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Topic: Resolution for go pro?  (Read 2306 times)

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ken jan

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Hi guys I know it's been posted but what's the best setting/resolution to film on go pro for uploading to YouTube and site. Thanks
« Last Edit: October 21, 2015, 06:44:28 PM by ken jan »


Formerdiver

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I'd go 1080P/30Frames per second still Ken


ken jan

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I'd go 1080P/30Frames per second still Ken
Thanks Matt


Live2Fish

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You can record in 1080p and format video post processing for whatever resolution you need.


Brewdiver82

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I run 2.7k at 30fps and then downscale to 1080 to upload to youtube.  It looks a bit sharper than running 1080 on its own.  Plus, then I have a higher res video that looks awesome to play on my tv or computer at home. 


 

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