Guide to slow motion with GoPro, Tips and tricks

How to make a slow motion video with your gopro camera + everything that you need to know about FPS also known as frame rates.
So you want to record a slow motion video to make it look epic, cinematic or maybe romantic and you want to underline it, lets be honest everything looks cool when you slow it down :)

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As i said its all about frames per second ( FPS) So what is it ? Your video consists of a number of photos that make a video when joined together. So when you record something in 24 or 30 fps , your camera within a single second takes 24 or 30 photos per second. The same thing happens when you record in a high frame rate, so when you select 60 or 120 or even 240 fps then your camera takes a following number of photos within a single second.
So in order to have a slow motion video you need to record it in a high frame rate such as 60, 120 or 240 fps. Then you have enough photos to simply slow it down, the idea is that you stretch it make it longer because you have enough material to work with.
Its impossible to slow down a 24 fps video cause it gonna look jittery and there will be visible gaps when playing the video.
Its best to record a slow motion video in a broad daylight when there is a lot of light because you camera gonna need enough light for every single frame so its not a good idea to record slow motion at night or in lowlight unless you can provide enough light.
Most of the time i record my videos in 4k60 or 2.7k 120fps because i want to have good quality, in my videos. Unfortunately you have to lower down your resolution when you want to record in higher framerates, its a technological problem that requires a lot of hard work from that tiny little camera so to makes things easier we have to lower it down.




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