I just got my first GoPro the GP-11. One mistake I made was thinking the firmware update it conducts when powering "on". I could not get through my first poking around the setting before it would literally power itself off. It did this several times so I chatted with GP CS. They instructed me to do a manual firmware update and they emailed me the instructions on how to do this on my own. After the manual update I have not had any more issues. Just a heads up for those who may run into the same issue. Great video btw!
I disagree on the 1st point. I've found myself cursing my unwillingness to record more after missing something I would have wanted recorded. Editing a couple more minutes is not that hard, specially if you're willing to watch the video at 3x speed or more. I do absolutely agree on every single other pont, though
Regarding the 1st point, I started doing it that way, trying to time it and make a good clip, but I would often miss things or not press record at all. Now I just record gigantic videos, then I edit them. It's not hard finding the interesting moments exactly because they are few, so you will usually remember where to look for.
Great video as always! I think to me, your tip of shooting more videos/photos and experimenting with the GoPro as much as you can is so spot on. The more you use it the better the results. Keep up the GREAT work.
Totally agree with using the chesty over a head mount. I capture a lot of fishing shots and you don’t realise just how much you move your head until you watch a playback
Great video Sir, thank you very much. To me as a beginner, just by watching movies, it was clear from the start that the most important principal that is also kind of all encompassing is the SHOOT FOR THE EDIT advice.
I just got my first go pro and this video will be helpful along with your settings video for the hero 11. I am going on a month long trip in a week and very excited to try out a lot of settings and actually have fun with it
get a pile of battery's the thing is a hog. I ran my 11 , my 7 black and my 7 silver a lot , the fastest one to go dead is the 11 (if it dont overheat first) running them off a USB cord fixes both of these problems
Thank you very much for this video. It was most helpful. I am a beginner and guilty, guilty guilty. I have made all of these mistakes. I have had my GoPro for less than a year and have only shot a few things thus far. With the help of your tutorial videos, this year will be different. You have informed and, encouraged me. Also, you have rekindled my resolve and desire to produce quality videos that will benefit and encourage others as you have benefitted and encouraged me. Thanks, this was a great find!
Great video and points! I’ve actually been using my GoPro for action shots and then my camera for scenic/close up shots (just like you mentioned), and the two pair well together.
Good points , the last is probably the best get out and use it and use it a lot . I find a mono pod is good also for different angles and fake drone video and it keeps it level .
I am new user of GoPro and I am yet to use it the first time. Coincidently, youtube suggested this video to me. Not only the mistakes mentioned are so basic that almost everyone would at some point commit those mistakes. It is definitely a education to me 👍 You straightaway got to the point 👏👏. Your Intention seems so Genuine; Speech resounds Honesty & Humility. While the Description & Flow of the points reflect Experience. . Subscribed for more 🤝
I've never had a GoPro. Going to be using it for motorcycles. The only things that are important to me is excellent quality, excellent vibration dampener, horizon stabilizer and the GPS. Which one should I get?
Good advice, but there wasn't a single mention of how to extend the battery life! My first time using my gopro was cut short by the battery dying. Would've been life-saving to know about how to extend the battery life back then!
Your tutorials have already improved my footage quality by a lot and I've used different settings for different situations. I'm so grateful for it! However I'm curious if you have an idea, how to tackle mistake #1 better. It feels like i record for a long period of time and nothing happens. As soon as I turn the camera off, so much interesting stuff goes on. What could be a solution for that?
They have a knew feature called hindsight which records all the time and when you start recording, it saves the 15 to 30 seconds prior to that moment, so you never get caught off guard
Very informative. It puzzles me that EVERYBODY talks about, the necessity of ND filters and the 180 shutter-rule. Can’t you get as good as a motion blur in post (like Davinci Studio)? One would be more flexible and wouldn’t have the hassle with the NDs all the time. Hardly anybody talks about the negatives/restrictions of using an ND filter like, color-casting, vignetting, having to use a higher ISO sometimes, not being able to use polarizers with a variable ND filter which is usually less of a quality anyway, bad stabilizing results, etc. If the motion blur is only done in post, without NDs, how good and easy is the result of a proper motion blur and quality?
Ive spent the last week filming first person videos of my daily work tasks and just everything i do in the day. Its much easier to take 20-30 minute shots or longer, upload the .mp4 files to clipchamp (its free), sort them by date created, then string all the shots together. I speed my videos up x4 to rewatch them and can turn a normal work day into about a 22 minute vid. Just pop captions in where you want to explain something quickly or split the clip and slow down a section if you happen to be talking in the video. When you export do it in 720p they'll still look fine and you,ll have about 1-2GB video when youre done. As far as settings on camera go low with everything and dont bother with hypersmooth.
Great tips, thanks. However, not everyone owns or can afford to purchase a good spec laptop that is capable of running Davinci Resolve, etc. Thus, they have no alternative option but to use a tablet or smartphone for editing. Even though I've only recently purchased a GoPro, I'm not certain that I'd purchase another one. For those of us that have problems with our fingers, e.g. the on/off switch is difficult to press, and opening the battery compartment is a real struggle. GoPro designers don't seem to think about people with disabilities.
Great video, Werner. I just bought a GoPro 3+ used, I'm using it on bike rides. Still trying to find the best angles, but your videos help. Thanks for all you do! Subbed.
I use a Sony Handy cam for most filming mainly use the go pro for under water and boating shots .I started with Bolex 8mm back in the 19 60s .editing is the hardest part .I doubt that I'll ever get all my movies edited .
Thank you for offering this video. You made a statement that has totally changed my mind about buying a GoPro which I have been researching. I have been making instructional videos for RUclips. I am using my laptop but want to buy a portable camera so I have more flexibility in camera positioning and adding movement to my shots. Your remark that GoPro is not good for closeups and portraits has saved me from making a big mistake! Thank you. I have little experience and have no one to teach me how to use the equipment I own, so I am totally on my own in learning how to use any new equipment. Any suggestions for a good camera that will be simple for me to learn how to use would be greatly appreciated. By the way, I'm 80 years old and not technically savey. BTW, I'm guessing you were not using GoPro to shoot your on-camera speaking segments.
I am a victim of number five and the up and down step movements 🥲 how can I solve this? Would reducing my physical movement be enough? Or do you think I need a gimbal?
Thanks for the basics, Werner! I'm buying a GoPro #9 in a few weeks to shoot from a kayak - whitewater footage plus flat water paddling, fishing and camping footage, meal preps, and gear reviews in the backcountry. I plan to mount the camera on a short tripod in the center of my kayak so that I can pivot it for vlogging. Can you suggest a self-contained microphone system for voice that can also pick up woodland sounds (birds and animals beyond a few feet.) Unfortunately, the GoPro plugin for an extra mic requires the waterproof battery door to stay open, completely negating the waterproof features. I'm hoping to find something running off a battery pack that does not connect to the camera. I've bought NCH VideoPad editing software and hope to start working with it soon. Any advice would be appreciated! I'll be taking still shots with my T3i Canon. Thanks in advance...Eric
Hi Eric, I have little experience with outdoor microphones. Sometimes I use a Rode lavalier microphone and use it on a recording device. Maybe a recording device like the Tascam DR 05 or the Zoom H1 would be suitable for you. They record autonomously, but you can also connect microphones.
I hope you have better luck with NCH VideoPad than I did. First video I edited and exported to my hard drive, it changed the format to something RUclips doesn't recognize. If you know what I did wrong, please post my error. Thanks.
Good stuff. I am still making some of these mistakes. The longer clips for instance, I forgot to hit the off button riding home from the airshow Saturday. I found one clip of me riding home, handlebar mounted so bleh.. not exciting at all. Thanks for this one and I will check out more of your tutorials
I never owned a GoPro before. I’m going for a 1month trip to the Philippines in December and snowboarding in March 2023. I also need an action camera while I do my auto detailing videos. I’m leaning more towards between GoPro10 or 11?. What do you guys think?
Thanks, you motivated me to keep my iPhone for what I was about to use a GoPro for, I didn’t meant it in a bad way, but where I live those cameras are extremely expensive and as any apple, I don’t think it justifies the price, so I think I’ll extract what I can from my phone, thanks!
The biggest problem I had as a beginner was saving the video. The go pro subscription helps out a lot with that. But he's right, you need a computer. I need to upgrade.
So when do you stop upgrading to the next new release gopro? Is it OK to say to yourself this one is doing the job I will just stick with this one for now?
Biggest GoPro mistake for me (so far) buying the wrong size SD card. A quick Google search said a 32gb SD card could hold approx 3.5hrs video, so I bought one. Only to find out it will only hold 57mins of video.
I just subscribed. I got a GoPro 11 to film pressure washing work. I plan to use fast speed and would like to add logos. Will check out your other vids. Thanks
My first & only mistake: buying Hero 12 & Max together & now I cant use both together. Gopro App can only support one camera at a time. Not worried about next 10 mistakes as I will be returning BOTH.I will be buying DJI & INSTA haha
yeah when the sun starts to go down so does the look of the footage lol. I use my marauder mini torch and I love it it's the best thing to me I praise it. I also find it annoying that GoPro Quick app for desktop doesn't fully work and never will which I find stupid as they focused on just for mobile devices. I transfer from GoPro to my iPhone quick app then upload to the cloud and then I air drop from GoPro to my Mac or sometimes I'll usb GoPro to Mac and drag and drop. do u know if I loose quality or anything doing these ways?
The first 4 of your tips that are not GoPro specific, are perhaps the most important anyway. Thanks for drilling this into my head, perhaps a set of recommendations that I need to master first.
Hello. I just bought a go pro but thinking i made a mistake. It is for a disney trip to take photos and close ups. Not really for doing videos. Reason why i bought was for underwater feature. Ive been looking at common mistake videos but seem to be about video rather than photos. Do you have advice. Thanks
Great video. My first time but I’ve subscribed and will be following more. It’s very much like learning to shoot RAW using a DSLR. I’ll definitely be watching more and experimenting more with my new GoPro hero 11. Thank you.
Very good video, thank you very much, I was waiting to hear during what bitrate to export a video with gopro (with the simple cameras, with 20,000 bitrate the video came out good but on the GoPro the image was pixelated) I would like to see some similar videos from your channel at some point as well as 1) how to plan some shots for a video of mine (eg you said at some point in the video, that you should do panoramic shots, close-ups, etc. This you could sometime do it as a stand alone video tutorial) 2nd) How do you organize the editing etc 3rd) What cameras and equipment does one need in a travel video 4th) settings etc. (although I have seen this on your channel for GoPro) Once again, many congratulations on your very good work. Thank you and please excuse my english.. :-(
Looking to buy my first gopro for motorbike notice gd reviews on hero 7 any advice for 8,9,10? Looking just to use on motorbike so need good waterproof and battery thanks
Thank you for your content! We bought our first GoPro 11 in Oct 2022 and it's definitely a learning experience. We use Blender for editing.... thoughts on Blender vs the more commercially available editing apps?
Thank you so much for this video ... I'm a beginner & would definitely try all the possibilities with my GoPro before I leave for my vacation ... Like you said, there's a ton of info that one has to carry in his mind when shooting before editing ... Once again, thanks a lot ... Cheers 😊👍
So whats the best option to smooth the walking bounce going up and down? I've been searching for this particulary answer for a few days but got no clue so far...
Thanks for putting GoPro to the test! We appreciate you sharing your tips + tricks + look forward to all the content to come 🙌
Maybe make better cameras
@@CippnFN shut up kid
@@Tempvo why say shut up yk I'm right goofy everyone else does also
Hi! GoPro company, i would like to ask how to take off the light in the up, i placed it with a wrong side, and not its stuck.. what should i do?
Yesterday I just purchased a GoPro HERO 11 Black.
👁️👃👁️🙏
I just got my first GoPro the GP-11. One mistake I made was thinking the firmware update it conducts when powering "on". I could not get through my first poking around the setting before it would literally power itself off. It did this several times so I chatted with GP CS. They instructed me to do a manual firmware update and they emailed me the instructions on how to do this on my own. After the manual update I have not had any more issues. Just a heads up for those who may run into the same issue. Great video btw!
I disagree on the 1st point. I've found myself cursing my unwillingness to record more after missing something I would have wanted recorded. Editing a couple more minutes is not that hard, specially if you're willing to watch the video at 3x speed or more.
I do absolutely agree on every single other pont, though
i love how this video is put together and how clear it's.
Regarding the 1st point, I started doing it that way, trying to time it and make a good clip, but I would often miss things or not press record at all. Now I just record gigantic videos, then I edit them. It's not hard finding the interesting moments exactly because they are few, so you will usually remember where to look for.
Great video as always! I think to me, your tip of shooting more videos/photos and experimenting with the GoPro as much as you can is so spot on. The more you use it the better the results. Keep up the GREAT work.
Totally agree with using the chesty over a head mount. I capture a lot of fishing shots and you don’t realise just how much you move your head until you watch a playback
I’m thinking about getting a GoPro to video my trout fishing trips. Which model are you using? I do agree with the chesty mount.
@@kirkeberding304 I have the gp11 and a gp8
One facing forward and one to the side to get as much vision as possible
Great video Sir, thank you very much.
To me as a beginner, just by watching movies, it was clear from the start that the most important principal that is also kind of all encompassing is the SHOOT FOR THE EDIT advice.
I just got my first go pro and this video will be helpful along with your settings video for the hero 11. I am going on a month long trip in a week and very excited to try out a lot of settings and actually have fun with it
Great - have much fun with your GoPro!
get a pile of battery's the thing is a hog.
I ran my 11 , my 7 black and my 7 silver a lot , the fastest one to go dead is the 11 (if it dont overheat first) running them off a USB cord fixes both of these problems
Thank you very much for this video. It was most helpful. I am a beginner and guilty, guilty guilty. I have made all of these mistakes. I have had my GoPro for less than a year and have only shot a few things thus far. With the help of your tutorial videos, this year will be different. You have informed and, encouraged me. Also, you have rekindled my resolve and desire to produce quality videos that will benefit and encourage others as you have benefitted and encouraged me. Thanks, this was a great find!
Thank you Cora!
Good point on long video of the same scene is boring. Cutting to new scenes keeps the final product refreshing. 👍
Great video and points! I’ve actually been using my GoPro for action shots and then my camera for scenic/close up shots (just like you mentioned), and the two pair well together.
Good points , the last is probably the best get out and use it and use it a lot . I find a mono pod is good also for different angles and fake drone video and it keeps it level .
''There is no substitute for personal experience.'' Good advice. Shoot, shoot, shoot. You'll get better.
Very helpful video. I am guilty of all the mistakes you mentioned and will be looking for your videos to upgrade my skills. Thank you for sharing.
Great video!!! 😊 I just got my GoPro this week have never use a camera before I’m totally loss. 😅 your video will definitely help
TY. My wife got me my first GoPro (The Hero 11). Great tips!
I am new user of GoPro and I am yet to use it the first time. Coincidently, youtube suggested this video to me. Not only the mistakes mentioned are so basic that almost everyone would at some point commit those mistakes. It is definitely a education to me 👍 You straightaway got to the point 👏👏. Your Intention seems so Genuine; Speech resounds Honesty & Humility. While the Description & Flow of the points reflect Experience. . Subscribed for more 🤝
Helmet mounts are definitely superior for skiing, you just need to get the position and angle right. Also the max lens mod is great for skiing as well
Great advice 👍
what about cycling?
thank you good video! Just got my first GoPro 10 I am using for Scuba Diving.
I've never had a GoPro. Going to be using it for motorcycles. The only things that are important to me is excellent quality, excellent vibration dampener, horizon stabilizer and the GPS. Which one should I get?
Good advice, but there wasn't a single mention of how to extend the battery life!
My first time using my gopro was cut short by the battery dying. Would've been life-saving to know about how to extend the battery life back then!
Can you give tips what best settings gopro 8 onboard to rallycar. Problems is stabilisation and when sun shines,then road is invisible.
I haven't even got one yet but really excited about getting one as a complete novice.
I have now.Got a Gopro 9 so am hoping to get out and make the 11 mistakes as quick as possible.
This is my first video on GoPro I watched. Thank you awesome. Also thank you for all the comments very helpful ❤
Have you considered noise dampeners in your room? It’s hard to hear and understand you because of the echo! Thanks for your video!!
0:18 1st mistake
0:52 2nd mistake
1:30 3th mistake
2:08 4th mistake
2:50 5th mistake
3:25 6th mistake
3:50 7th mistake
4:40 8th mistake
5:00 9th mistake
5:45 10th mistake
6:35 last mistake
THANKS!
Just got my new Gopro thanks for your video! Will definitely practise different shots prior to my upcoming vacation.
Just got my first go pro. (12) wish me luck. Thanks for the advice. Preciate it 😅
Your tutorials have already improved my footage quality by a lot and I've used different settings for different situations. I'm so grateful for it!
However I'm curious if you have an idea, how to tackle mistake #1 better. It feels like i record for a long period of time and nothing happens. As soon as I turn the camera off, so much interesting stuff goes on. What could be a solution for that?
Turn it back on ?
They have a knew feature called hindsight which records all the time and when you start recording, it saves the 15 to 30 seconds prior to that moment, so you never get caught off guard
@@frankn4424 🤣🤣🤣
Very helpful video - I wish I had seen it sooner.
The video is a bit fast-paced for a beginner video. I had to stop it several times and go back. 😢
Nicely n warmly explained ! Gracias from India !!
Thanks for the recommendations on the editing programs and file name conventions.
Thank you for the information. I just got my GoPro 12, and I am looking forward to gaining experience. Just subscribed.😊
Very informative. It puzzles me that EVERYBODY talks about, the necessity of ND filters and the 180 shutter-rule. Can’t you get as good as a motion blur in post (like Davinci Studio)? One would be more flexible and wouldn’t have the hassle with the NDs all the time. Hardly anybody talks about the negatives/restrictions of using an ND filter like, color-casting, vignetting, having to use a higher ISO sometimes, not being able to use polarizers with a variable ND filter which is usually less of a quality anyway, bad stabilizing results, etc.
If the motion blur is only done in post, without NDs, how good and easy is the result of a proper motion blur and quality?
Heading out for the first time with a GoPro next week skiing. This is very helpful, thank you.
I was about to give up and i found this ! Thank you so much brother
Ive spent the last week filming first person videos of my daily work tasks and just everything i do in the day. Its much easier to take 20-30 minute shots or longer, upload the .mp4 files to clipchamp (its free), sort them by date created, then string all the shots together. I speed my videos up x4 to rewatch them and can turn a normal work day into about a 22 minute vid. Just pop captions in where you want to explain something quickly or split the clip and slow down a section if you happen to be talking in the video. When you export do it in 720p they'll still look fine and you,ll have about 1-2GB video when youre done. As far as settings on camera go low with everything and dont bother with hypersmooth.
just got the gopro 11 and literally watching all the videos. thanks
So well made and very true! I love shooting with my gopro but especially when its on the proper mount!
Thanks for the last advice. 👍 I'm new to GoPro.
helpful video, just got my GoPro working today
Great tips, thanks. However, not everyone owns or can afford to purchase a good spec laptop that is capable of running Davinci Resolve, etc. Thus, they have no alternative option but to use a tablet or smartphone for editing. Even though I've only recently purchased a GoPro, I'm not certain that I'd purchase another one. For those of us that have problems with our fingers, e.g. the on/off switch is difficult to press, and opening the battery compartment is a real struggle. GoPro designers don't seem to think about people with disabilities.
Great video, Werner. I just bought a GoPro 3+ used, I'm using it on bike rides. Still trying to find the best angles, but your videos help. Thanks for all you do! Subbed.
I use a Sony Handy cam for most filming mainly use the go pro for under water and boating shots .I started with Bolex 8mm back in the 19 60s .editing is the hardest part .I doubt that I'll ever get all my movies edited .
Thank you for offering this video. You made a statement that has totally changed my mind about buying a GoPro which I have been researching. I have been making instructional videos for RUclips. I am using my laptop but want to buy a portable camera so I have more flexibility in camera positioning and adding movement to my shots. Your remark that GoPro is not good for closeups and portraits has saved me from making a big mistake! Thank you. I have little experience and have no one to teach me how to use the equipment I own, so I am totally on my own in learning how to use any new equipment. Any suggestions for a good camera that will be simple for me to learn how to use would be greatly appreciated. By the way, I'm 80 years old and not technically savey. BTW, I'm guessing you were not using GoPro to shoot your on-camera speaking segments.
In my opinion for your purposes a good smartphone camera would be the best choice.
@@MountMediaChannel Thank you for your suggestion. Much appreciated.
Your voice is so relaxing wow. And really useful thanks you!
I am a victim of number five and the up and down step movements 🥲 how can I solve this? Would reducing my physical movement be enough? Or do you think I need a gimbal?
Thanks for the basics, Werner! I'm buying a GoPro #9 in a few weeks to shoot from a kayak - whitewater footage plus flat water paddling, fishing and camping footage, meal preps, and gear reviews in the backcountry. I plan to mount the camera on a short tripod in the center of my kayak so that I can pivot it for vlogging. Can you suggest a self-contained microphone system for voice that can also pick up woodland sounds (birds and animals beyond a few feet.) Unfortunately, the GoPro plugin for an extra mic requires the waterproof battery door to stay open, completely negating the waterproof features. I'm hoping to find something running off a battery pack that does not connect to the camera. I've bought NCH VideoPad editing software and hope to start working with it soon. Any advice would be appreciated! I'll be taking still shots with my T3i Canon. Thanks in advance...Eric
Hi Eric, I have little experience with outdoor microphones. Sometimes I use a Rode lavalier microphone and use it on a recording device. Maybe a recording device like the Tascam DR 05 or the Zoom H1 would be suitable for you. They record autonomously, but you can also connect microphones.
@@MountMediaChannel Thanks so much for the suggestions Werner! I'll definitely check them out! I appreciate you reaching out! Cordially, Eric 🛶
I hope you have better luck with NCH VideoPad than I did. First video I edited and exported to my hard drive, it changed the format to something RUclips doesn't recognize. If you know what I did wrong, please post my error. Thanks.
Good stuff to consider! Thank you.
Thank You. I like you style and channel. Subscribed. Just started using the 11 from the 7. Looking forward to exploring your channel.
Good stuff. I am still making some of these mistakes. The longer clips for instance, I forgot to hit the off button riding home from the airshow Saturday. I found one clip of me riding home, handlebar mounted so bleh.. not exciting at all. Thanks for this one and I will check out more of your tutorials
Hello, when editing a video clip on your laptop, is it best practice to remove the SD card or plug the GoPro (with SD card) into your laptop?
I never owned a GoPro before. I’m going for a 1month trip to the Philippines in December and snowboarding in March 2023. I also need an action camera while I do my auto detailing videos. I’m leaning more towards between GoPro10 or 11?. What do you guys think?
Thanks, you motivated me to keep my iPhone for what I was about to use a GoPro for, I didn’t meant it in a bad way, but where I live those cameras are extremely expensive and as any apple, I don’t think it justifies the price, so I think I’ll extract what I can from my phone, thanks!
Seems like a lot of work. That might be the biggest mistake for beginners. Not understanding the reality of how much time and work it requires.
The biggest problem I had as a beginner was saving the video. The go pro subscription helps out a lot with that.
But he's right, you need a computer.
I need to upgrade.
You gotta get good before you get fast.
Used to take me hours. Now I can do edits in a fraction of the time.
Great advice. Thank you.
So when do you stop upgrading to the next new release gopro? Is it OK to say to yourself this one is doing the job I will just stick with this one for now?
Nice info and presentation
Do we know for a fact that videos taken on the Gopro gets compressed when transferred to a phone? I make all my videos on my iphone.
This is a really good video! I’m only a year into digital creating and I love learning and teaching!
I do need to organize my pictures
Your tutorials are incredibly insightful 👌
Biggest GoPro mistake for me (so far) buying the wrong size SD card.
A quick Google search said a 32gb SD card could hold approx 3.5hrs video, so I bought one. Only to find out it will only hold 57mins of video.
I just subscribed. I got a GoPro 11 to film pressure washing work. I plan to use fast speed and would like to add logos. Will check out your other vids. Thanks
My first & only mistake: buying Hero 12 & Max together & now I cant use both together. Gopro App can only support one camera at a time. Not worried about next 10 mistakes as I will be returning BOTH.I will be buying DJI & INSTA haha
yeah when the sun starts to go down so does the look of the footage lol. I use my marauder mini torch and I love it it's the best thing to me I praise it. I also find it annoying that GoPro Quick app for desktop doesn't fully work and never will which I find stupid as they focused on just for mobile devices. I transfer from GoPro to my iPhone quick app then upload to the cloud and then I air drop from GoPro to my Mac or sometimes I'll usb GoPro to Mac and drag and drop. do u know if I loose quality or anything doing these ways?
Good points! But thats true for any camera you buy.
This is very useful! Thanks!
The first 4 of your tips that are not GoPro specific, are perhaps the most important anyway. Thanks for drilling this into my head, perhaps a set of recommendations that I need to master first.
Made most of these mistakes, thx for the tips. Much appreciated
Fantastic video! Thanks!!
I am a really new with this like 1 day ago just started and so scared to use this GoPro but Thank you Werner for info! Helps a lot! Merry Chrismas 🎄☃️
is there any cable required to connect dji receiver with gopro hero 5?
does dji charging case keeps charging mics even if they are 100% charged?
What’s the best settings for shooting at night and under the water?
Hello.
I just bought a go pro but thinking i made a mistake. It is for a disney trip to take photos and close ups. Not really for doing videos. Reason why i bought was for underwater feature. Ive been looking at common mistake videos but seem to be about video rather than photos. Do you have advice. Thanks
Great video, thanks for the information
Excellent audio
Nice Video for Go Pro addict👏🏻👍👍
Thank you. Great advices.
The 11th is really true, and not for only for the GoPro.
True?
Lol. Is this a ploy to watch the whole video? 😂
Excellent tips! My first time to your channel. Very well produced. You put a lot of concise information into a well presented video. Thank you.
tx for kind advices
Nice video. I’ll watch some other tutorials in your channel. 👍🏼
Great video. My first time but I’ve subscribed and will be following more. It’s very much like learning to shoot RAW using a DSLR. I’ll definitely be watching more and experimenting more with my new GoPro hero 11. Thank you.
Thank you for the helpful video! I subscribed to your channel for future helpful information.
Regards and thank you from México
Great tips that this beginner can use, thanks!
Thank you for the live
Well expressed and shown. Show and tell one of the most affective ways to make a point. Thanks.
thank you sir.. it's really helpful.
Very good video, thank you very much, I was waiting to hear during what bitrate to export a video with gopro (with the simple cameras, with 20,000 bitrate the video came out good but on the GoPro the image was pixelated)
I would like to see some similar videos from your channel at some point as well as 1) how to plan some shots for a video of mine (eg you said at some point in the video, that you should do panoramic shots, close-ups, etc. This you could sometime do it as a stand alone video tutorial)
2nd) How do you organize the editing etc
3rd) What cameras and equipment does one need in a travel video
4th) settings etc. (although I have seen this on your channel for GoPro)
Once again, many congratulations on your very good work. Thank you and please excuse my english.. :-(
Thx for your feedback!
Hi!I started taking videos before updating it with the app. If I update it will it not erase my videos?hope someone replies. thank you
No
Looking to buy my first gopro for motorbike notice gd reviews on hero 7 any advice for 8,9,10? Looking just to use on motorbike so need good waterproof and battery thanks
Very impressive shooting
Thank you for your content! We bought our first GoPro 11 in Oct 2022 and it's definitely a learning experience. We use Blender for editing.... thoughts on Blender vs the more commercially available editing apps?
Hi, sorry but I have no experience with Blender. I use FCPX on a Mac
What video editing soft would you recommend for Linux?
No idea - sorry - never used linux
Thank you so much for this video ... I'm a beginner & would definitely try all the possibilities with my GoPro before I leave for my vacation ... Like you said, there's a ton of info that one has to carry in his mind when shooting before editing ... Once again, thanks a lot ... Cheers 😊👍
So whats the best option to smooth the walking bounce going up and down? I've been searching for this particulary answer for a few days but got no clue so far...
What user friendly beginner video editing software would you recommend for a new iPad Pro besides iMovie?
Aloha~any idea how I can download transfer videos speed up faster to my phone from GoPro camera? 🙏
is removing the camera drain cover included