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#Panolapse error importing 1080p#

Time-lapse of Moving Action (car mounted drive, street scene with camera stationery, day).The Protune setting allows videos to be manipulated better in post-process and are less compressed than non-Protune shot videos, however they also have a flatter look in color coming right out of the camera. If it is off, the videos will have that “GoPro look” right out of the camera.

If it is on, your videos will require tuning of the color in post-processing.

1080p, 60fps, wide, medium, or narrow.

Good clarity, but the high frame rate is what you need if you want to slow down the video to 30fps or 24fps in post processing.

Slow Motion (slow down the action, day).

With narrower field of view the images will be shakier. These will not look GoPro-like and could be good for some types of action videos. Can be reduced to 30fps in post process to get half-speed slow motion (or 24fps for slightly slower). Great for motion as it will not produce rolling shutter or jello type of problems.

Action Video (normal speed, action or movement, rc helicopter/drone movies, car mounts, day).

Fast panning will cause rolling shutter, so keep the action and movement to a slower pace.

#Panolapse error importing 1080p#

Convert down to 1080p 30fps in post process. Normal Video (normal speed, video documentary, day).

Instead of explaining every one of the video modes and settings in a confusing table of stuff you have to look through, instead I would like to categorize each with what I’ve used them for and what works. The GoPro Video Modes Explained and Assessed By trial and error I think I’ve figured out what works best.

But, I said “screw this” and just went ahead and shot with whatever. The GoPro video camera has a lot of video modes and settings for shooting videos and time-lapse sequences, so how can anyone know which settings are correct? This was my dilemma and it kept me from shooting anything because I didn’t know what settings to use.