I am so glad I found your channel! I have had GoPro for 7 years and not until now I realized that I could film hiking/nature videos with it (because I am an amateur filmer and my footage look liked grap).
Excellent advice on complex & nuanced techniques & methodologies. Far more cerebral than the typical “Countdown Tips” TH-cam tutorials, & far more enlightening & valuable as a result. The most valuable aspect in my humble opinion is that these techniques are actually camera body/sensor/format agnostic, & really apply to any foray into cinematic artistry. Many thanks brother.
Great tips! Having recently purchased a GoPro Hero 6 and two different gimbals, I returned the gimbals and now go with just a GoPro Shorty. It works great and greatly simplifies travel and shooting rather than the additional concern of having a gimbal. Thanks for the wonderful tips!
Nice one Thomas! Good for people like me, who are travelling the world and filming with Gopro a looot. Thanks for the tips. Hope to see you soon again in Barcelona, maybe we can create something cool!👌🏻🎉
I would love to get my hands on one of these new GoPros and give it a go. Seems like a fantastic update with the new model. Great to see you back, TAN!
Thanks... I use the double shutter speed to fps rule.. ie: 60fps = 1/120 shutter speed. Or 30fps = 1/60 shutter speed. The new HERO7 black has insane HyperSmooth Stabilization built in. People are calling it the gimbal-less GoPro.
Really Awesome tips. I have looked at a few other videos talking about GoPro 5 and 6 and I was still kind of confused about which I should be getting. Now I think it's pretty clear. Thanks
...Tip #7 how-to video comments would be a lot more constructive if people stuck with the subject matter instead of post their save the world bullshit.
Thanks for the tips! This is super helpful as I just got my Hero 6 today and am going to South America on Thursday. Will definitely be using your tips when shooting my Vlog.
About slowmotion, have in mind that on action cams and phones, when using slomo like 120fps or 240fps, even if it says 1080p, the quality of the image will be far worse than your standard 1080p/30fps footage. Notice the loss in detail at 4:55 especially in the background. So you won't end up with crispy slomo....
Thanks for the tips. I really don’t understand the current universal over use of blasting everything with orange and teal, but hey, to each their own. Make every movie look like transformers
This is really fabulous content. Thank you for putting so much effort into it. I'm preparing to document a cross country motorcycle ride. I will use a lot of your advice. Best to you!
thank you :) I was skeptic about getting a GoPro, but seriously this was a good video (Blessed be image stabilization). Hei Santa I am putting this on my Christmas wish list
Good video, Other things to consider when hunting for that professional cinematic look are ND filters if shooting outside of the golden hours and following the 180 degree shutter rule, these two things can really step up your gopro filming game big time.
Thanks, the fisheye lens standard settings is appalling wide angled look, always makes me think amateur GoPro. But this advice changes it to a professional cinematic look
![Shoot CINEMATIC travel videos on your smartphone [iPhone & Androids]](/img/n.gif)
5 years old but still good information 👍Thanks for sharing your knowledge
And a tip to you... Taking 3:35 before you really starting the video will lose the most of the watching youtubers
I was about to move on to other video until i saw your comment.
Starts at 3:30
come on. first cinematic example is still worth to watch :P
thanks :)
Actually, it starts at 0:17
You’re a blessing
Ok. The first trick to get Cinematic risults from a Gopro is...1) start a video with a beautifull girl in t-shirt 😂😂😂
Who happens to have forgotten to put on her underwear.
Its Barcelona.
Andrea Turbolz 😂😂
Definitely lol
Andrea Turbolz th-cam.com/video/5U5rrBW98Dg/w-d-xo.html watch this video guys
This guy looks like Jon Snow and Orlando Bloom had a baby
not even fkn close mate... are you gay or something???
First Timer ARE YOU A CHAD
africandialects yeah he sounds like Jon Snow too
Lol
I am so glad I found your channel! I have had GoPro for 7 years and not until now I realized that I could film hiking/nature videos with it (because I am an amateur filmer and my footage look liked grap).
Excellent advice on complex & nuanced techniques & methodologies. Far more cerebral than the typical “Countdown Tips” TH-cam tutorials, & far more enlightening & valuable as a result. The most valuable aspect in my humble opinion is that these techniques are actually camera body/sensor/format agnostic, & really apply to any foray into cinematic artistry. Many thanks brother.
Very good. This guy knows what he’s talking about. Well done
Great tips! Having recently purchased a GoPro Hero 6 and two different gimbals, I returned the gimbals and now go with just a GoPro Shorty. It works great and greatly simplifies travel and shooting rather than the additional concern of having a gimbal. Thanks for the wonderful tips!
Breath-taking
Greatly done bro! Really cool clips.
been waiting for ages! finally!
Nice one Thomas! Good for people like me, who are travelling the world and filming with Gopro a looot. Thanks for the tips. Hope to see you soon again in Barcelona, maybe we can create something cool!👌🏻🎉
I don't even have a gopro, but I like you so much, that I needed to watch this
Sooooo much small talk. This video could easily be 3min
Ralle let him do his thing. What if this makes him happy 😜
Ralle th-cam.com/video/5U5rrBW98Dg/w-d-xo.html watch this video guys
254k subscribers though..
That's half of TH-cam now. Bunch of hot air for 35 seconds of substance.
Great video man! More people need to hear this.
Nice selection of tunes !
I would love to get my hands on one of these new GoPros and give it a go. Seems like a fantastic update with the new model. Great to see you back, TAN!
The footage while riding the bike is awesome.
Missed this guy!
Now this makes me wanna buy the hero6, 4k 60fps is really a game changer
Tnks I really was needing this video
Love the bonus tip, that is a huge piece of info
Really great teacher, explains things very well
Looks so good with that format and style
Thanks... I use the double shutter speed to fps rule.. ie: 60fps = 1/120 shutter speed. Or 30fps = 1/60 shutter speed.
The new HERO7 black has insane HyperSmooth Stabilization built in. People are calling it the gimbal-less GoPro.
This is a mint tutorial, my channels improving because of you bro
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Your tips are always really helpful. Thanks man!
thank you for these useful tips
Looks great. I'll be sure to use these next week in Morocco! Thank you!
Really Awesome tips. I have looked at a few other videos talking about GoPro 5 and 6 and I was still kind of confused about which I should be getting. Now I think it's pretty clear. Thanks
Its good to have you back. 👍 I want one so bad, best go pro ever.
Very good video! keep it up. Definitely learned something here.
This is by far one of the best gopro tips video ı ever watched. Thanks man!
Great, great video, thanks
Good tips. I use the gopro all the time but never thought to treat it like a good camera. Simple thing to do that I know will make better videos.
Tip #6 Ocean scenes will look much better if everyone buys reusable coffee cups instead of filling the sea with plastic.
...Tip #7 how-to video comments would be a lot more constructive if people stuck with the subject matter instead of post their save the world bullshit.
I am eager to see the fusion in work . It’s going to open up new horizon .
Thank you Thomas for sharing the valuable tips. I am new at creating cinematic videos.
Top! Gefällt mir!
Awesome tips brother, cheers!
Thanks for the tips! This is super helpful as I just got my Hero 6 today and am going to South America on Thursday. Will definitely be using your tips when shooting my Vlog.
You just made me buy a GoPro Hero 6. Thanks a lot for you helpful tipps. Great work!
Dope video!!!
What do you think of the dji pocket cameras please? Great videos! To the point and natural teaching ability x
this video is just awesome...!!
thank you for the tips
Thanks for share tips bro
Nice vid budd!
I was wondering where you had got to. Must be crazy in BC right now. Good to see another video go live.
Thank you! Some excellent advice and great orientation to my new Hero 6.
Just signed up! Just started my channel and I was super excited to discover yours- can’t wait to get working on a GoPro vid!
About slowmotion, have in mind that on action cams and phones, when using slomo like 120fps or 240fps, even if it says 1080p, the quality of the image will be far worse than your standard 1080p/30fps footage. Notice the loss in detail at 4:55 especially in the background. So you won't end up with crispy slomo....
your videos are always very useful thank you so much!
Cool video Thomas, thanks!!!!
Great tips. Thanks
Hey great tips as always. Hero 6 looks dope!
Thanks! Just got my gopro, so very helpful
Great Tips! Thanks man
Make sure to skip to 3:15 to start Video.
Thanks. Lol
Great info here Thomas, thanks for sharing :)
welcome back man. awesome tips. been wondering when you going to post again. will we be seeing you more frequently now? ;)
Thanks man, our gopro is hardly used but this will make us reconsider!
Great tutorial!
Thanks for the tips. I really don’t understand the current universal over use of blasting everything with orange and teal, but hey, to each their own. Make every movie look like transformers
Super high quality content, thank you!
This is really fabulous content. Thank you for putting so much effort into it. I'm preparing to document a cross country motorcycle ride. I will use a lot of your advice. Best to you!
Really helpful
Thank you so much for those tips have a great day
thanks :) gonna get a gopro 6 !!
Really good advice I have a GoPro 5,
Will take into consideration thank you, god my English got worse since I’ve been in Thailand, thanks for the tips
thank you :) I was skeptic about getting a GoPro, but seriously this was a good video (Blessed be image stabilization). Hei Santa I am putting this on my Christmas wish list
Great advice. I’m gunna drop my mirrorless Sony and opt to a H6 for the smaller package, water resistance and eis. I’m excited for smooth shots
Amazing!
hey Thomas..
are u gonna make a new : how to on the gopro 7 black..?
ty for all your´s how to, so good tips and tricks.. love it
Good video,
Other things to consider when hunting for that professional cinematic look are ND filters if shooting outside of the golden hours and following the 180 degree shutter rule, these two things can really step up your gopro filming game big time.
Nice video big lige
These are all super helpful tips. Thank you for the knowledge!
perfect for small jobs in the garage
German filmmakers thumbs up!
Thank you for sharing your time and talent. This is a big help for aspiring travel bloggers like me 👌🤙
IT would be awesome if you could start like online video editing tutorials by steps. Keep doing a great job. love your vids bro.
cinematic doesn't mean "a lot of money"...
Maybe
Stabilization on this bike scene looked really good. Is there a big difference noticeable when also using a gimbal? is it worth it?
I thought you're gonna share the protune settings,..but thanks for the video, I gained some knowledge too..
Nice video :)
Great tips!! thank you so much for this video and it, now I'm sure I will get the gopro heroe6
Nice big like
Awesome info, already helped me immensely in only 8 min. thanks mate!
Too much plain talking. You could cut it down to like 3 minutes and it’ll get much more views and comments
dude exactly, fucking exactlyyyyyyyy
2kran th-cam.com/video/5U5rrBW98Dg/w-d-xo.html watch this video guys
2kran But the money man
can i edit gopro and also drone shots smoothly with imovie in macbook air..??
Great video Thanks
I totally agree 'Future Thom"!
well explained, thanks, I'm getting mine soon
awesome vid thanks!
Thanks for tips
i make almost all videos using go pro but havent thought you can achieve this kind of look !
I've been realising the usefulness of Gopro lately
Thanks, the fisheye lens standard settings is appalling wide angled look, always makes me think amateur GoPro. But this advice changes it to a professional cinematic look