The resultant videos are the derivatives of videos shot with higher frame rates (240fps, 120fps, or 60fps). Slow motion comes from the relation between your filming frame rate and your playback frame rate. These cameras are best suited to film amazing slow-motion clips of high resolution and top-notch clarity.Īnd I’m going to start with the beginning. If you’re using the latest models of GoPro – Hero 9 Black or Hero 10 Black, then you’re already better placed to pull off this task.īoth, GoPro Hero9 and GoPro Hero10 are loaded with some great features and some really interesting updates. How does it work? What settings should you use? How can you slow down your GoPro footage in post-production? And what is some video editing software that you can use?
We are going to look at the ins and outs of slow motioning with a GoPro. So if you are wondering how you can create buttery smooth GoPro slow-motion videos this post will come in handy. Not all videos can be slowed down in post-production while maintaining good video quality. Unfortunately, I can’t always do it because the scenes were not filmed with that in mind. By the way, if you need help with video editing or with creating the concept for your video you can contact me here.
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