Oh okay, I didn’t know that. I always used 60fps on my GoPro hero 7 silver which I had before night or day. The night quality was always garbage but I just thought it was the old GoPro but this footage seemed really dark itself. I’ll try 30fps next time, but 24 fps just sounds like the quality wouldn’t be as good. I’m thinking about getting the GoPro light mod for my media mod case tho for more lighting at night after seeing the quality of night even on the latest GoPro.
@@punkymotogirl 24 fps not change quality at all, but framerate. Sport cameras proably never be very good in night, because of wide fov. If You want really best night image - turn off stabilisation and set to 24fps and add stabilisation in post production in video editing software like magix vegas or something else. ISO can be higher if You set to 24fps and video will be much brighter. Do own experiments and wait for new firmware 2.0 - it will bring lot of improvements.
@@Moto-opinieInfo I’ll try doing 24fps. I’m not too good at using advanced video editing software (yet) as I only use QuickTime player on my mac to trim & clip my videos so If 24fps makes the night video better I’ll try that first but one of the reasons I went for the hero 10 was the hyper smooth 4.0 & I have to say for a $500 dollar camera I’m quite unimpressed by the quality it has at night. During the day I tried recording some 4K 120 & that footage ended up being all in slow motion when I tried to edit it on QuickTime so I’m going to have to get some footage with the settings I used at night & then trim & upload it. I know besides the slow motion of the 4k120 it looked much better quality wise during the day.
don't use 60 fps in night - it makes image darker. Use 30 or better 24 fps
Oh okay, I didn’t know that. I always used 60fps on my GoPro hero 7 silver which I had before night or day. The night quality was always garbage but I just thought it was the old GoPro but this footage seemed really dark itself.
I’ll try 30fps next time, but 24 fps just sounds like the quality wouldn’t be as good. I’m thinking about getting the GoPro light mod for my media mod case tho for more lighting at night after seeing the quality of night even on the latest GoPro.
@@punkymotogirl 24 fps not change quality at all, but framerate. Sport cameras proably never be very good in night, because of wide fov. If You want really best night image - turn off stabilisation and set to 24fps and add stabilisation in post production in video editing software like magix vegas or something else. ISO can be higher if You set to 24fps and video will be much brighter. Do own experiments and wait for new firmware 2.0 - it will bring lot of improvements.
@@Moto-opinieInfo I’ll try doing 24fps. I’m not too good at using advanced video editing software (yet) as I only use QuickTime player on my mac to trim & clip my videos so If 24fps makes the night video better I’ll try that first but one of the reasons I went for the hero 10 was the hyper smooth 4.0 & I have to say for a $500 dollar camera I’m quite unimpressed by the quality it has at night. During the day I tried recording some 4K 120 & that footage ended up being all in slow motion when I tried to edit it on QuickTime so I’m going to have to get some footage with the settings I used at night & then trim & upload it. I know besides the slow motion of the 4k120 it looked much better quality wise during the day.