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John Cash · November 7th, 2013, 10:40 AM

I shot this "freestlye" meaning I didnt ask the bike riders where they would be or what they were going to do. I just tried to shoot. Had to keep an eye out for other people in the park too. I need to be much closer.
Im in the process of getting a new mount to haul something bigger around. The GoPro has its limits

Shot in 1080 at 30fps. From now on I will be shoting 2.7K at 30fps with Protune on and raw mode

Please, tell me how to improve if you can. Im not very happy with Image quality. But, it was very windy and this is my cheap gimbal

Jody Arnott · November 10th, 2013, 12:03 AM

Looks good! Have you tried using the Warp Stabiliser effect in After Effects? It does an excellent job of eliminating camera shake. It does come at the expense of image quality but I find it to be acceptable, especially if you shoot at 2.7k and edit at 1080p.

I also find that shooting at 1080 60p and slowing the footage down by 50% makes it look a lot smoother.

November 7th, 2013, 10:40 AM	#1
John Cash Major Player Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: San Diego CA Posts: 253	Freestyle bikers I shot this "freestlye" meaning I didnt ask the bike riders where they would be or what they were going to do. I just tried to shoot. Had to keep an eye out for other people in the park too. I need to be much closer. Im in the process of getting a new mount to haul something bigger around. The GoPro has its limits Shot in 1080 at 30fps. From now on I will be shoting 2.7K at 30fps with Protune on and raw mode Please, tell me how to improve if you can. Im not very happy with Image quality. But, it was very windy and this is my cheap gimbal Freestyle at The Skatepark on Vimeo

November 10th, 2013, 12:03 AM	#2
Jody Arnott Major Player Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Hamilton, New Zealand Posts: 747	Re: Freestyle bikers Looks good! Have you tried using the Warp Stabiliser effect in After Effects? It does an excellent job of eliminating camera shake. It does come at the expense of image quality but I find it to be acceptable, especially if you shoot at 2.7k and edit at 1080p. I also find that shooting at 1080 60p and slowing the footage down by 50% makes it look a lot smoother.