have not tested it to much. Glad to hear you found something usefull in the video 🔥👏🏻 stay safe mate
@@tshansen 120fps is the better option for slow-mo ofcourse. But as you said in the video: when you're riding, it's nice to not have to change settings and sadly 2.7K 120fps doesn't allow hypersmooth stabilization.. so I'm bound to 60fps, but don't really have problems with it. Details are going to disappear anyway because RUclips has to compres the videos :(
Subscribed :) Thank you for the video! I will give your method a shot on my next videos.
You are welcome mate, hope you found it useful 👏🏻
@@tshansen sure did! My videos are in portuguese but feel free to compare videos #1 & #2 on my channel where #2 was using your setup. Keep up the good work! You have exelent content!
Wooow gracias gracias
You are welcome mate 🔥
I was between osmo action 3 and go pro 9. If gopro 7 can shoot like that , 9 should be fine since I found it new for almost half a price. Thanx for all these info 🙏
You are welcome mate! Yeah, the gopro 9 is a great camera, so one for half the price is a bargin! Cheers
Thanks for sharing tjommi, i've been to lazy but will do some improvements with your tips and the other video linked at Advriders 790 cam tech thread. Again, great stuff Tjommi and please share more of it. Now, back to the "surströmming video" again… ;P
Well, never let good picture/footage get in the way of telling a great story. Everything can be modified or done better, but it does not mean the story get better. If it takes to much time or does not work with your current setup, use the time and energy on making good videos with engaging story's... like you allready do 🔥 Just got my new knifes today, so there may be a attempt on doing some wood work in the next couple of days... thank you for fueling my sickness.... another knife in the collection tjommi 🤣
No surstrømming..PLEASE !!
@@thetubelesschannel Haha, you can rest assure Sven, i'm not eating that crap 🤣
@@tshansen thank god hehe
tshansen 😂😂 good to hear! Wood carving is perfect therapy or meditation. I also still feel that the hands and wrists get some workout of it, thats good too 😁💪🏻. No surströmming for me either, there are better stuff to eat. A couple of wood carves, a carve on dryed and salted moose. 👌🏻
Kind Sir, I am putting your theories to a test :) I watched the video, pre-set my GoPro 8, and went out for a quick ride :). Now it's time to do some magic in Davinci Resolve. Fingers crossed!
Can't wait to hear how it goes 👏🏻 I will be surprised if you don't see a huge improvement from the standard settings and gopro color 🔥
Another thing that is ok to mention, is where you put the camera... the closer you have the view to where the action is, the better effect it will have. Thats why you see alot of down hill racers mount the camera on their chest, not on the head 👏🏻
I saw you've added saturation in the beginning of movie. Nice but... please remember to DEsaturate RED (always). Keep going your job. Nice to see it.
So that is the answer to Get more natural colours with gopro? It tend to oversaturate the red?
Q. What have I learned today? A. I have a lot to learn! 👍
Haha 🤣 Well, as long as i gain a little bit of knowledge every day, i'm a happy man. I know it can be alot to take in, and seams like alot of work for so little. But it is worth it in my opinion. Next video like this will probably be about sound, but i need to nail it myself first 🤣
I agree Thomas, it's just a never ending learning curve. But that's a good thing.
Nice !
Thank you Sven 😂👏🏻
Thanks for a great tutorial!
When you run with ND filter, do you set the shutter speed to double the frame rate or whats your personal thoughts of shutter speed and ND filter together with the GoPro?
Your GoPro footage really looks great and thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Thank you mate, really appreciate it. If i know i will be riding in same conditions or in a certain place i will lock the shutter speed with the ND filter at twice the amount to what FPS i run. But in most situations i'm riding with the gopro on my helmet and goes into various conditions so i leve the shutter speed on auto. It does not matter if i get a high shutter speed some times when it is really bright. I rater regulate it inside some parameters with the ND filter, not the shutter speed. It is easy and does not leve me with ruined footage if i forget to adjust it. Hope that was a good enough answer to your question. Feel free to ask me anything if you need more of my set up. Cheers
@@tshansen Thanks for your input. This totally makes sense! Just bought a kit with ND filters and will try it out as soon as weather allows here in Sweden. :) Ride safe mate!
@@pettsonpeter you to mate, enjoy and make some epic footage 🤩🔥
Another interesting video Thomas. Can I ask what your computer model and specs are please, so I have an idea what might be required to run DaVinci Resolve. Hope you enjoy your coffee and cake. 😉👍
Than you so much for the love and support Paul, you are a true legend 👏🏻There will be some cake in the next video (i guess) 🔥I run with a fully spec'ed iMac, so my computer is kinda a litte overkill in todays standards, and you don't need so insane computer to run davinci. I have a iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, 2019), 3,6 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9, 64 GB 2400 MHz DDR4, Radeon Pro Vega 48 8 GB
Really nice video on how to colorgrade in Davinci Resolve. Just got the software but feel kinda lost in all buttons and settings but it might get clearer after some getting used to. I Using a Mavic Mini to film with sometimes and it indeed need color correction in post if its even possible, i guess you got to have RAW format to get the most out of it ? Would be awesome to see you colorgrade some drone fotage/film in the future. Keep the good work on , ride safe and throttle on....
Haha, know that feeling. It looks a bit scary in the beginning, but as soon as you get use to work in the different pages you see how everything works together. No, you don't need the RAW format, but it will make it much easier to work with. The mavic mini does not offer that possibility. I upgraded my mini my self to the air 2 this year. I may do a similar thing to the drone footage, thank you for the tip... Stay safe 🔥
@@tshansen yes I know that the raw format is locked by software on the mini and of course the want us all to upgrade to newer drones instead of releasing the raw on the mini . I really like the portability with the mini when going on small hikes. The Air 2 looks like an awesome machine though ...
@@jonasamna Yea, i don't see why they just can't open up for it. I really liked the mini as well, but the range and sensetivity to wind made me upgrade to the air. For my use the mini was not stable enough. Both are great machines
Det er en super god og instruktiv video du her har lavet. Det er en stor hjælp til mange video bloggere. Det eneste jeg ikke forstod var dit råd om at uploade i 4 K timeline! For at få den bedste kvalitet på RUclips. Hvad mener du med 4K timeline uploading?
Takk for det... uavhengig av hvilken oppløsning du filmer i, bør du jobbe i en 2.7k (1440p) eller 4K timeline. I de fleste redigeringsprogram kan du velge hvilken oppløsning filmen du lager skal ha. dette er hva jeg kaller en "Timeline" Det første jeg gjør når jeg starter Davinci er å velge et 4K prosjekt. Uansett hvilken oppløsning det er på materialet jeg bruker, vil den endelige video ha 4K. Altså du oppskalerer eventuelt HD materiale. Men det gjør fint lite da du ikke ser igjen kvalitetsforskjellen på youtube. Om du forstod det bedre?
@@tshansen Tusind tak! Ja det fik mig på sporet af hvad du mener. Det vil jeg forsøge. Personligt arbejder jeg i Adobe Premiere.
Ha det er samme metode der! 👍🏻👏🏻 bare sørg for å ferdigstille prosjektet ditt i minimum 1440p så får du den beste codec til RUclips 🔥
Hi Tom - When you use ND filters on your drone or GoPro, do you notice that the stabilization gets worse and the film is more jittery? If so, do you manually adjust your Shutter Speed to compensate since you have it on Auto?
Hello scooter... yes, this is a problem with the ibis in the GoPro. you need good conditions for it to work. So in dark areas with ND filter you will have issues with stabilisation not working. If the conditions are cloudy or dark, I try to take of the NDfilter...
Nice video :) What do you set the white balance on when its a sunny day or a fully cloudy day?
Thank you sir... The brighter is, the lower I set it, but not much lower than down to 5000K.... the more cloudy/dark the skies is, the higher I go, but not over 6500k
That was interesting. Thank you Thomas. I struggle to find time to edit and I think I'm using to wrong program to edit 4K. I'm using Filmora9 and play back is choppy and very time consuming to render. Only just ok with 1080 but no good in 4K. I think I might need to upgrade my computer as well. Any advice on that would be good. thanks :)
I will say that over 50% of the work is in the edit, music and sound building. Getting the footage is the easy job 👏🏻 I have not tried Filmora9 myself, but i heard alot of great things about it. I do thing that software is more than good enough, but you computer may be slow. I'm not sure if you can make optimized media or proxy files in Filmora. That will help alot! I'm no computer guy, so to be honest, i can't help you much. I'm sitting on a fully spec'd iMac (expensive) and playback 4K without any issues. My 8 years old macbook pro on the other hand, could not 🤣 See if there is a option to work in a 1080 timeline and just export the final resualt in a 4K timeline. If that is a option you are good to go!
So you shoot at 1080 and export at 4k?Do you use a 4k timeline or a 1080 while editing in davinci?Thanks!Your videos are always helpful!
No, I shoot everything in 4K, but you can shoot in 1080p, but you need to export it on a 4K timeline to Get the proper quality. I use a 4K timeline in davinci, but i have a beefy computer! There is no problem working in a 1080p timeline or with proxy if you need so 🔥👏🏻 glad you found it helpfull mate! Cheers
@@tshansen Thanks for the info. I already shoot and edit in 4k@50 fps.but I constantly need more space. I'm thinking to move to 25fps,but I don't know if it will be smooth enough. Thanks for sharing info!
good once
Thank you Sir... glad you enjoyed it 👏🏻
In 4K you don't get hypersmooth stabilisation, footage can be shaky. Also 25 frames is a bit low if you want to show speed, 60 frames is a gold.
Wide view is great to show motorcycle cluster, but superview is great to enjoy the riders view and the landscape.
In 4K you get hypersmooth on the hero 7 and up. Why is 25fps low if you want to show speed? What makes 60fps better? View is a personal preferance, i dont like the fisheye effect the superview makes
@@tshansen footage is more choppy *blurry, you can unleash all the details of 4K only in 60 fps.
Well, i have to desagree with that statement. But do what Works best for your footage and needs! You can look at my footage, there is nothing choppy or blurry about it 🔥😇
Thanks for the help, just one quick question. Ive tried to tun an ND8 and ND16 filter and all the sky looks brilliant but anything remotely dark is extremely dark in comparison. Im now running the ND8 filter but having the same problem. Any help would be brilliant. If you want to see what i mean what my recent youtube video, cheers.
Hello mate... well, the first problem is that you use a ND filter when it is cloudy and kinda dark weather outside. This is not necessary, it's only needed when it's bright sun or clear skyes. See it as sunglasses for your kamera sensor. I'm sorry if this did not come out clear in the video. You may push the exposure in post when you edit. It is really dark, do you shoot in 60 or 50fps as well?
I enjoyed this video but have a beginner questions. at 6:12 you finish your colour correction and then you hit play and stop again at 6:29 to make more adjustments. Does the adjustment your making at 6:29 also get applied to the section at 6:12? If yes, would this then make your adjustments at 6:12 altered?
Hello Seb.... Yes this is correct. I'm doing Color corrections with the frame you see at 6:12, but when I scrub trough the footage you can see that I need to lower the overall highlight of the footage, It looked fine at 6:12 but at 6:29 you see I need to drop it just a little bit more. This will alter the whole clip I'm Color correcting. If you have a long clip you may need to scrub trough the whole thing and see for dark or bright spots.
Are ND filters usable at night? You have any recommendations for the settings? I can barely see anything with nd8 even with iso to 1600 at night
No, ND filters are not usable at night with a camera with so small sensor. I don't use my GoPro at night, so I can't give you any recommendations about that, sorry!
Leave the ND filter when riding at night, and try to have as low ISO as possible without loosing picture. Cheers
great video. Which shutter speed do you use with your ND filters? double the frame rate? I know that's usually the standard, however, I have read somewhere, can't recall where, that apparently for motorbike videos, because everything is moving much faster than normal, the rule of double the frame rate doesn't really work, and in fact the shutter speed should be higher. What do you think about this?
I leave my shutter speed to auto in most cases, but yes, the general tumb of rules are double the frame rate. But yes, if you have high speed footage you should turn up the shutter speed even more to get more blurred lines, and have superview on. Depends on what you are going for, and what kind of footage you are using 👍🏻
@@tshansen you leave it on auto even when you use ND filters? I thought the whole idea of using Nd filters is so we can control the shutter speed.
@@TheBikeFather Yes, you do control the shutter speed... if you use it on a sunny day, and put on a ND filter, you see that you lower the shutter speed alot. But when riding in various condition, you are better of leaving it on auto, because the stabilisation does not work when it gets to dark (shadow area or tunnels etc) If you know what you want to get, and can control the environment you set it as you want. If you run and gun, its best to leave it on auto, because then you have much bigger chance of not get blown out or to dark footage. With a Gopro, you can go alot over double the frame rate without loosing quality. Shooting cinematic shots with a GoPro is not even a question 😆
@@tshansen makes sense. Thank you 😊
Hi Tshansen, greetings from Indonesia.
Is it true that while using ND Filter you can't use auto shutter because it will make the picture jittery?
Thank you.
Yes and no it the right answer for that question. The picture getting jittery has nothing to do with the ND filter alone. It is how the hypersmooth works in the camera. It needs a certain amount of light to work. Just lock of certain settings and try to film at night. It shaky and jittery as hell. So if you use a ND filter, make sure to use the correct one. Hope that gave you some answer mate 🔥Cheers
Is it possible to make the change on one clip and then use the same settings on all the clips, without having to change the settings on every individual clip? I haven´t played around anything with colorgrading so far :-)
Yes, you click on the node you have done the changes to, and cmd+c to copy and cmd+v to paste on the other clipp you want to apply the same setting 👍🏻
@@tshansen ah, its that easy! Thanks 👍
Hehe, yes! 👏🏻🤩 but it not obvious that this is possible.
Would you recommend the same settings if you will not be doing any post production work?
No! Then i would use gopro colors, but rest of the settings the same 👍🏻
How can I make my footage more dynamic and make it look like I am actually riding faster? Is this why you are using 25 fps? Thanks for the initial settings, really helpful.
Well... the wider the view, and more blur you get on the side, the faster it will look. Almost like a warp effect. The reason I use 25 fps is because I live in a pal region (prevent flicker in lights) And yes, to get a little bit of motion blur on the side of the road. you just need to experiment with the settings and try what works best in your conditions. If you ride in sunny weather you may need to use a higher number on the ND filter. Glad you liked it mate. Cheers
I was wondering... How do you backup your gopro footage while on the road. Do you use a laptop or do you use usb otg with a phone?
Don’t back up… shoot, fill up memory card, switch to a new one and continue shooting 🔥👏🏻
Om Man , ive got the answer from your video , ive been looking on youtube why everytime i upload my 1080p gopro footage always look bad when i ride a bike , so the answer is i have to create min 2.7k footage and export to aslo 2.7k and upload to youtube right ?
You can record in1080, but your exported timeline need to be 2.7k (1440p) or higher to get the VP.09 Codec. The old RUclips codec is ruining your shots. 🔥
Not sure if this had been asked already, do you use the same settings for night rides? Thanks in advance ☺ ride safe! New subscriber here!
Hello mate, no, I don't use the same settings for night rides. The gopro is really poor In low light and night, so there you have to lock in on completely different settings to get a good picture. I have not done to much of it, so I can't give you any pointers on that. Sorry 🔥
@@tshansen That is the problem with my gopro 8 at night and low light settings. Thank you for your video and getting back to me. Cheers!
Yeah, and in low light the stabilisation does not work! You just need to search the web and see what you can find, Sorry for not helping you! Cheers
@@tshansen no worries. I will try and look around for some tips, there's gotta be one out there considering it's every gopro owners' problem 😫Thank you again! Ride safe!
@@fwdatm3515 Ride safe 👏🏻
How do you color correct just particular scenes of your video? if your video is 20 minutes long and you correct something at 4.55 and 10.30 and 13.02 for example. How do you make sure, that the corrections are just active on these spots, or in the footage AFTER them, until you correct again?
The color correction you are doing does only apply to the active clip you are highlighting. If you have one clip that last for 10 min, but you only want to do adjustment to a 10sec part of that clip you can add an adjustment clip on the video track2 and color correct that, or you can place a cut before and after the segment you want to color correct (did that make sense?)
@@tshansen Thank you very much! Made perfectely sense, at least the part with the cut. I dont really know how to add an adjustment clip. ;)
@@toeffelino On the edit page, you go up in the left side window, and choose effects library, then choose toolbox, go down to effects and the first option is an adjustment clip. just drag this down to the timeline 👍🏻
@@tshansen Wonderful description! Thank you very much
@@toeffelino You are welcome mate... good luck 👏🏻
what sharpenness settings for preimere for Gopro hero 8?
Hello Samuel, I don't work I Premiere so I can't help you with that? Sorry!
How are you mounting your GoPro? Looks like a chin mount? Can you share which one?
Hello mate, yes I use (in my opinion) the most versatile mount on the market... the Dango-Design gripper mount.
How often do you change the colour grade ? Do you do it every few frames?
Hello Paul... I only do it for each clip. if you do the grade on one frame and watch a couple of seconds and do more grade it will be the same for the whole clip you have selected.
You see me doing some changes on one clip, than I watch a little bit ahead and I can see the highlight clipping... when I adjust the highlights down, the same changes will apply on the whole clip 👍🏻 Hope that was a good enough answer to your question, if not... please elaborate 👏🏻
Hei Thomas, have you been considering to use Insta360 One X2?
Know you use drone with follow function, but still its drone that needs launch and control, One X2 seems can be a good substitute.
What you think? Thanks
Hello mate, i have never considered it to be honest. Just because it has never been a need for my usage. I need a camera on the front of my helmet that gives good stabilization and easy control. And for everything else i use a mirrorless camera for max video quality. If you find a good way to use it, I think it can be a good camera. But for my set up, there is no need or use for it.
@@tshansen Thanks for share, have some plans for summer and ability to shoot in 360 looks attractive, with post-editing possibility to choice exactly what I want with worry free that something is missed due to no good angle 🙈
Take care
@@MotoPutNor Yeah, but to edit that kind of footage can be a real pain. It can be a great tool if you know what you want. Sometimes to many options can be more trouble than relief, trust me 😇 Can't wait to see what you have in store. Take care, stay safe !
@@tshansen completely agree with you 👍🏻 my current setup is old Hero 3+, Akaso 7LE, mirror Nikon and iPhone :) so adding something else is for sure will not help make process easy 😰 also Im way below even average user level on filming and editing
@@MotoPutNor It is crazy, but i thought it would make the job much easier to add a second or third camera. But the oposite is true. But as long as you know what you are after and plan it out. Every tool and asset helps. Becoming a better editor and film maker takes time and practise 👏🏻
Hi man, do you use glass protection?
Hello mate, no i dont use any glass protection!
is he riding a KTM Motorbike?...Just curious. Helpful video by the way.
Yes, 790 adventure r 🤣
@@tshansen Oh thts a good bike!...iv'e only ridden the Duke 790(my friends) a few years back but it didn't have a high-tech dash like your adventurer does. I own n ride a Honda Cb650r...im not into adventure/offroading bikes but thinking of getting into it & doing some long trips. So far was only considering the Africa Twin since I already own a Honda bike but might just check out the KTM adventure series bikes too. Checked out n subbed to ur channel too, didn't know it was a Motovlog type of channel as I only searched this vid with regards to go pro footage tips for bikes primarily.
Why do you use 5500k over native white balance? I thought native was raw and better for post colour correction?
Because 5500k are daylight warmth! And is the best starting point when you ride in mixed conditions. Native is just another "auto" setting that makes the camera choose for you. I like to control this my self and won't rely on the job of the gopro with so small sensor size to adjust this automatically
@@tshansen Ah thanks. I didn't realise native wasn't fixed.
Hello, how you recording sound? Straight from gopro?
Yes, all gopro footage is recorded with the gopro and with a Windslayer! Drive by footage is recorded sound with a røde mic
@@tshansen thank you
Which Software Are You Using
Davinci Resolve 17
I'm running into a strange situation when it comes to Fps, I see your videos and other videos @25fps or @24fp with the 180 rule and they look good, but when I do this with my GoPro Hero 7 black, it looks choppy, I can see the crappy fps, so when I record in 60fps for example, it's way better... I don't use ND filters... Could that be it? 🤔
hmmm.... It should not be choppy at all... unless you edit on a 30 fps timeline or something? Is the footage choppy when you look at it directly at the camera or just after you transfer it to your computer or after you edit it? The reason i use 25 fps is because i live in a PAL region. When you film at a 60 fps setting you have 2x the amount of frames for each second. so it does not matter if you playback your footage in 24, 25 or 30 fps. But if you tried to play it in a 120fps timeline it wold be choppy as well, if that make sense? If you use a ND filter, it is almost like putting shades on your camera lense. So if you shutterspeed is the same or lower than the FPS set by the camera. your footage can look a little bit choppy, but if this was an issue you would see it worse in 60 fps, not 24 fps 👍🏻
@@tshansen playing back video for example on my laptop looks choppy or jumpy, it's almost like watching something at 15fps, for some reason I noticed that it's my eyes that are used to viewing smoth videos and videogames that even 30fps look like crap to me. For some reason only 60fps look good to me when viewing fast movement like motorcycle riding and 30fps is acceptable on drone footage... Walking footage at 30 still ok. Btw I'm in america, so we are NTSC. Thanks for your response.
Forgot to mention that these videos are played either from gopro, cell o pc, no editing at all. Playing them directly from the original file.
@@UNSIMPLEBIKER To be honest, i can't understand why you are experiencing choppy footage, but if you are used to computer games or fast action stuff in 60FPS you can film in 60 fps and the same settings, just remember that your shutter speed needs to be higher and it can be an issue with ND filter and shadow areas. The stabilization are relying on good lighting. Cheers
@@tshansen thanks, it's what I'm currently filming in, I got interested in 24 fps because I want to do some cinematic videos, but my eyes can't really take tha low of a fps. I just noticed that I see it on any 24fps video. Quick example is: when you move camera side to side, blur is ok, it's natural, but jumpy transition is what bothers me 🙁. Cheers
Any tips for GoPro 10 and Final Cut Pro?
Hello Kevin, it is pretty much the same sensor in both the hero 7 and the hero 10, so the same correction can be applied to both cameras, I don’t edit in Final Cut my self, so I’m not sure what the different settings would be in that software.
@@tshansen thank you. By the way. I tried ND filters on GoPro 10 but the clips are all shaky but it work fine with the same setting and ND filter on GoPro 9. Can you confirm the same at your end? Thank you. Love ❤️ from India 🇮🇳
excuse me i dont understand the english so good, how can i get the motion blur on my go pro hero 5 thanks man!
Hello mate, you can achieve that with ND filters and the correct shutter speed in the camera. How to get the best motion blur depends on what lighting conditions you are shooting in and what nd filter you are using.
@@tshansen okay!!thank you so much for the info have a great day
@@swittomi1851 You are welcome mate 🔥
Bra så ikke denne hehe takker :)
Bare hyggelig 🤩👏🏻
What editing software is this?
Davinci resolve
why not using 180 degree rule? ss=1/fpsx2
for the ppl who dont understand, if you shoot at 24fps, ideally your shutter speed should be 1/48
Because that will make way to much motion blure on footage moving this fast! The 180 degree rule is not usable in many cases. Try and see for yourself
i know that its not useful in fast motion actions like sports, for example - skiing, running, biking etc., and yes, driving is also fast motion action, but no motion blur creates unrealistic look. I look forward to test that myself. I just got an action camera. But are nd filters useful then? Cant u use low iso and auto ss only?
@@tommythompson9284 This depends on where you live and what conditions you are riding in, but this guy have capture some examples of what I talk about in a great way. You should take a look at this video ruclips.net/video/3zCxqtRdcVM/видео.html
The only thing u improved is sharpness.
Typical over the top colorgrading.
Oversaturation and bumping contrast != Better image
Yeah, as i mention and show in the video? What is your point?
For 1080p 60p sir ??
4K or 1080p are the same when it comes to frames pr second. 60 can be used when needed, but 60fps won't get you better footage than 24 or 25 fps. if you don't know what you will use it for.
I just discovered my Sena Prism 1080p at 30 fps look real blurry when I upload them to RUclips. I found out RUclips now. I found out RUclips is forcing AVC coding on most 1080p now, which gives very poor quality. To get the " Super User " quality which is VP9 codec, you have to be shooting and uploading videos in 1440p or higher. Ahhhgg ! Anyone else experiencing this? So what the heck do we do with all our action cams that go up to 1080p?? Thanks for tips. Kam
Hello mate.... the easiest way around this is yo use your 1080p footage and edit it on a 4K timeline or export the final result in a 4K timeline. Did that make sense to you? The same way we do it when we shoot 1080p slow motion footage, you just ad that to the timeline and let the program upscale it. When uploading to youtube you wont be able to see the difference 👍🏻
@@tshansen Hi Thonas, I'm facing the very same proble .... I shoot at 1080, so how do I upload it into a 4K timeline?? Do I change/chose that in the "Render Settings - Costom" ??
@@mats.wickstrom When you open a new project... go down in the right corner to the cogwheel. select master settings and under timeline resolution choose 3840x2160. If you already startet a project and forgot to do that, you can go to the delivery page and under export video you choose custom and type inn the perferd resolution. If non of the above work, you can just open a new timeline in the ongoing project and choose a different resolution on that and copy paste all your work into the new timeline. Hope that helped. Cheers
@@tshansen Great Thomas !! I will try to upload it again, with the 3840x2160 resolution instead! And thanks for the help! I use your videos as guide lines when I try to learn how to make my own! However, I am still a much better rider than video maker!
@@mats.wickstrom hope it helps mate. If not send me a message on Facebook and i send you some screenshots 👌🏻👏🏻 we all have to start somehere! I was the same only two years ago 🔥🤩
Update?
Update? I have updated my camera yes, to the DJI Osmo Action 3, have a video about that as well. Cheers
Why 25 FPS?
Because I live in Europe who rund with PAL settings. Short story, we ned to run in PAL to prevent the lights from flickering etc.
0:24 Trønder? xD
Haha, nei langt ifra Trønder 🤣
@@tshansen Haha, ok, da faila jeg der xD! må si jeg ble litt usikker lengre ut i videoen.
@@erichbachman7363 Hva fikk deg til å tro at jeg er trønder? Var det skjorta? Moped skjegget, crocsa eller noe annet 🤣 Jeg er oppvokst i Ålesund, men har bodd i Bergen de siste 15 årene, om ikke lengre.
@@tshansen Ålesund ja :). Syntes først jeg hørte trønder engelsk, men etter å ha sett litt lengre ble jeg fort veldig sikker på at jeg tok feil :) .
@@erichbachman7363 hahaha fantastisk 😂🔥 ja bra det ikke var Solberg engelsk du hørte, så er jeg fornøyd 😂😇
Hi! Just wanna ask... because of this video --> ruclips.net/user/shortsfcU6_KX_UHA ... planning to buy Osmo Action 3 also and ND filters and use it in motovlogging and daily vlogs,.does ND FILTERS will effect my stabilization on Osmo Action 3? thanks
This is correct, it is Worse on the DJI Osmo action than on the gopro! But as long as you don’t use a ND filter on cloudy days, just in bright sunlight you should be ok
Yellow snow are not a good thing🤔😀
Hahaha.... yellow snow should be avoided at all coast 🤣
@@tshansen 😆😆
Wouldn't 60fps be better?
Depends on what you want to achieve, but no! If you don’t know 60fps is not better, it will make the footage look more digital and without Motion blur
@@tshansen oh ok, thanks
Jony sins ?
I'm not sure what you refer to mate 👍🏻
@@tshansen you look like him 😁😂
@@emirk09 haha, thank you! I take that as a compliment 😂🔥