GoPro Hero 10 Cinematic Test - Pennington Flash UK - Relaxing Video

[@rosyaugust7095]

GoPro Color setting is perfect and well balanced. Nice work

[@paulcain548]

Thanks Rosy. Really appreciate your feedback 🙂

[@GoPro]

Outstanding 👏👏👏

[@paulcain548]

Thank you so much. Having a lot of fun with this little guy. Thanks for making a little beast 👏🏻👍🏻

[@TravelswithRosie]

This is great work. Bang on a VND and get that shutter speed fixed and this sort of work will go places.

[@paulcain548]

Thank you so much. I take that as high praise indeed 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Sam610]

Very nice. Thumbs up!

[@paulcain548]

Thankyou so much Sam610 ❤️

[@TedNemeth]

I’m thinking of picking up the Hero 10. Thanks for the vid. - new subscriber.

[@paulcain548]

Hey thank you so much. Yes it’s a great camera and can be used for so much more than just action sports. I’ve only just got to the tip of the iceberg with this little beast so hoping to post more content soon. Good luck 👍🏻

[@Загранью4-хстен]

👍👍👍Good!!!

[@paulcain548]

Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@mawoodsies1]

What frame rate did you set your project to? I like the slow motion effect.

[@paulcain548]

Hi Mark. I used 60fps which I slowed down by 50% in post on a 24fps timeline. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

[@mawoodsies1]

@@paulcain548 Thanks for that only had my Hero 10 for a week just trying to get my head round all the frame rates as I've never mixed up my footage before with different speeds before getting this camera.

[@paulcain548]

@@mawoodsies1 there are some great tutorials on you tube on creating slow motion in your edits. An easier rule of thumb to remember is the higher the frame rate, the more you can slow it down. You just have to be mindful of the timeline you are editing on so that it stays smooth. But it’s not too difficult 👍🏻