GoPro MAX - ReFrame test

So I got opportunity to test out the newest gopro max at Hero8 & MAX open day at Warsaw by www.gohero.pl and well - I just fell in love with that camera, and its possibilities :D
Workflow is now much faster (comparing it to fusion), and camera itself is so easy to operate - settings etc. Weight of the new MAX is also very comfortable for mounting it on head, or longer poles (Which I found the most fun option for this amazing tool :D)
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[@katarzynapersona1460]

Deeeeejm! Dobre to! :D

[@Krueger_Patrick]

hey Krzysztof , amazing footage ;) I cannot wait to have my hands on my GoPro Max now! Can you tell me if you edited this footage on your phone and uploaded it via phone to KZbin ? Because the image quality is amazing, I cannot believe that this did not came out from the sd card! im sure an edit with premiere pro will even increase the quality *_*

[@KrzysztofPersona]

Hi! Thanks for your comment Patrick! :) So I've been using GOPRO MAX EXPORTER on my windows pc to convert .360 files into cineforms and after that -> premiere pro + after effects to do all reframing in 360 footage :) It's rendered in smth like 1080x820 resolution for panoramic view (just for tests) :D I've done slight color grading using exposure values (shadows and highlights) + Sedona lut at 15% intensity :) I know that when you reframe in gopro app, or desktop app you can add motion blur, but in Adobe Premiere Pro I put there plugin called RSMB (Reel smart motion blur) just to make movement smoother :D