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Full in Depth Milky Way Tutorial | GoPro Hero 7 & Hero 6 | Post Processing
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2018
- GOPRO HERO 7 & HERO 6 MILKY WAY TIME LAPSE TUTORIAL
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This is an in depth tutorial on how to create and edit a Milky Way time lapse covering :
GoPro Hero 7 and Hero 6 camera settings
Light pollution
Post Process editing with Adobe Lightroom
Producing the time lapse video in Adobe Premiere Pro
Camera settings:
Night Lapse Photo mode
Shutter - 30sec
Interval - Auto
View - Wide
Iso 100 min, 800 max (max 1600 for hero 7)
Colour - Flat
WB - 3200k
Sharp - Low
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Links for equipment I used and software:
Camera and equipment:
GoPro Hero 7 Black:: tinyurl.com/y7...
GoPro Hero 6 Black: tinyurl.com/y7...
Power Bank: tinyurl.com/ya...
Tripod: tinyurl.com/ya...
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Light Pollution Maps:
www.lightpollu...
darksitefinder...
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Adobe Lightroom Classic:
www.adobe.com/...
Adobe Premiere Pro
www.adobe.com/...
Check out my other videos:
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• Amazing Drone Flying C...
This is my first tutorial on RUclips so would appreciate some feedback
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Will be doing a GoPro Hero 8 tutorial and test when I get it. Watch out for that
I just got my GoPro Hero 8 and made a Milky Way time lapse! Need to process it though. Waiting for your tutorial!
@GQW Smartkid014 you can download ohotopills or Google when the sky is the darkest . Depends what country and season your at
You can set it as long as you like it will just produce better results when the sky is darkest and less light pollution
Congrats! Vc ajudou alguém do Brasil. You've helped someone from Brazil!
Thank you I’m going to try this I’m from Ireland
Thanks! Helped me a lot! I just shot my first milky way timelapse.
How did it turn out?
Nice bro 👏 subscribed
hey man thanks!
very nice....
Very helpful
Thank you, easy to understand! I just bought a gopro max and I'm visiting Australia next year...Hope I'll be lucky on chasing aurora and milky way!
would be so cool
Thanks for the vid mate will try a night time lapse.....hopefully it turns out!!
Good luck
Super helpful video!! I didn’t even know about the light pollution map.....thanks man🤘
No worries
Hopefully I can do another one with the GoPro 9
Thanks for the tutorial and I haven't yet shot a successful gopro nightime video but will take your advice!
wow, really nice photos you have here. I wasn't expecting that go pro 7 can do so high quality photos. regards
Very good. Thanks for sharing. Answered a lot of my questions.
I just need a power powerbank and I'm ready to go.
Appreciate you taking the time and effort to show us how it done.
Wonderful
Super helpful, thank you
Nice 👍!!! Very nice!!
I will using your settings))!
Thanks for an informative video!
Thanks mate. Really helpful
Awesome
Great video! Thanks for the tips!
you rmost welcome mate
amazing video, thank you for this! Just got a Hero 7 and can't wait to try this.
you are welcome
Katie Carr Hey Katie! How do you like the 7?
viper4hdz I love it!! It’s an amazing camera, highly recommend
Katie Carr how is the night time footage?
It would have been nice to have shown your final Time Lapse video (final product) at the very end.
Epic video! Very helpful filming tips!
Thanks !
I have literally fallen asleep watching this video!
Good now wake up and go shoot the Milky Way
This was so helpful man, I'm completely new to the post production stuff and this is very inspiring as it shows how it's not as difficult and scary as it looks. Im not far from where you filmed yours actually. Cheers again
Where you from? You can get much closer if you not scared of kangaroos in the dark lol
Patrick Guerrisi Scotland 🏴 here travelling for a while so lots of good spots to practice. Man a kangaroo scared the bejeezus out of me in the dark one night actually
amazing video, was everything i was wondering for!
thanks a lot! add some background music and use cards in your videos to link to your other videos and will work even better!
You should add highlights
Awesome !
no your'e awesome !
@@PatrickGuerrisi Mate, where in Australia are you? Im in Newcastle NSW
@@chocaholic65 hi. Im from Melbourne
I have Osmo action camera so what should I set interval because it doesn't have auto mode
just the next highest from your shutter speed. Say you set your shutter speed to 30 seconds, If the osmo action has an interval setting to 35 seconds do that. To the closest as possible but higher then 30 seconds. You want the camera to be able to take the next shot after 30 seconds automatically
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Well done !!! Very much informaTive :) I'm about to upload a similar video :)
excuse me, can you help me with a problem on my gopro7, when i choose White balance at 3200K, the number is always back to 5500K
THX You helped me much but i cant test it becouse erverywere are Clouds
A astrophotographers nemisis. You'll have to wait for a clear night keep an eye on the weather
I feelings sleepy after seeing 13 min, However good work
Yeah probably because I tried to cover everything you need to do
And looking at my video again I sound a bit monotone lol. This was my first RUclips tutorial so very rusty I'll try to be more happy next video lol
@@PatrickGuerrisi You did good work and don't need to change your style, Keep natural
@@deevog cheers mate
Muy bueno tu trabajo, consulta cuanto tiempo dejaste timelapse ..?
Love the detail. Is it possible to get similar sharpness with the Hero 5?
not sure havent got a hero 5, but it should because the sensor size is the same
Hi, why my photos are almost white with these settings? They are ok only when I set max ISO to 400 and shutter to 2 seconds. But with these settings there are only 3 or 4 stars in the sky. Thanks. Sorry for my bad eng.
Are you in a high light pollution area? Are there any lights around? You need to go far away from towns and lights
@@PatrickGuerrisi yes, it is "red" light pollution zone.. I will try again somewhere in the forest, maybe. Thanks for the answer!
@@user-tb3bh5ch1q yes, the GoPro sensor is not powerful enough to pick up stars in high light pollution
@@PatrickGuerrisi thanks) have a nice day)
I live out in the country where there is no lights. And on a clear night you can see everything. But my pictures don’t come anywhere close to that. I even changed my settings to your and still I can’t get the pictures you get. I have both the 6 and the 7.
Are you editing them in light room after wards and are you shooting in raw ?
Yes I’m editing them in Lightroom after and I always shoot in raw. I’m just not getting any like you are. I get clear pictures yes, but I can’t seem to get pictures seeing the galaxy it self with all the stars.
@@jaxxryan1374 i dont know man. Stupid question but are you 100% sure you are pointing the camera at the milkyway core? There are apps to help you see where it will be at night etc like Photopills. You can send me one raw photo you have and I can take a look if you like. My e-mail is in my About section
I have hero 7 black... I'm using night lapse and 30s shutter....tell me how many photos i need to make 20 sec...night lapse video
Nice wallpaper, I'm also using an Alienware.
I since have sold Alienware. Need to buy another PC
Whats the music used at the beginning?
thanks for tutorial, how much total time you have spent to create that 1 minute clip?
From memory about 6-7 hours
When doing the way you did with the hero six will it save it as a video or will it save us a bunch of pictures that I would have to later go and put in a timeline? I tried last night and I was left with 200 pictures when I just wanted to play like a video
If you do it with pictures this is a much more effective and high quality way of doing it but it takes more time and is a little more advanced. I go through this in the tutorial on how to make the video with pictures. With pictures you can edit and make the milkyway pop out more and get much better quality set of images ( frames) then you make a video out of the pictures which are frames for your video
Would it work on Adobe Lightroom mobile?
Does the pictures you edited were taken with a gopro hero 6 or hero 7? I have the hero 6 I have try to take timelapses or night pictures but the amount of noise it is horrible. Could you share one of the raw pictures you took to download it to see the actual quality? I might end up selling my gopro hero 6 and just buy the 7. Thanks
THe ones I did in this video were with my Hero 6 I did not have a hero 7 at the time, but I did the tutorial with both :) - ITs not going to make a difference in quality. The sensor is the same size. And the higher the ISO the more noise you'll get. I have a lot of noise in mine to. TO get very high quality pictures with low noise. You need an expensive full frame DLSR or mirrorless camera
Let’s say you live in a city with a lot of light at night, is there still a way to capture the stars with the go pro?
Pretty much almost impossible with gopro. You may see a very faint pattern after editing but it wont look very good. Your better off going for a drive
Looking on the back of the GoPro it looks black can’t see anything
Yeah you won't get a 30 sec exposure from the GoPro screen
Patrick Guerrisi it works thanks a lot had to wait until it was finished
Nice video! Is there any editing software that's better than GoPro studio, but not as expensive as things like PS? A middle ground?
Ah, you answered it in the video. Adobe free trial.
Yeah davini resolve is probably the fully free video editor
Great work!
Does 5 second Milky Way`s film take 1.5 hour recording?
Unsure without googling that lol you'd have to check only I'm sure there's calculators out there
@@PatrickGuerrisi Thanks! How much time did You take it?
@@wowgitara roughly 6 hours
@@PatrickGuerrisi 😯😯😯👌💪
I produce a separate set of pictures, not video.!!!! Pls help...
You have to import those photos into premiere pro or another video editing program to make the video
Do we need to press shutter every time to take photos? How to choose the time interval between photos and how to make it automatic ?
You have to go into night lapse mode and set interval to auto
@@PatrickGuerrisi Thanks mate appreciated but found answer already
how much time you need
depends how long you want the timelapse to be. You can run it all night if you want but check how long the Milkyway will be visible for
How many images did you capture?
I think around 700-800 from memory
how long did you took that video? for how many hours ?
I did it for around 6-7 hours. You'll need a power bank for that. I explain how to use it
Why gopro is getting hot when in stand by position?
could still be connected to wifi try turning off wifi
@@PatrickGuerrisi thanks :)
Where was this taken?
Just outside the Yiou Yangs National Park in Victoria, Australia
So when I set my RAW and take pics only jpeg is recorded what settings am I missing ?
Rick
If you have set JPG + RAW you'll have both a JPG and raw on your SD card
Have you checked for both?
I think the file extension is something like .GPR
@@PatrickGuerrisi Ok. Must be a setting. GPR. comes across Final Cut Pro as an unreadable file. Got any suggestions?
Eric
@@blackswanodysseys I might be wrong here as I don't use final cut pro but it might because final cut pro is a video editing file
You first need to use a photo editing program like.lightroom to edit the raw files and export all to jog
Then final cut pro should read the jpgs and make them into a video
@@PatrickGuerrisi Got it figured. Have to use the Adobe DNG converter then load into FCPX
@@PatrickGuerrisi No you can load pics. Specifically time-lapse photos.
Volume too low but content was best
My voice volume was too low ? Yeah sorry I need a good mic didn't have one then
How long it took you to film?
About 6-8 hours
CTRL A doesn't sync nothing!!!
You ctrl A (on windows) command A (on Mac I think) to select all photo's. Then click sync
Make sure your main photo you are editing is selected first
Check my new awesome video of my trip to Great Barrier Reef got some top shots there: ruclips.net/video/Dv2GpnHOi2w/видео.html
If you thought this Milky Way time lapse was good wait untill you watch this one this blows it out of the galaxy > ruclips.net/video/9qCGOe-v0HM/видео.html
“leave it at auto” i clicked out the video so fast
huh? ITs the interval timer. You leave it at 30 seconds exposure which is the max long exposure a gopro can do , and then tell the camera to "automatically" take a shot straight after that. Thats what the "auto" setting is in this tutorial its for the interval... SO this would be then taking photos every 30 seconds which is what you want here.