This video's definitely a good example of the GoPro not doing well in lowlight even with these settings so another tip is to make sure you try to shoot on those sunny days! The small sensor in the gopro doesn't do very well on cloudy days 😁 Definitely would be able to save some of this by shooting in flat and colour grading after... Will definitely start doing that just wanted to show what you can get in camera ♥️
My suggestion is to shoot in superview this will get more in frame vertically and also use the highest resolution possible I've upgraded to the hero 8 so can't remember the highest resolution you can get in the hero 7 with superview... Then it's always a good idea to motovlog in 60fps 24 and 30 will be acceptable but 60fps is good if you ever want to slow footage down etc since you're in motion a lot the 60fps should look better while motovlogging
That depends... If you're going to add colour and colour grade the footage and also if you like a sharper image it's really upto you... If you like a sharper look put it on medium etc and if you can't colour grade leave it in GoPro colour
This video's definitely a good example of the GoPro not doing well in lowlight even with these settings so another tip is to make sure you try to shoot on those sunny days! The small sensor in the gopro doesn't do very well on cloudy days 😁
Definitely would be able to save some of this by shooting in flat and colour grading after...
Will definitely start doing that just wanted to show what you can get in camera ♥️
Thanks for this video. Just got the hero 7 and wanted to know which settings to get the best results
Legend, still use them in the hero 9 except -0.5 exposure ❤️
Hey bro can you help me on the settings for my goprohero7black
For motovlog travel
Yup I can give you my motovlog settings as soon as I get home from work 😁
My suggestion is to shoot in superview this will get more in frame vertically and also use the highest resolution possible I've upgraded to the hero 8 so can't remember the highest resolution you can get in the hero 7 with superview...
Then it's always a good idea to motovlog in 60fps 24 and 30 will be acceptable but 60fps is good if you ever want to slow footage down etc since you're in motion a lot the 60fps should look better while motovlogging
@@NatesEscape how about the color and sharpness ?
That depends...
If you're going to add colour and colour grade the footage and also if you like a sharper image it's really upto you...
If you like a sharper look put it on medium etc and if you can't colour grade leave it in GoPro colour
Thanks and godbless more videos
What GoPro do you use?
Who's keen for the hero 8?