GoPro Cozumel Action Video: Bull Shark Diving + Topside Adventure
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justinsthompson
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Many thanks for watching and the positive feedback.
The video was shot at 1080p 60fps. Most of the slow motion parts were slowed down to 50 percent speed, so 30fps smooth playback. Also, the final composition was in 1080p 30fps.
A few clips were sped up to 300 to 500 percent speed. There was one time lapse done at 1 photo per 0.5s speed.
The book mentioned is http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0761163239?cache=65c1697f4a20284dcfb125dda5b89507#ref=mp_s_a_1_1&qid=1391956267&sr=8-1&precache=1 ]"How To Shoot Video That Does Suck"[/URL]. It's pretty basic for beginners, but gets you in the right mindset. The biggest tips from that book are to turn the camera off often and keep the edited clips very short.
The video was shot at 1080p 60fps. Most of the slow motion parts were slowed down to 50 percent speed, so 30fps smooth playback. Also, the final composition was in 1080p 30fps.
A few clips were sped up to 300 to 500 percent speed. There was one time lapse done at 1 photo per 0.5s speed.
The book mentioned is http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0761163239?cache=65c1697f4a20284dcfb125dda5b89507#ref=mp_s_a_1_1&qid=1391956267&sr=8-1&precache=1 ]"How To Shoot Video That Does Suck"[/URL]. It's pretty basic for beginners, but gets you in the right mindset. The biggest tips from that book are to turn the camera off often and keep the edited clips very short.
alewar
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I like how the woman won't open her eyes underwater in the pool and then goes scuba diving.
EL Pistoffo
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Justin, what are you using for editing? I've had a falling out with Sony Vegas Pro and need a working alternative otherwise it will have to be GoPro Studio.
kenny kustom
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Is that coz palace?
How was it?
How was it?
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justinsthompson
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I've been using Adobe Premiere Pro. It's probably over powered for what I'm doing.
The coz palace is a great place for a scuba / all inclusive combo type of place. The dive shop on site is no frills, but included in the resort credits.
The coz palace is a great place for a scuba / all inclusive combo type of place. The dive shop on site is no frills, but included in the resort credits.
EL Pistoffo
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What version of Premiere Pro? My CS5 version doesn't seem to have a lot of HD/high FPS support.
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justinsthompson
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The version that I have is CS6, but CS5 also has the ability to edit 60fps video.
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