i think somewhere in that comment you forgot to mention that you were thankful for a good quality clip, but yes you are definitely right fps is not high enough
Not enough frames per second on the GoPro notice all aspect of speed was lost on the forward facing shots! At 300KPH you are doing about 80 meters per second and with a frame rate of 30fps thats 2.66meters between every frame...(or 1.33meters @ 60fps)...
consider working on your editing... way too many cuts in short period of time... give some time for the viewer to take in whats going on! just some advice.
Sorry, I was just objectively thinking about the GoPro as I have been searching for a the ultimate camera. I was obviously not criticizing one of the best riders in world punting a MotoGP Bike around a race track! The placement of all the camera's and the footage was great! except for the forward facing one that doesn't capture the true aspect of speed (looks a litlle like its in slow motion) that the more professional ones do! I was just surprised to see a GoPro on a real MotoGP bike is all...
The quality of the video is absolutely awesome!
It's ridin season boys!!
i think somewhere in that comment you forgot to mention that you were thankful for a good quality clip, but yes you are definitely right fps is not high enough
does youtube output video at 60fps? implying that the video is able to run at 60fps and youtube is not outputting it to that.
amazing Dani :D
how do they get the shots facing them under the windscreen? where is it mounted?
1 You can't see 60fps,
2 video is not slowed down in any part.
the real song please!!!!!!!!!!
Not enough frames per second on the GoPro notice all aspect of speed was lost on the forward facing shots! At 300KPH you are doing about 80 meters per second and with a frame rate of 30fps thats 2.66meters between every frame...(or 1.33meters @ 60fps)...
I was thinking the same thing.
consider working on your editing... way too many cuts in short period of time... give some time for the viewer to take in whats going on! just some advice.
Sorry, I was just objectively thinking about the GoPro as I have been searching for a the ultimate camera. I was obviously not criticizing one of the best riders in world punting a MotoGP Bike around a race track! The placement of all the camera's and the footage was great! except for the forward facing one that doesn't capture the true aspect of speed (looks a litlle like its in slow motion) that the more professional ones do! I was just surprised to see a GoPro on a real MotoGP bike is all...