makejetskiinggreatagain
Brandon
Ok guys, I read through the manual a little bit and since I've seen millions of gopro videos I thought I would be a pro, right? WRONG. My footage was so bad....I mean it was so so so bad. Give me a crash course and any beginner tips, specifically for jet ski footage. I do have a few questions but feel free to throw anything my way. I am so lost its not even funny. If there was ever an award for the biggest gopro fail it would be awarded to my attempt a videography.....
First, what setting do you guys use? I think I used 960p because that is what the handbook said was best for action footage. Not sure if I really liked it
Second, I have a MacBook pro. When I played back the MP4's it was really jumpy. It was almost like watching a slideshow of stills. I cant imagine that my computer really cant handle the resolution, although that is the only thing I've found on the web about what could cause that. Any other ideas?
Third, what free editing software for macs do you find most user friendly. I don't need to go crazy, just add some slowmo, throw a song in there, ya know the basics.
Fourth, this may be really dumb but I have the floating back door on mine right now and wanted to use the headstrap. I couldn't figure out how to mount it with that added 2" of cushion on the back. Is there an attachment I need to buy to make this work or do I just have to go without the floaty on and hope it doesn't fall off?
Fifth, I tried taking stills...every single one was so blurry that you couldn't even make out what was going on. Tips? Am I not focusing somehow?
First, what setting do you guys use? I think I used 960p because that is what the handbook said was best for action footage. Not sure if I really liked it
Second, I have a MacBook pro. When I played back the MP4's it was really jumpy. It was almost like watching a slideshow of stills. I cant imagine that my computer really cant handle the resolution, although that is the only thing I've found on the web about what could cause that. Any other ideas?
Third, what free editing software for macs do you find most user friendly. I don't need to go crazy, just add some slowmo, throw a song in there, ya know the basics.
Fourth, this may be really dumb but I have the floating back door on mine right now and wanted to use the headstrap. I couldn't figure out how to mount it with that added 2" of cushion on the back. Is there an attachment I need to buy to make this work or do I just have to go without the floaty on and hope it doesn't fall off?
Fifth, I tried taking stills...every single one was so blurry that you couldn't even make out what was going on. Tips? Am I not focusing somehow?