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First off, i have the Hero 2.
So i'm heading to Fiji next week and i'll only have a few days to get some good snorkelling footage, i recently bought the dive housing and will be using a 14" pole to get in the cracks and up close to the critters coral and fish.
I've read alot of different things, that i should film in 720 and 60fps and WIDE to minimise stutter and shakiness as much as possible. But with the extra wide setting you have to get exceptionally close to the object for it to fill the picture which might be a challenge.
I read a good idea is to put the gopro upside down on the stick for extra stability and film it that way, do you think this will give me enough stability to up the quality to 1080 with 30FPS? Or should i be filming in 60FPS anyway?
I'm trying to minimise my trial and error mistakes as much as possible as i don't really have much time to experiment whilst i'm there!!
EDIT: Should i also be filming with Protune on to maximise post production colour correction or not?
Cheers
So i'm heading to Fiji next week and i'll only have a few days to get some good snorkelling footage, i recently bought the dive housing and will be using a 14" pole to get in the cracks and up close to the critters coral and fish.
I've read alot of different things, that i should film in 720 and 60fps and WIDE to minimise stutter and shakiness as much as possible. But with the extra wide setting you have to get exceptionally close to the object for it to fill the picture which might be a challenge.
I read a good idea is to put the gopro upside down on the stick for extra stability and film it that way, do you think this will give me enough stability to up the quality to 1080 with 30FPS? Or should i be filming in 60FPS anyway?
I'm trying to minimise my trial and error mistakes as much as possible as i don't really have much time to experiment whilst i'm there!!
EDIT: Should i also be filming with Protune on to maximise post production colour correction or not?
Cheers