How to edit time lapse gopro Videos

Nice tip using QuickTime, thanks! 

Thanks

thank you bro !

+jdmathews Hey, here's link you can figure it out to make a right setting :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSykymYBNak

+karaJ Yay :)

+MattforApple There are also some "Hacks" for the GoPro where you can change to Photo per Minute/5 minutes!Go check em out!

its under burst mode. enter the burst mode settings, and you can change it to time-lapse, or night-lapse.

You can always just speed up a video

He's deaf.

+Noob Gamer Seriously, just 70 minutes? That's sad. 

about 70 mins :DD

Kyle, Thank you for the 2.0 series. Learned lots of stuff from your videos that simply did not seem obvious to me. I do have an issue however, and would like to reach out to others that might have solved it. The issue I'm having is when importing .jpg stills into step 1 I get an error that reads: "Unable to play files. File may be corrupt or in an unsupported format." the .jpg stills have been taken with a Hero 3 Black using the latest firmware 3.03.

well, they have the new SuperView, the auto low light mode and better battery life, but i agree not a that much of a differance, and its weird that the new housing is just water proof to 40m instead of 60m like the older models

I will get a video up later today with all my thoughts. But I am a bit disappointed. From what I can tell the imaging processor has not changed. All they have added is a new housing which is lighter than the old one.

Hi, your videos are very informative and thanks for the effort. I wanted to ask how you managed to have the camera moving at a steady rate throughout the time lapse?

because of how light and small it is, they cut down on how deep it can go, this is like the Sony Action Cam. At least thats what I read

Hi Kyle I have shot a small time lapse 430 frames@4000 x 3000 and I cannot convert it Any ideas?

Thanks Kyle. Loving this series of videos on Studio 2.0.

Whats your thoughts about the new H3+BL ?? :)

where do you get the gopro intro and outro?

ok i will send it to you

+Torfhinn Thompson Awesome! Happy to hear. Love to see it when it's done!

i watched your video again and i found out what i was doing wrong and it looking really gd at the moment and cheers  

+Torfhinn Thompson Do you have the images saved on your computer, or are you importing directly from the camera? Are you getting an error?

+Jeremy Sciarappa All set now, Thanks bigtime for your Help!!

+Quick2000 Crap...click this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuXisXG3c5g

+Jeremy Sciarappa Strange, that link you posted takes me to my own uploaded videos. Why would that be?

+Quick2000 Watch my other video: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=EuXisXG3c5g Same thing applies to GoPro Studio. The razor tools is over to the bottom left.

+Rob Schmitt Well, I think that you have choosen the "wrong" video or picture settings on your GoPro. Which mode/ settings did you use?

yes I can import an image. Or if I select all the images in the time lapse folder  they will import into the program. But then I have 6000 photos in the program, instead of what I see everyone else has, which is a single group of pictures. With singles then I have to move them to the conversions side and try to convert all of them one at a time, the computer freezes everytime at that point....but got to be some easier way...

+KissMyAxe So you can't even import a single image into GoPro Studio?

Hi Jeremy thanks for replying, randomly I tried it again after trying to mess around with Sony software and it worked grand. Very strange but all sorted now cheers

+eaglesham photography That's really weird. Are you importing into Studio directly from the card, or you saved the pictures to your computer first?

+Dell Deaton Glad my tutorial was of help. Good luck with your videography.

+TheAirbus100 You might select a 10 sec interval and get 6 images per min, 360 per hr, and 2170 in 6 hrs. This setting might be good for long stretches of monotonous road or landscape. For more changeable landscape and smoother playback, select 5 sec or 2 sec. Just depends on what you want and how quickly your scene changes. You should have no trouble fitting on a 32 mb card.

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+MattforApple I would use the time lapse approach. You can calculate the capture interval by working backwards from your target length of 3 minutes.

For a time lapse thats 2 hours long, would you say its best to use time lapse mode or just take normal video and then speed it up? I want the final time lapse video to be at least 3 minutes.

+MattforApple Thanks for your question. I might use 5 sec or 10 sec for something like this. A 10-sec interval will give you 3,240 images and a final video of 1.8 min length (played at 30 fps). Double those numbers for the 5-sec interval. Shorter intervals will require a lot of memory to accommodate the large number of images that would be generated in 9 hrs. A 16 GB card will hold only about 6500 images at 7MP each. So you need to make your setting selection based on a number of factors.

+CaliKim29 Garden & Home DIY Glad you found the tut helpful and relaxing!

great man! nice videos!!! cyas!

+vlog4x4 Thanks for your question. I changed the resolution mode in the tutorial simply to show that this option exists. However, there is a practical reason for selecting a lower resolution. The time-lapse film is constructed with multiple images, each whatever size is selected in the camera menu. This means you can end up with a very large file with a higher resolution mode, especially if there are hundreds of images. By using 7 megapixels, you can reduce the final file size; this resolution is still quite high and suitable for most situations. However, if you prefer, you can use 12 megapixels. The choice really depends on how many images will be used in the time lapse and what file size you can manage.