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GoPro Hero 11 STAR TRAILS: Capture Stars & Milky Way Moving - Night Time Lapse Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2022
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In this video, watch as I capture star trails and night time lapses with my GoPro Hero 11! The newly released Hero 11 Black has a lot of new features, like 10-bit color, a new sensor, hypermsooth 5.0, and even STAR TRAILS! The star trail feature is essentially a night time lapse, but with the stars' paths shown!
As soon as this camera was announced I knew this was a feature I wanted to try out, and after I got a lot of comments asking for this video, I knew it was time to make it! This video gives you a step by step guide to creating star trails/time lapses on your own, showing you all of the best settings, as well as showcasing the footage I captured! Believe it or not, this footage has been barely color corrected, as the footage right out of the camera was already good enough.
After seeing what I captured I was honestly blown away. I had no idea a GOPRO could capture footage like this. I hope you all found this video fascinating and helpful! Enjoy!
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This is by far one of my favorite videos you've made
Bro that footage is truly amazing
Nice Bro! I just got the hero 12 black friday, and i did somewhat of a 2hr sunset lapse for a test, and now at 4am-8am that same night/morning, i'm doing a sunrise lapse! this thing is so cool!
These are beautiful. Love the dusk shot
Wow - that was really beautiful! The star trails are a really cool feature on the camera. Love it!
Yo, I never even knew my GoPro could capture stars! This is a game changer!
Insane footage! More like this please
More on the way!
Really nicely done. I'm glad you're enjoying this new feature if the HERO11. I look forward to seeing what else you do with it.
Great job. Thank you.
Some of your best work yet!!
Thanks man!
I was waiting for this one. So cool!
Thanks!
Yes Agreed. Spectacular. I loved it.
Nice clips! Thanks for the video!
Well done mate. This is rad
Great tutorial, classy music!
That's really impressive for a gopro!
It really is!
Great footage mate!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful timelapse bro 👍
Thanks!
Epic
Hi! Many thanks for this great video. I tried to replicate this with my GoPro 11. However, whenever I take a photo (not video!) night lapse, the exposure of the resulting photos is much (!) lower than what I set. For example, I set a shutter of 30s with an interval of 60s, but the resulting photos only have 1/3s exposure time (I checked it in Lightroom). All other modes work fine, I can for example shoot a night photo (not timelapse) with 30s exposrue without problems. Can you maybe try/confirm this on your GoPro 11? I would like to know if it's a general bug or specific to my camera. Many thanks in advance!
that og 3 way mount looks good
It's my favorite accessory
Amazing video . Very informative. Thank you !
Is there a lot of light pollution in your area or was the weather not that clear that night ?
I did it in my neighborhood so there's a little light pollution. I think they came out good, but I'd love to make a video where I capture star trails in a really secluded place!
I loved this video!!! I’m new to Go Pro and I just ordered my first one.. hero 11. I’m so surprised you can capture star trail’s because everything I’ve read about it is that it’s not a good low light camera. Does it capture it as a video with the star trails moving or as a still shot? Thank you so much for posting this video tutorial. I cannot wait to try mine out for this.
For star trails you'll want to leave your camera stationary. You're going to love the Hero 11...my favorite GoPro yet!
what tripod do you think is the best for this? which one do you have yours in the video?
lets go nice video have a good weekend abo and like for you :)
I have so many questions. How did you get around the overheating on the camera. These cut off at around 15 minutes in 4k. Also you said you left it there for the night. How big of a power bank did you have attached to the gopro. I didn't see one in the shot.
I didn't have any issues with overheating while making it. The camera was recording for multiple hours at a time, but I didn't have any issues. I also didn't have a power bank attached to it. Each battery would give me about 3-4 hours of recording. I'd set the camera up around 8:00pm, then go change the battery around 11:00 or midnight.
@@FintasticFilms how is that possible my gopro 11 will drain all battery after 1 hour 20 minutes at 1080 p 60
@@SifuJasonChan select star trails
@@SifuJasonChanyesss exactly ...!! Have you tried using a particular star trail mode ?
there is one 'star' , on the star trails, top right that doesn't move, I'm guessing its a dead pixel? any other ideas?
Thats the north pole star..
How did you keep it from over heating.
I just hit record and let the camera do all the work. Luckily I didn't get any overheating while it sat outside, but that's in part because it was pretty cool outside
@@FintasticFilms Im thinkinh for this I would need some external power . My hero black 11 is great for ski videos but in normal or hotter climates it over heats quickly , I would love to utilize this way . Im in the desert alot and in dark sky areas .
How many hours should record?
Each start trail video took about 3-5 hours of recording
@@FintasticFilms oh , so the GoPro 11 lasts lasts around 5 hours in these modes? My hero 11 drains battery while shooting in 4k
Star trails doesn't waste battery as quickly compared to standard filming. The enduro battery will help you get longer video, but I've always gotten at least 3 hours of recording time. You can film all night if you keep the camera plugged into a power bank.
I just received my 11. Do have to create the star trail? It's not in my settings
You have to swipe over to time lapse mode, then click on the settings, and star trails should be listed as one of the options!
@@FintasticFilms thank u so much 🤘🏽 have a rad day
When I shoot in night lapse mode my battery only manages to give me a total of 8 seconds of recording. Then the battery dies
I just have one query. How much storage you have put on your go pro to take this videos?
Actually, not much. Each star trail video only takes up 10-20 seconds of SD card time
@@FintasticFilms thanks for your reply. So can I consider this as some memory within 100 MB?
1:08 The colour bands we see here . Could that be due to the youtube compression while upload or something else ? 🤔 ... 10 bit shouldn't give you that if I am not wrong.
They're airplanes
Thats amazing bro 🔥😍 how many hour’s it take to shoot and how many GB
How long did you set the camera to create those shots?
Each shot is about 4 hours realtime
I can get. Good night photos from my 11 but the trail and night lapse only shows darkness. Pretty useless.
For how long I've to record the sky to get a 5'' or 10'' star trail video? Thanks
Each hour the camera is recording will give you around 2-3 seconds of footage. So for a 10 second video you'll need to record around 3 hours or so
Did you point to Pole Star?
Does Hero 7 and 9 do it too?? Star trail???
The Hero 11 is the only camera that can do star trails, but the 9 can do night time lapses
STEVE????