how to edit GOPRO footage in adobe PREMIERE PRO

[@LucasCatania17]

I realize this video is a bit long but also short in a weird way but i tried to jam alot of information into one video! Remember, there are multiple ways to do these things, this is just the way I found works for me. Any questions, drop them below. Have a good weekend squad!

[@Ghsu2711]

Hey Lucas. How can I import the GoPro footage to the premiere pro? I tried but it shows only the audio. I tried converting it but it dropped down the qaulity... please help me

[@markd6637]

Please help just paid 70 bucks for Adobe premiere 4 days still can't get my videos from my computer to watchem !??

[@markd6637]

​@@Ghsu2711 mee too same bro!?

[@ruacanaphy]

You did a great job straddling the line between too basic and too in-depth. I think the biggest hurdle to tackling some technical challenges is not being able to put a name to them, and you provide the basics to let someone research problems on their own if they want to expand their editing skills. Can't wait to see new footage on new gear!

[@LucasCatania17]

Thanks man! Appreciate that. I’m glad it was informative but also presented in a way to leave room for further learning. Appreciate you watching dude!

[@kaijohnson198]

That speed remapping was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for the tips Lucas!

[@noah.m]

I have done speed remapping before and it so so satisfying taking a clip of powder and speed remapping it.

[@joef9833]

Good quick little video to show some of the "behind the scenes". Any recommendations of resources to use to learn more about editing videos or use of the GoPro Max? Thanks!

[@LucasCatania17]

tons of other youtube videos out there to help learn!

[@MP-rr3vt]

Brand new to GoPro (yesterday) and video editing. This has been invaluable, thanks!

[@Xjoker44]

Great vid! Definitely gonna use the color editing tips and the speed ramps

[@HKOUTDOORS205]

this helped me so much! just got premiere pro and i’m still learning the ropes!!!

[@LucasCatania17]

thanks hannah! glad it was helpful!

[@Jsparrvik98]

Lucas! I keep coming back to this video for help. Your skiing videos and cinematography are the best and it is so hard to find tutorials editing videos in snow let alone skiing. Would love a video on your editing process for a sunny day and also cloudy snowy day.

[@Anamericanhomestead]

When I import my gopro footage to Premier Pro (CS5.1) it only give me audio. I downloaded the latest codecs and still only audio. Very frustrating and I can't find any workarounds on google. HELP!

[@ActionXander]

This was great! Been using Adobe Premiere for years and I'm still learning new things. Loved the speed ramping bit, definitely gonna incorporate that in my workflow 🙏🏻 thank you!

[@LucasCatania17]

You’re welcome man! Glad it was helpful.

[@Kosaii-]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I plan on getting into filming this season and desperately needed this video along with the video on gopro settings.

[@LucasCatania17]

awesome - thanks for watching! glad it helped!

[@mike123abc]

Great video showing GoPro adjustments for coloring in snow conditions. Also like seeing the speed adjust, something you see in a lot of videos, but not how it is done in editing. It would be nice to see a few of these behind the scenes videos mixed in with your ski videos. Or, perhaps a series for the next off season.

[@LucasCatania17]

thanks michael! great idea! never really been one to make tutorials and things like that but its definitely something i can incorporate more!

[@bobfdowd]

Could you create a Playlist with only Gear, Settings, Editing, etc? You know just the tech stuff. Thank You, Bob

[@SimpleTimesYT]

thanks for these videos. the color-grading has been something i've not fully understood and felt like it was subjective, but these were helpful principles. Gonna test some out tomorrow hopefully!

[@charbonowsky]

This helped a lot thanks . One thing I've been trying figure out is when doing the slow motion if it has audio to that doesn't slow down with it. I get it's kinda the same way. The video extends when doing slow mo but the audio doesn't so they're not lined up. Any insight appreciated.

[@Johnny_Tsunami1]

This was super helpful! Thanks for the great video

[@fredrunzer9264]

This is so cool. Really interesting to see what your thought process is.

[@LucasCatania17]

thanks fred! appreciate the support as always!

[@luisespinosa3542]

Im starting using Adobe Premiere to edit my GoPro Videos and this is a great starting point! very useful for me, Thank you!

[@LucasCatania17]

Awesome! 👍🏽

[@klubstompers]

As someone who has done a lot of music production and audio engineering, id love to see how you edit your audio. Do you normalize, apply limiters, or compress the audio files, so they are all the same volume level. Eqing, panning, etc.? One thing i have learned over the years to make things a lot quicker, is making files i call "def" aka default arrangements. These files are save files of previous completed projects, that have all your setting already applied, so you can spend less time applying the same effects over and over on each project. It is similar to the "filter" presets you make, but of the entire project. Just open "def" and replace the old segment with the new clips, and then tweak as necessary. Say you want to ad a slow mo sections, you throw your new clip into the old slow mo layer, instead of having to drop both markers, adjust speed, and adjust their location, you just adjust their location. Might make things a little quicker if your not already doing this.

[@LucasCatania17]

hey man! thanks for watching and so cool you've done a lot of audio engineering. i do very limited audio processing on my videos in adobe audition. the only thing i do is normalize all of the audio so nothing is too loud or quiet and then apply limiters so nothing is peaking and then thats it. for my voiceover stuff, ill add a simple EQ just to boost everything a bit, but im not too experienced in audio past that haha. and referring to your def files, i have a template that i use exactly like youre saying and then just change it for each individual project. i only started doing it recently, but man its been such a time saver. thanks for taking the time to chat!

[@klubstompers]

@@LucasCatania17 Right on man!! Ive done a lot of audio, but have been wanting to get into more video production, and your video has inspired me to put some time into that. Thank you!!

[@LucasCatania17]

@@klubstompers thank you man!

[@simonthepenguin]

exactly what i needed to know, thank you :)

[@siberiangoshawk4820]

I found that it’s smoother to slow footage on the original 4k 240fps video then drag that portion to your 1080 preset rather than slow down your footage after you covert from 4k to 1080 at 24fps Could all be in my head but my logo is you are slowing down a 24fps video as it assumes the properties of the preset Lmk if I’m crazy

[@Bramlembrechts]

great video mate learned some good stuff

[@greenbongos]

This really helps man, thank you very much! 🙂

[@Miloun]

good stuff man.

[@petermeglis]

Great vid! I also think this was a good medium between not too deep but also enough content/value. It's cool and helpful to see your process!

[@LucasCatania17]

Thank you peter! stoked you find some value from it! appreciate the support dude

[@ironjon9532]

Thank you sir !! 🙏🏽

[@susesteed6889]

Such a useful video - thank you so much. Also, your lighting is so nice, would you mind saying what lighting rig you use?

[@KappelleOutdoors]

Im Having trouble figuring out a problem Im having and don't know if its on the GoPro end of things or Premier side. Lets say I record a 10 minute clips when I got to import into Premier its breaks it up into 5 minute clips. I mean yeah I can nest them but when you got multiple 30 or 40 minutes clips it becomes a pain in the end. Anyway to fix this?

[@shaneraines2094]

Hi Great video! Are these settings regional as some dont appear in my version of Premiere or is it down to the fact I'm using a Windows based version? Kind regards from the UK.

[@LucasCatania17]

what settings dont appear?

[@BigBikeBMX]

This was super helpful and easy to follow. I shoot urban bike videos on a GoPro and the night footage looks like garbage. Hoping this helps get things a little more tight. Thanks for sharing what you've learned bro!

[@kylmorevoss]

Any idea how to export h265 videos in Premier pro ? Because i have Gopro 11 black videos what is h265 HEVC and doesnt matter what kind of format i try to export the video its always doesnt work. The exported video black and only audio or the exported video file size 24kb what is like nothing or the video size 47 GB when the source video is 1.5 GB or the exported video like in slow motion and dunno why. Any idea what can be the problem ? My source video is 1.5GB 2700x1504 resolution 60 FPS H265 HEVC format since Gopro 11 black videos always like this format only.

[@JonDraper]

In the quick montage towards the end, one of the shots is a slow motion MAX clip. Can you explain how you slowed that clip down if it only shoots 30fps in 360 mode?

[@LucasCatania17]

It shoots 60fps at 3k and 30fps at 5k!

[@JonDraper]

Thanks for the quick replay. Kinda crazy how well it fits in with the rest of the higher resolution footage@@LucasCatania17

[@born2xceler830]

Great vid. I understand how elaborating every single step would make this a loooong video but I have a question for ya. Do you upload your GoPro footage using the quik app first then upload it to Adobe for further processing, or do you take the GoPro files straight off the sd card onto Adobe?

[@LucasCatania17]

i save the gopro files on my computer and then bring them into adobe to edit

[@xavipanneton]

Sick! Was wondering if you were in Premiere Pro. I just started learning it.

[@LucasCatania17]

awesome! yea i use premiere for my videos!

[@GoWithChris]

Do u have a labtop to recommend in regards to edit vids?

[@LucasCatania17]

maxed out macbook pro

[@Norths87]

I do everything as you show and when I export my 4k or 2.7k the quality on the video is bad - what could be the fault ?

[@simonvandenostende]

Hi, Great video! I have a question though. Every time I'm viewing Hero 10 footage on my Mac it starts to bug. It works with VLC but not with Quicktime and not with Premiere Pro either, whatever Codec I use. I can view clips once, but when I try speeding through the timeline or replaying the footage it blocks to a frame or a black screen. Even when the footage is in 1080, 30fps. Have you ever had a similar problem? do you know how to fix it? Thank you!

[@slawsysrevenge]

Same! I bought a GoPro Hero 10 like 2 weeks ago for a trip. I came back and tried to edit my clips on Premiere Pro and it gave me the same issue, is there a way to fix this?

[@simonvandenostende]

@@slawsysrevenge weirdly all I had to do was update my MacBook haha

[@Ibrahim.Khoraki]

hey the video was amazing!!! and sooo helpful, but if u dont mind me asking... could you give us the preset, like the base profile for gopro flat?

[@LucasCatania17]

Maybe yea! Thanks for watching!

[@justinbayola]

Awesome video!

[@LucasCatania17]

Thanks bro!

[@stevenst1]

Lucas, the problem I am having with Hero 10 videos in Pr Pro cc is with rendering. I keep getting errors during the rendering process. Any suggestions?

[@LucasCatania17]

Can you share with me what the error is?

[@stevenst1]

Premiere Pro cc -Hero 10 Rendering Issue was caused by incorrect Sequence Setting - Rendering Error: Exporter returned bad result. Exporter: AVI, Selector 17, Error 19. - Record settings were correct - Video Preview settings were incorrect - Changed format from AVI to GoPro CineForm (YUV 10-bit) - Hero 10 videos now correctly render and export

[@stevenst1]

Two biking videos finished yesterday in PrPro cc; Used lens distortion effect, Curve -33 to correct for Hero 10 max lens mod fisheye distortion. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6qyapaIZtN1nZo kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWfChXyYrLN8fNE

[@zoechan1111]

Hi I am having trouble with videos not showing up, once I import my go pro footage and drag it into the timeline, my video isn't playing, do you know what i can do? thankyou

[@LucasCatania17]

what are the specs on your computer? can it handle the gopro footage?

[@mahntezglenn1535]

What file management system are you using?

[@LucasCatania17]

I just do it manually

[@JesusGringo]

Recommending people downgrade their 4K footage to a 1080p sequence is the worst advice ever. Avoid this video like the plague.

[@LucasCatania17]

Yea avoid it

[@ccpmarch1980]