Category Archives: Tutorials
Understanding Video in the HERO4
HERO4 Series New Features of the HERO4 Understanding Video in the HERO4 Understanding Photos in the HERO4 The HERO4 Black takes the already high quality modes you’re used to in the HERO3+ and builds upon those with higher quality video and a whole new set of resolutions and frame-rates. If you are new to GoPro, […]
GoPro – Getting Started
If you’ve found yourself with a new GoPro but have no idea how to start using it, you’ve come to the right place! I’m here to explain the basics of getting started with your GoPro, from what it’s capable of, to what settings are best for your situations. This specific guide is made for the […]
GoPro Photo Shooting Tips
Subject: How to get the Perfect GoPro Photo Filmers: Abe Kislevitz Location: Mammoth, CA Getting a good action photo has never been easier. You’re guaranteed to capture any moment with an epic photo if you’ve got the right tools and remember a few key points. When I’m taking ski photos I like to use the […]
The GoPro Film Pole
Subject: DIY Official Abe Kislevitz GoPro Pole Filmers: Abe Kislevitz Location: Mammoth, CA Having a good pole for GoPro follow-cam filming while skiing/snowboarding is absolutely imperative in my eyes. No matter how steady you think your hands are, handholding a GoPro will never yield good stable shots. Also, the name of the game for dynamic […]
Insider’s Guide to GoPro HERO3+
Looking for a guide for a different GoPro? Check out all of my complete guides here: HERO8 Black HERO7 Black HERO6 Black HERO5 Black HERO4 Black HERO4 Session HERO3+ Black HERO3 Black Updated May 18, 2020 The GoPro HERO3+ is a solid improvement over an otherwise stunning product – the HERO3. When the HERO3 was […]
4:3 GoPro Footage Explained
Edit: UPDATED 12/20/2023 – Visit Lens Correction Tutorial to Download and utilize FX Reframe for Premiere, which has a new tool for SuperView & HyperView stretch from 4:3 or 8:7 sources for HERO4-HERO12. 4:3 refers to the modes in the GoPro that have a 4:3 aspect ratio as opposed to 16:9 or 17:9. What this […]