Love your video. I need help lol. Did you use a GoPro. My first GoPro 9 try was last year in Tremblant. The colours were not so good in some settings. Which settings did you use during the cloudy days to get the snow nice and white? Did you do any post colour correction? Thanks for any suggestions. I hope to figure it out before we make a return trip to Tremblant in a couple of weeks.
Great question the key is for me was the HDR to get the color profile to be vivid which I did in Final Cut in editing. I used the GoPro hero 11 regular video setting in wide 4k
@@AdventuresWithTodd yes your videos are already very beautiful in 4K 30 fps quality I’d say the next step is to learn how to shoot and edit HDR content as most cellphones and tv’s have the ability to display HDR content in its true form. I’d be lying if I told you it was easy took me months to learn the different color profiles.
@@youtuber19435 thanks for help. I use DaVinci Resolve to edit. I spin the little dials in the colour grading section until it looks brighter lol. Sometimes the clip looks better and sometimes much worst. Colour grading is an art of its own. It sure brings your videos to a whole new level of professionalism. HDR is a bit daunting at this stage of video editing but you inspire me to work on it. All the best.
Hi when did you go, im going on february its a good time to skiing??
How much in CAD its the rental of equipment for skiing
Thanks for your help
Love your video. I need help lol. Did you use a GoPro. My first GoPro 9 try was last year in Tremblant. The colours were not so good in some settings. Which settings did you use during the cloudy days to get the snow nice and white? Did you do any post colour correction? Thanks for any suggestions.
I hope to figure it out before we make a return trip to Tremblant in a couple of weeks.
Great question the key is for me was the HDR to get the color profile to be vivid which I did in Final Cut in editing. I used the GoPro hero 11 regular video setting in wide 4k
@@youtuber19435 Thanks for the reply. I think it”s best if I don’t mess with the settings and figure out the HDR stuff.
@@AdventuresWithTodd yes your videos are already very beautiful in 4K 30 fps quality I’d say the next step is to learn how to shoot and edit HDR content as most cellphones and tv’s have the ability to display HDR content in its true form. I’d be lying if I told you it was easy took me months to learn the different color profiles.
@@youtuber19435 thanks for help. I use DaVinci Resolve to edit. I spin the little dials in the colour grading section until it looks brighter lol. Sometimes the clip looks better and sometimes much worst. Colour grading is an art of its own. It sure brings your videos to a whole new level of professionalism.
HDR is a bit daunting at this stage of video editing but you inspire me to work on it. All the best.