Ultra high quality 4K MTB POV - Svarthaugen @ Oppdal, Norway

[@thekorenkovsmtb]

Looks good. What did you change or use in custom to boost the quality? Havent tried messing with it yet

[@snokefilmmedia]

Glad you liked it! I use GoPro Labs firmware and used the following settings in this video: BITR=180 NR01=1 LOGB=400 WIDE=1 GCMP=1 DAMP=3 EXPX=240 Basically increase the bitrate, disable noise reduction, increase dynamic range, use a wide color gamut, disable gyro-actuated exposure, use a slower exposure adjustment damping, and set the minimum shutter speed to 1/240. In addition to this I use Paul Leeming's correcting LUT designed specifically for GP11 with LOGB 400 and WIDE.

[@thekorenkovsmtb]

@@snokefilmmedia thanks. Will try some of the settings, but need to adjust a bit since where I live its always dark and gloomy. Stabilization and shutter speed is a pain to get right.

[@snokefilmmedia]

@@thekorenkovsmtb With NR01=1 and BITR=180 you can push the shadows a lot more, which means you can use a pretty fast shutter speed. Around 1/240 will give perfect stabilization, but you can go lower too. If you check out the latest video on my other channel (Snokefilm Labs) you can see an example with EXPX=120 (i.e shutter speed of 1/120 in the darkest sections). It will give you some jitter in the footage, but it's still waaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyy better than a stock gopro :)

[@thekorenkovsmtb]

@@snokefilmmedia Awesome tips, gona try it out in the upcoming days and post a clip with the new settings 👌

[@thekorenkovsmtb]

@@snokefilmmedia Going out to test these setting today. Also was thinking about limiting shutter angle to 45 degrees, have you tried adjusting it? It should remove the blur in low light even more, just not sure how it will coupe with your settings and if it is even necessary now.