Thank you , jaws is my favourite mount too.i m going to connect 2 more gooseneck extension and see the stabilization....as I need to shoot my Rc car when I’m controlling. Stay safe ! Happy thanksgiving day !
In such a scenario where you intend to shoot the entire sunrise, you might be better off utilizing "Time Lapse Video" as oppose to "Night Lapse Video". Try out the settings + tips that I mentioned in this video!
Thanks for the tips! I know now why you didn't lock the exposure for sunrise timelapse. I've decided to test it out this morning and mine was burned out when I locked the exposure to a building while the sun was coming up from the horizon🤦♂️
hey Kiyoto, thanks for the feedback! yeah it takes awhile to get use to it. but it is super useful to have your exposure locked. esp for sunset, i'd recommend to have your exposure locked to the SUN - that way you'd have a really nice & clean sunset. but like i always say, no right or wrong! depends on what you prefer!
Great Video. I totally agree 99% of tutorials say fix shutter and white balance . How does that make any sense ( unless you are using a Mirrorless or DLSR & are shooting manual pics ) But if you are using a GoPro or smartphone. Sunrise for example starts off Dark and when the sun comes up it just blows out your exposure.. I agree with You Auto shutter & WB... Nice video
Very nice Ron please share how to colour gradient after this! Everyone need to know 😂👊🏻 best setting tutorial today, goodjob bro 👍🏻🤩 wish u successful with youtube and with your career 😁 you do the great job, everybody love it 🔥
Night lapse is not working the go pro hero 10 black my battery is full till drain even 1 second don't have the Sutter is not working too I go to the go pro store and they open 3 new go pro to try it and remain the same the Sutter is not appear is not recording any photo
Thank you so much Brett!! & that's a great question. 4:3 is essentially capturing a much "larger" frame that 16:9. & 1 of the main reasons why i shoot in 4:3 for timelapses is that it allows for more room & flexibility to keyframe or crop to your preference - as you see in this video! hope that helps!
Well, I’d recommend to use the GoPro app - great start for beginners. From there you found either go on to premiere pro or final cut if you’re on desktop. On mobile I like to use “videoleap”
This is in Khao kho, Thailand! ~6 hours north of Bangkok! If you come during the right season (~Nov) you'll witness the sea of clouds like I have! Hope it helps!
I have the Hero Black 11, I was testing the 240fps slomo inside my home around different lighting. I have found that I am getting a horrible light flicker in the slomo video, on the screen and when played back elsewhere. If you play it back normal speed there is no flicker, the moment you play it in slomo the flicker is back. Is there a way to fix this? or is this happening due to florescent lighting being around? And if it's the type of lighting, is there a way to stop the flicker around lighting.
hey man! yes the quick fix will be to try and toggle anti-flicker on your GoPro. Switch from 60Hz to 50Hz - depending on the region you are in the lights operate at a different frequency. Open your camera preference, general > anti-flicker > 50Hz alternatively, introduce "more light" to your environment to reduce the flickering. Hope that fixes your issue!
Well, by increasing the interval you’d be able to shoot a longer duration. Alternatively if you really need to shoot an extended Timelapse- you can plug the GoPro into an external power source. Hope it helps! & yes- all the time lapse here was shot on a single battery
Thanks Tom! That't true- however, if you're intending to capture low-light situations such as stars etc... ISO 100 might not be 'sensitive' enough to capture it.
@@embodyingocean189 well, I’ve been using GoPro since 2014! So I’m confident of this little guy! Just be sure to check that the “doors” are closed before any water activities
Let me know what you think about the video! & if you happen to try it out - tag me on Instagram @adventuresofron! love to see what you all are up to!
By far my favorite GoPro tutorial channel. You explain everything so well. Thanks.
Hey Shelby thanks for those kind word my friend! Glad to know the content I’m putting out is useful!’ 😁😁
You are literally the gopro channel the world did not ask for but deserves 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Waaaay too awesome!!!!
Awwww yeah!!!! Trying my best to put out good content!
Sick music choice man... I’m literally vibing to that track!!! So good!
Thank you for the checking the video out Clark! Hope it was useful!
Yees, love that tutorial !:) I really need to use exposure control more often! :)
Thanks for checking-in buddy! & yes!! exposure control is so simple yet effective when done right! really makes a whole lot of difference to the clip!
So informative!! Keep the videos coming man 💯 And we love seeing Selene in your videos 😍
I love seeing Selene in my videos too! 😍😍😍
Best video ❤
Thank you!!! had a blast creating this video too!
😍first comment from kerala india❤
Hey my friend! hope you found the tips useful for you newly bought HERO9!
Brother really excellent 👍
Thank you so much! well till today, i look baack at this sunset/sunrise adventure & it still gets me buzzing!
thanks as always.
you're the best bro!
@@AdventuresofRon i dont want to miss any of your videos. take care always.
@@TTBokTV thank you for the support brother!
Excellent Job! Keep it going Ron!
Thanks Tommy!
Hey Ron amazing video the quality of the video just superb. I really loved the last slow motion shot you took for Selene 💯
Nicky!! Thanks for swinging by & staying till the end my friend! Glad you enjoyed the video!
im slowly understanding some of the protune settings you might want to try snap mounts. it might be useful to you as well.
Yes bro!!! the more you try it out you'll understand more about what you like & dont! & from there you can customize your own caputure presets!
Second comment from Philippines👍☺️
what's up Clifford! Thank you for tuning in! Hope you found the tips useful!
Nice tips! Can't wait to get a gopro! ❤️😀🇵🇭
you're most welcome!
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure! 🤙🏻
Very nice tutorial ❤️💖❤️
thank you!
Thank you , jaws is my favourite mount too.i m going to connect 2 more gooseneck extension and see the stabilization....as I need to shoot my Rc car when I’m controlling. Stay safe ! Happy thanksgiving day !
If possible show us some tricks capture from Max Lens Mod. Thank you
Thanks for checking the video out buddy! & yes! The jaws is so versatile huh! I love it! 🙌🏻
@@gogochan2310 did you manage to check out my video on the max lens mod?
@@AdventuresofRon yes I did ...I’m too heavy to rotate my body haha Thank you !
@@gogochan2310 haha! alright! will try to find other examples & tips when i have the chance!
Thanks for the tips, Ron! I live in exposure control! 😆
TYLER!! Thanks for checking in on Thanksgiving! very much appreciated buddy! & yes! exposure control is amazing!! gotta love it for shooting sunsets!
Once the Sun started to rise, the exposure was out of hand. Everything turned white.
Thoughts?
In such a scenario where you intend to shoot the entire sunrise, you might be better off utilizing "Time Lapse Video" as oppose to "Night Lapse Video". Try out the settings + tips that I mentioned in this video!
Thanks for the tips! I know now why you didn't lock the exposure for sunrise timelapse. I've decided to test it out this morning and mine was burned out when I locked the exposure to a building while the sun was coming up from the horizon🤦♂️
hey Kiyoto, thanks for the feedback! yeah it takes awhile to get use to it. but it is super useful to have your exposure locked. esp for sunset, i'd recommend to have your exposure locked to the SUN - that way you'd have a really nice & clean sunset. but like i always say, no right or wrong! depends on what you prefer!
Great Video. I totally agree 99% of tutorials say fix shutter and white balance . How does that make any sense ( unless you are using a Mirrorless or DLSR & are shooting manual pics ) But if you are using a GoPro or smartphone. Sunrise for example starts off Dark and when the sun comes up it just blows out your exposure.. I agree with You Auto shutter & WB... Nice video
Thanks for the feedback! & yes - totally! The auto shutter is great especially for sunrise shots!
Very informative
Thanks buddy! 😁
yeeehaaaa!!!
wooohoo!!
Very nice Ron please share how to colour gradient after this! Everyone need to know 😂👊🏻 best setting tutorial today, goodjob bro 👍🏻🤩 wish u successful with youtube and with your career 😁 you do the great job, everybody love it 🔥
While im watching this video at the same time i setting just like u hahahahaha 😂😂😂
@@RafJams James! very much appreciated my friend! I hope you found this video informative! let me know if you have any questions!
@@AdventuresofRon already setting it all just like your Hero 9 Black Ron! 😂😂 veryyyy awesome 💯👍🏻
@@AdventuresofRon anything i want to know i will ask and comment on your videos, greatjob bro 😁😁
@@RafJams see you on the next upload!
Confused on the iso 100-800 always thought that it should stay at 100.. Hit me with your expertise for the novice out here.
It really depends on how “sensitive to light you want your camera. So for taking stars id recommend to bump up the ISO
Night lapse is not working the go pro hero 10 black my battery is full till drain even 1 second don't have the Sutter is not working too I go to the go pro store and they open 3 new go pro to try it and remain the same the Sutter is not appear is not recording any photo
Hey man, to adjust shutter speed you have to be either in
1. Night Photo Mode
2. Night Lapse Mode
Feel free to drop me a dm on Instagram of the issue
@@AdventuresofRon okay man I'll try thanks for your time I appreciate 🤗🤗🤗
Your vids are on point now...👌🏻 btw... why do you use the 4:3 ratio???.. isn't 16:9 the standard ratio???
Thank you so much Brett!! & that's a great question. 4:3 is essentially capturing a much "larger" frame that 16:9. & 1 of the main reasons why i shoot in 4:3 for timelapses is that it allows for more room & flexibility to keyframe or crop to your preference - as you see in this video! hope that helps!
Bro u rock 2 much swag!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Huge inspiration for real!!!
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😁😁
@@AdventuresofRon Keep it up bro!!! Love the videos thx for making them
@@ShrekSwag much appreciated!!
Suggest me best editing software for gopro video's right now im following your all video and settings so please let me know
Well, I’d recommend to use the GoPro app - great start for beginners. From there you found either go on to premiere pro or final cut if you’re on desktop. On mobile I like to use “videoleap”
Thank u brother your videos are very nice recently I bought GoPro so it is very useful for me
@@karthikeyan-gx8lf 😁✌🏻
Thanks for the tutorial! Yet I don't have any gopro :/ I'm hoping to buy one,but I don't have enough money😔
it'll happen 1 day bro! work towards it!
where is this place? @ron
This is in Khao kho, Thailand! ~6 hours north of Bangkok! If you come during the right season (~Nov) you'll witness the sea of clouds like I have! Hope it helps!
I have the Hero Black 11, I was testing the 240fps slomo inside my home around different lighting. I have found that I am getting a horrible light flicker in the slomo video, on the screen and when played back elsewhere. If you play it back normal speed there is no flicker, the moment you play it in slomo the flicker is back. Is there a way to fix this? or is this happening due to florescent lighting being around? And if it's the type of lighting, is there a way to stop the flicker around lighting.
hey man! yes the quick fix will be to try and toggle anti-flicker on your GoPro. Switch from 60Hz to 50Hz - depending on the region you are in the lights operate at a different frequency.
Open your camera preference, general > anti-flicker > 50Hz
alternatively, introduce "more light" to your environment to reduce the flickering.
Hope that fixes your issue!
How to edit like this ❤️plz tell me
Maybe an editing tutorial one day 🧐
any settings to prolong battery life? for your timelapse you dont change battery?
Well, by increasing the interval you’d be able to shoot a longer duration. Alternatively if you really need to shoot an extended Timelapse- you can plug the GoPro into an external power source. Hope it helps! & yes- all the time lapse here was shot on a single battery
Hi Ron, big fan here. Question, why not use ISO 100 max? Wouldn't you get less noise?
Thanks Tom! That't true- however, if you're intending to capture low-light situations such as stars etc... ISO 100 might not be 'sensitive' enough to capture it.
Not to mention the changing ISO setting as it gets dark, bumps the exposure up.
will it damage the sensor?
Shooting Timelapse at the sun? Hmmm... hasn’t happened to me
@@AdventuresofRon thank you! I just got my first GoPro and I'm too obsessed with keeping it in it's perfect condition
@@embodyingocean189 hahah! we all are with our 1st GoPro! but dont worry - it's super rugged!
@@AdventuresofRon how long have you had yours?
@@embodyingocean189 well, I’ve been using GoPro since 2014! So I’m confident of this little guy! Just be sure to check that the “doors” are closed before any water activities
Celine is your mom?
my mum???! thanks for the mid-week joke dude! 😂😂😂