I’ve watched about 15 GoPro night lapse videos in the past five days and this is the one that has been most helpful! Even with the GoPro 11. Thank you so much!
I’ve always color corrected one pic and copied those attributes, then paste those attributes to all photos. I’ve never even considered creating a compound clip! Brilliant!!
Dude you got right to the point and showed me exactly what I wanted to see. I shoot astro on my a7iii so I know more than the basics I just wanted to see settings and what I could reasonably expect on a hero 9. Thank you . Subscribed
Great video! Can you please also explain what program you are using to make the video? You dont say and I have no idea! If you can make a reco, I use win10. Thanks!
Random Question 1 year later lol: I'm also using Premiere, and it wont import my RAW photos so I'm just importing the JPEGS.. any chance if you remember if there is a way to import the RAW photos?
@@MrBlackReviews Your very much welcomed! I purchase the GoPro 3-way 2.0 and the Telesin Smart tracking pan tilt right after watching your videos thank you!
Awesome thanks heaps. Can you suggest a book type arm that I could attach to my caravan to have car in view at higher speeds as will be on some freeways so want to ensure won’t lose it. Going to try this lapse whilst away thanks heaps (from Australia)
Questions. I don’t have a go pro I normally use a DSLR. Will a dew heater keep the Len lens clear. You said it only last 3 hours does it have an option for external power like a Jackery or a brick usb battery? What model of GoPro is this?
Hello there. i have gopro 9. I love night time shots. especially star shots. This device gives me peace and an incredible image, but when I make the video format "photo", on which program can I convert them to video, please? This is very important for me.
I don't know if you are reading this comment section for this 2 year old video but... for both ISO Min and Max I don't have 1600, both only reaching 800. Any help would be nice since I am going to Hawaii with my dad on Wednesday August 2nd.
Now I got to try the night lapse again. Thanks for this. One question - what settings do you use for a evening video. Wanting to go and film around dusk/dark. (Maybe new video idea?)
I'm not sure if you're still looking for an answer, but it would depend on how long you would want your final video to be. If you want it to be maybe just a few seconds, like around 5-10 seconds of video, you'd wanna shoot maybe around 60 minutes of photos. If you want it to be a longer video, like say 30 seconds to maybe a couple minutes you'd have to shoot at LEAST 4-5 HOURS of photo. And also it depends on how many photos per second you'd have it set to. If you're gonna be capturing photos for a few hours, you'd want to have your GoPro connected to power with an actual cable plugged into an outlet or maybe power bank, otherwise the battery would die before you'd get a decent length of video. I hope this was helpful.
I dont have the max but i just asked a friend and they said yes.. it has protune which you can set and it has timelapse mode.. not sure if it is photo timelapse but for sure video, thanks for commenting.
was there any lights or full moon? that will really brighten up the sky. If thats the case you would want to change the shutter ( i have the settings in the description)
How do you make sure the video is not over 2-3 min ? I would think by setting it to auto interval you wouldn’t have control of how long the video is. Thank you
When import my fotage i look just fine but when i drag it into the media timline its just a weird noise black and white terrain? What did i do wrong?(Im using Premire Pro)
Thanks for the video! Definitely easy to follow. Do you have any tips for how to capture a day to night time lapse while also sustaining the best settings to still capture the stars? I’m going camping this weekend and bought the GoPro 9 hero black beforehand with this goal in mind.
Nice info and very helpful. I’ve got 2 questions from it: 1. Did you have to convert the GPR files into another format to use in Final Cut? 2. Why do you set the duration of each pic to 2 frames instead of 1 frame? Very helpful overall 👌
Hi. Thanks so much for the comment. I actually didn’t have to convert the files at all. It went straight into fcp like I did in the video. I picked 2 frames because it seems to flow a little better than 1 frame, but you are welcome to try it if you think the result is better :)
@@cliffordpereira1189 i just put this into Final Cut Pro but i believe this same concept will work any other editing software, even some free ones. which might be a good future video :)
Great video! 😉 Thanks a lot! Very useful information! 😊 P.S. If you want longer timelapse, you can plug in the GoPro USB cable in to the power bank or something else which gives power and leave it much longer! It will charge and capture at the same time! 😉
while I can't find anything definitive in a search, an ND filter (no matter the grade, ie. 2/4/8/16, etc.) will always be like your gopro wearing sunglasses. think of what it's like to wear sunglasses at night. it'll very likely kill the light pollution, but also the subject matter (the sky/stars) as well. I've heard of people having success actually removing the lens altogether and just capturing with the gopro's 'eye' instead. pros and cons to that method - pro is you'll have less blocking your view to a pure shot and more light, but con is that there's less in the way to protect the insides of the camera, ie. incidental lens damage. 15sec lapse would do good for moderate light pollution, and give your image some foreground texture and detail.
You can actually plug it in to an external power source for more battery life. With a full charge I was able to get 3.5 hours of timelapse with 1 battery
@@MrBlackReviews Hi again, when I set the format as photo and transfer the image to my pc, I can't see it as a video like you did. how can i achieve this?
@@MrBlackReviews yes thank you i can't do it , big problem , with my GP 9 and iphone 12 PRO MAX. i connect them, but impossible to pass by my iphone in hotspot ....
@@pascalanton3144 ah okay. Thanks for letting me know where the problem was.. it can sometimes be problematic trying to connect. So I’ll have a play with it and see if I can get it to work for me
BRUUUHHH! Why haven't you popped up sooner on our YT feed? Great info, right to the point! Dope! New followers here! Thx, Rocky and LVP Bruh! Let's Geaux!
that is a great idea. although to be honest, i dont do to much except maybe give it a saturation boost... maybe I should actually learn more on how to do it properly 😂
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I’ve watched about 15 GoPro night lapse videos in the past five days and this is the one that has been most helpful! Even with the GoPro 11. Thank you so much!
I’ve always color corrected one pic and copied those attributes, then paste those attributes to all photos. I’ve never even considered creating a compound clip! Brilliant!!
Thank you as a new gopro9 owner this is just what I needed to capture time-lapse star photography
Dude you got right to the point and showed me exactly what I wanted to see. I shoot astro on my a7iii so I know more than the basics I just wanted to see settings and what I could reasonably expect on a hero 9. Thank you . Subscribed
Great video! Can you please also explain what program you are using to make the video? You dont say and I have no idea! If you can make a reco, I use win10. Thanks!
Highly appreciated now time to test these
I wish you could costume the labels on your presets. I have like 3 setting for shootings on the beach.. all label outdoor.. 🤷♀️
I really wish gopro would allow custom names for these instead of their weird selection of names lol
What fov is best? Also best tutorial out there that works
YES! Quick video packed with info and a disclaimer for if you just want the settings. This is how it should be, Thank you
Thanks egermen. I know how it is… sifting through vids to get those settings it kills me too hah. I appreciate you stopping by :)
Beautiful mate
omg thank you!!! FINALLY a video that shows EVERY step!
Hi, very clear video. Won’t this work for gopro5?
What program are you using on the computer?
I have Premiere Pro CC
Doing the compound portion, threw me off.
I think PP has a similar compound clip thing, I don’t know what it’s called (I’m using final cut)
Random Question 1 year later lol: I'm also using Premiere, and it wont import my RAW photos so I'm just importing the JPEGS.. any chance if you remember if there is a way to import the RAW photos?
What software did you use to edit the photos in macOS? Can I use Lightroom or Affinity Photo for iPad for the batch edit you did? Thank you!
you never mentioned what program or computer you use to create the timeline. Mac, PC, Adobe?
Wow best video out there. Straight to the point. No time wasted.
What setting would work for the gopro hero 10
I am giving this a try to capture the northern lights tonight. let you know how it goes.
Great video my friend 👍
Thank you 👍
Wow! Goosebumps!
Do you recommend a gopro for a night concert? (Photos and videos)
Great ideas Dude 🙏👍👌🏻😉
Great video Danny Black!
thanks A-Town i appreciate you stopping by :)
@@MrBlackReviews Your very much welcomed! I purchase the GoPro 3-way 2.0 and the Telesin Smart tracking pan tilt right after watching your videos thank you!
Great tutorial. Thanks! May i ask how much time it will consume capturing the whole Timelapse. How much space and battery i may need?
For GoPro 10 settings time-lapse?
Those shots are sick! So nice 👌🏼🤤
thanks Cami!!!! i should try to learn how to do it on the ZV1
@@MrBlackReviews yes please! I beg you haha.
hi, what setting to change , if we r taking from a moving object (For eg, taking Night lapse photo, on a Ship)
Can you do one for the hero 12?
How do you make a video from the photos in premiere pro?
Hi, great straight to the point video. Looks like you used Final Cut Pro for editing?
Wow what awesome shot 🌠🌠
You should try this cam
Awesome thanks heaps. Can you suggest a book type arm that I could attach to my caravan to have car in view at higher speeds as will be on some freeways so want to ensure won’t lose it. Going to try this lapse whilst away thanks heaps (from Australia)
Hey what movie maker did u used to do that can you let me know :) super keen to do this
Great tutorial. Short, simple, super clear to the point.
Great snappy tutorial. Thanks!
I am trying to get my entry for the current contest and the first night was a full moon and cloudy the last 3 days!...lol
hey is it okay to plugged in to my powerbank?? while timelapsing
Questions. I don’t have a go pro I normally use a DSLR. Will a dew heater keep the Len lens clear. You said it only last 3 hours does it have an option for external power like a Jackery or a brick usb battery? What model of GoPro is this?
Definitely trying this out.
Followed you mate. Thanks for the video 👍
what's the tool / app that u used , to import photos and create a vid ?
Man its my first time in ypur channel. u make the videos fun ngl, keep the good work ❤
Is it working same on gopro hero 12 ??? Thx
absolutely still works. same settings (looks even better too)
Hello there. i have gopro 9. I love night time shots. especially star shots. This device gives me peace and an incredible image, but when I make the video format "photo", on which program can I convert them to video, please? This is very important for me.
Good video. This one vid got my subscription.
Noob question- what software did you use on the computer?
How do you prevent sun in the lens?
I don't know if you are reading this comment section for this 2 year old video but... for both ISO Min and Max I don't have 1600, both only reaching 800. Any help would be nice since I am going to Hawaii with my dad on Wednesday August 2nd.
Thx. Great info clip for night shots…
Brilliant, thank you
Now I got to try the night lapse again. Thanks for this. One question - what settings do you use for a evening video. Wanting to go and film around dusk/dark. (Maybe new video idea?)
Yup! Great idea! I’ll add that to my list :)
How long do you have to shoot to capture the movement of the stars? I'm not referring to star trails but showing the rotation of the earth?
I'm not sure if you're still looking for an answer, but it would depend on how long you would want your final video to be. If you want it to be maybe just a few seconds, like around 5-10 seconds of video, you'd wanna shoot maybe around 60 minutes of photos. If you want it to be a longer video, like say 30 seconds to maybe a couple minutes you'd have to shoot at LEAST 4-5 HOURS of photo. And also it depends on how many photos per second you'd have it set to. If you're gonna be capturing photos for a few hours, you'd want to have your GoPro connected to power with an actual cable plugged into an outlet or maybe power bank, otherwise the battery would die before you'd get a decent length of video. I hope this was helpful.
How much storage does a time laps need on your settings? I search for SD Cards and I dont want to buy one that is to small.
In your areas, have less light pollution? I have tried to do on my terrace on the 7th Floor. But slightly there are stars. Not sure about Milky way.
check the setting i have (in the description) for when the moon is out... that might help a little better if there is more lights
Thanks man. I'll try it out
Love this! When you’d at use photo instead of video as you get clearer footage, how much of a difference?
What program are u using?
Nice man. I always wondered how well the clarity came up afterwards. Really helpful.
Ya you should try it out! I actually want to get a bunch of Qld RUclipsrs to do like a mt ngungun night climb for some star timelapses
Can't set my Hero 9 to more than 800 iso....
This is very well done. Ive had problems with dew on the lens with other cams. Any tips? Also, does the standard battery last with these settings?
Will these settings work for the max 360?
I dont have the max but i just asked a friend and they said yes.. it has protune which you can set and it has timelapse mode.. not sure if it is photo timelapse but for sure video, thanks for commenting.
Cool tutorial
thanks ! i apreciate you stopping by
Will try, thank for good idea.
I used these settings and it made it look like it was day out, can you please tell me why??
was there any lights or full moon? that will really brighten up the sky. If thats the case you would want to change the shutter ( i have the settings in the description)
im going to try this thanks!!!
awesome! looking forward to seeing it
Hello, everyone.We're at the end of 2024 and I'm about to start my go pro 9 journey and thank you all for the information.Thank god bless.
Hi again, when I set the format as photo and transfer the image to my pc, I can't see it as a video like you did. how can i achieve this?
So I put it in a video editing software and set it to 2 frames per picture. And then exported it as a video .
How do you make sure the video is not over 2-3 min ? I would think by setting it to auto interval you wouldn’t have control of how long the video is. Thank you
How long should one film for? My Go Pro App shows the number of shots but I’m not sure how many are required to create content like this
Great video as always. Love your content!!
Thanks AO! I appreciate you stopping by and leaving a comment :)
Loved this and can't wait to try.
awesome!! please tag me if you post it, i would love to see what you create!
When import my fotage i look just fine but when i drag it into the media timline its just a weird noise black and white terrain? What did i do wrong?(Im using Premire Pro)
Very useful Danny.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the video! Definitely easy to follow. Do you have any tips for how to capture a day to night time lapse while also sustaining the best settings to still capture the stars? I’m going camping this weekend and bought the GoPro 9 hero black beforehand with this goal in mind.
Thanks, that’s was very helpful and brief 👌
Nice info and very helpful. I’ve got 2 questions from it:
1. Did you have to convert the GPR files into another format to use in Final Cut?
2. Why do you set the duration of each pic to 2 frames instead of 1 frame?
Very helpful overall 👌
Hi. Thanks so much for the comment. I actually didn’t have to convert the files at all. It went straight into fcp like I did in the video. I picked 2 frames because it seems to flow a little better than 1 frame, but you are welcome to try it if you think the result is better :)
@@MrBlackReviews can you also tell us the software that you used for post processing?
@@cliffordpereira1189 i just put this into Final Cut Pro but i believe this same concept will work any other editing software, even some free ones. which might be a good future video :)
Great video! 😉 Thanks a lot! Very useful information! 😊
P.S. If you want longer timelapse, you can plug in the GoPro USB cable in to the power bank or something else which gives power and leave it much longer! It will charge and capture at the same time! 😉
Hey how long are you running your timelapse for ? If the battery dies while its shooting was your footage ok? Great video thanks for posting this!
If there is too much light pollution especially in city, can I use a ND filter and will the camera still capture good ??
That’s a good question. I never thought to try that, I would just also try lowering the shutter speed
while I can't find anything definitive in a search, an ND filter (no matter the grade, ie. 2/4/8/16, etc.) will always be like your gopro wearing sunglasses. think of what it's like to wear sunglasses at night. it'll very likely kill the light pollution, but also the subject matter (the sky/stars) as well. I've heard of people having success actually removing the lens altogether and just capturing with the gopro's 'eye' instead. pros and cons to that method - pro is you'll have less blocking your view to a pure shot and more light, but con is that there's less in the way to protect the insides of the camera, ie. incidental lens damage. 15sec lapse would do good for moderate light pollution, and give your image some foreground texture and detail.
Which app did u use for editing??
I used Final Cut Pro for this, thanks for asking
What software do I need to edit it?
REAL QUICK WHAT ABOUT THE BATTERY? WILL IT DIE AFTER HOURS OF TIME LAP???
You can actually plug it in to an external power source for more battery life. With a full charge I was able to get 3.5 hours of timelapse with 1 battery
@@MrBlackReviews thank you very much I'm doing my first time laps RUclips video
How longs does the batter last for a full night shoot or a few hours of day to night?
it lasted about 3 and a half hours... but you can actually have it plugged in or power packs to get a lot longer
hello, what happens if we make a video instead of a photo where it says format?
You can do video instead. But it won’t be as sharp. But actually you’ve inspired me to give that a try and compare :)
@@MrBlackReviews Hi again, when I set the format as photo and transfer the image to my pc, I can't see it as a video like you did. how can i achieve this?
How do you change the interval to auto, when the option only says 5 seconds to 60 mins? Gopro 9.
I’m not sure there auto mode for photo timelapse. You pick your interval time depending on how fast you want the clip to go.
hi can you make a video t explain , to do a movie directly in facebook in live withe a phone hotspot (iphone) please
I will put it on my list pascal !! :)
@@MrBlackReviews yes thank you i can't do it , big problem , with my GP 9 and iphone 12 PRO MAX. i connect them, but impossible to pass by my iphone in hotspot ....
@@pascalanton3144 ah okay. Thanks for letting me know where the problem was.. it can sometimes be problematic trying to connect. So I’ll have a play with it and see if I can get it to work for me
@@pascalanton3144 lol sorry that was a response from me... but with on a different account lol
Where did you edit the night timelapse "video" though?
i used an app on my computer called final cut pro. However there are a lot of apps that will do this kind of editing
Nice!!
i had no idea that gopros can do that. I still have the 6 ,and give it a try
awesome! i would be curious to see how the 6 looks! please let me know
Nice 👍🏻
What a great video, A BIG thank you....
thanks Miki!!! glad you found it helpful :) i appreciate the comment
Good tips!!!
thanks a lot!
please do more vids like this!
UV filter from free well for astral for sure man, give it a whirl
Ooooooh! Great idea! That would be sick
Whats the name of the app to make a video
I was using an editing program called Final Cut Pro X... but this should work on other software as well, same concept
Nice video but why you choose raw format on settings and you imported the jpeg files into fcpx??
Great question. I’ll have to look into it. I’m not sure what I did there
BRUUUHHH! Why haven't you popped up sooner on our YT feed? Great info, right to the point! Dope! New followers here! Thx, Rocky and LVP Bruh! Let's Geaux!
so glad to be on your YT feed now :) i appreciate it... love your channel idea... hope to see you post more stuff (just subbed)
@@MrBlackReviews new silly video up now LOL Thanks for the sub! Setting up my GoPro for tonight!
Watching because I’m trying to do this tonight for the full moon
I’m so so excited. Just set up camera - putting it out now! Will tag you in my video tomorrow! Hopefully this works!!! Eeek!
I love this Danny! Thank youuuu!
I can’t wait to see your result
Awesome video! Ever think about having a tutorial video on color correction examples from flat GoPro footage ?
that is a great idea. although to be honest, i dont do to much except maybe give it a saturation boost... maybe I should actually learn more on how to do it properly 😂
Thank you.
You're welcome!