REFRAMING 4:3 GoPro HERO10 Footage To 16:9 | Final Cut Pro TUTORIAL
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- *My example footage in this video is 5K30 4:3 not 5.3K30 4:3 as I accidentally stated. 5.3K30 would be a 16:9 ratio not 4:3. 5K30 and 4K60 are the high resolution 4:3 aspect ratios the GoPro HERO10 Black offers.*
REFRAMING 4:3 GoPro HERO10 Footage To 16:9 | Final Cut Pro TUTORIAL
In this tutorial video I talk about the reasons for using a 4:3 resolution mode and how to dynamically stretch or reframe those 4:3 clips into a widescreen or 16:9 timeline in Final Cut Pro. My example footage in this video is filmed with the GoPro Hero 10 Black in 5K30 4:3 and extra GoPro clips with some filmed in 4K60 4:3 resolutions.
The plug-in used for Final Cut Pro is a free plug-in from FX Factory called Andy's Elastic Aspect Classic. This is a fantastic plug-in for reframing your GoPro footage that is filmed in 4:3 aspect ratio.
FX Factory Download Here: fxfactory.com/
Using the 4:3 resolution modes on your GoPro Hero 10 not only allows you to use the highest resolution on the camera being 5K30 4:3 but also allows you to use the full frame of the GoPro. This means that there is more top and bottom of the clip. When stretched or reframed properly to 16:9 using this plug-in can give you more view and a much more immersive clip especially for those POV clips.
Watch in 4K and enjoy!
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Thanks! You are so kind! 🤙🏻
Dude yes I just started using the square recordings and this is rad. Thank you
You’re welcome!
Hello,
New subscriber here. Found your video as I was looking for a way "modernize" some old MGM cartoons. Your method looks to be most simple way to do it and honestly, the results look waaay better than other methods I've seen so far. Thank you for a great video and for educating me on this. Your instructions were stripped down and very clear. Thanks again and merry Christmas!
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Thank you. That was super helpful
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YES! NICE! Thanks for the info....
Of course!
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Thank you! Very helpful
You are welcome!
Great tutorial but, I'll stick with 16:9 from the start. Thanks and Happy New Year! 👍
Thank you so much!
You’re welcome!
Great video. Spatial is pronounced spay - shl. Cheers and thanks for the tips.
Haha thank you!
Nice. Thx
Thank you! very very inspiring!
I only have one problem, I'm logged into the FxFactory app, I press the download button of the elastic aspect, I see the download wheel spinning but then I can't find the plug in the download folder. How can I download it? 🙏
Sorry I never saw this comment! Did you ever figure this out?
Hey! Really like the content your putting out, very helpful. Did you create your own intro? I was thinking about updating mine, but I remember how much work it was to create this in after effects.
My reply’s were deleted so I’ll answer again! No I did not create my own…I only provided the details of what I wanted to the creator who made it.
do you have link for PC or windows? or this technique only works for mac user?
As far as I’m aware of this is only for Mac.
What format acepts Go Pro?
I have always used the 4:3 because it has less noise compared to 16:9 on the GoPro 8 but it is limited to 30fps. I'm curious how high does the 4:3 go on the new GoPro 10?
@@CorbinBlanton Cool! Thank you I couldn't find the information anywhere online!!!!!!
My comments were deleted so I’ll answer again! 5K30 4:3, 4K60 4:3, & 2.7K120 4:3
@@CorbinBlanton What happened? Because I had a bunch of my comments deleted from my channel as well a few weeks ago. I have an idea that the TH-cam algorithm thinks numbers and emojis in comments are spam and automatically deletes them sometimes.
@@joesalyers mine were deleted because I switched my channel back and forth from a normal account to a brand account I believe…..just getting things right before monetizing the channel issues
can you do something similar for the new hero 11 8:7 aspect ratio
Yes you can! Just the amount you scale the Y-Axis to on your clip before adding the plug-in is different. I can’t remember what it is off the top of my head.
Honest question. With the new 8x7 on the 11, would you recommend still using 4x3 due to it using the full sensor?
I would recommend using the 8:7 for anything pov due to 8:7 actually being the size of the new full sensor on the 11! Stretching it is the same concept you just have to squeeze the y-axis more in post. Or you can have the GoPro quik app reframe it how you like as well.
How about mobile users only
I think you may be able something inside the GoPro Quik App for 4:3 video otherwise you’ll have to just crop the video to fill the 16:9 frame.
@@CorbinBlanton wow who would've thought that someone like me got an answer to this great youtuber, thank you for that i really appreciate sir👌
Nice effect, thanks. How's the 4K, does it alter the video quality?
It doesn’t mess with the 4K resolution much my opinion. Maybe the edges a little bit but honestly if you are dropping a 4K clip into a 1080p timeline the resolution will be rock solid.
@@CorbinBlanton I neither saw problems yet, but the material I used did not have sharp stuff on the edges. I'm using 4K timeline and exporting 4K, that's why I asked.
Quick question! Why wouldn't I just use 16:9 superview? I tested the FOV and it is almost the same. Are there any other reasons to use this method?
I actually haven’t compared the 2 in awhile but if I remember correctly there’s less distortion and a higher resolution with 4:3 just because you are using the full sensor of the GoPro. Also theres more flexibility in post using 4:3. To be completely honest use whatever suites you best!
@@CorbinBlanton alright thanks for the quick reply! Appreciate it:)
@@yurimfbrand no worries!
I only have a smartphone, can we do this with Capcut?
I don’t think so but I’m not sure
@@CorbinBlanton do you know what phone app that can do this?
@@MawangHujan-fl2zn so if you shoot footage with a GoPro camera the GoPro quik app can do this automatically when you adjust the aspect ratio and lens options within the app but you don’t have much control over it. That’s all I know of.
do i have the same ( same quality and content ) whether i shoot 16:09 ( gopro simply crops from 4:3 because sensor is 4:3) with gopro or shoot 4:3 and crop manually afterwards myself? thank you
Quality is better when shooting in 4:3 due to something called LTM or local tone mapping that’s available in certain modes such as 4:3. LTM is a process where details are brought out in the video so yes shooting 4:3 will have the same quality as 16:9 or better
Where can we find Andy’s effect plugin? ( Especialy elastic effect:))
Download the FX Factory Application. Inside the application you can download Andy’s elastic aspect for free.
@@CorbinBlanton Thanks so much
I'm a noob with video, does it mean I should be shooting everything in 4:3?
No it does not….to make things easier at first you should shoot everything in 16:9 especially if you don’t want to edit anything. Filming in 4:3 mode just allows you to get the highest quality possible out of the GoPro and give you the same 16:9 view but with more top and bottom.
does this actually gets you more fov than 16:9 suoerview?
It’s basically the exact same….really it’s just allowing you to have more flexibility in post as far as I understand
@@CorbinBlanton thank you :)
is there an equivalent for photoshop also?
I would guess yes, just check around on the web. I don’t know of any though as I don’t need to do much “stretching” with photos.
@@CorbinBlanton Smartphone made wide-angle photos are stretched on the sides. For example a car's wheel is round in the center of the photo but its much wider on the sides of the photo. I think Edit, Perspective warp should do the job in Photoshop.
Any pixel loss?
No I don’t believe there will be able pixel loss….at least that I can tell.
@@CorbinBlanton Hey there I'm on Windows and after trying to down this from the FXFactory page I was told it only works on Mac's so unless you know of a way to use this on PC's I guess this will be it for me for now. Thanks for replying tho.
@@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster I don’t know a way on windows sadly unless you use Adobe Premiere Pro
@@CorbinBlanton I have Premiere Pro with the Creative Cloud, is this available on it? I haven't looked yet. I'm use After Effects because it's easier for me to use.
@@Thex-W.I.T.C.H.-xMaster I have a link in the description of this video on how you would reframe 4:3 in Adobe premiere.
Would the affect work on premiere pro or Davinci?
Yes it would!
Yes I believe the effect works in both premiere and resolve.
Do you recommend 4:3 for Facebook page?
4:3 unedited will actually work for social media platforms that are normally viewed with a phone or otherwise known as vertical video.
Spatial: pronounced “Space-Shull”
😂 my bad! thanks for the help
Gopro 10 has only 4:3, 16:9 is not.
do you know if you can do something similar with filmora?
I honestly don’t know…sorry!
@@CorbinBlanton thanks anyway :)