The medium angle of view is 20mm and the narrow is equivalent to approximately 28mm. In ultra wide mode the GoPro has a field of view approximately equivalent to a 15mm lens on a 35mm camera. That enables me to simultaneously capture a wide field of view with the GoPro and a narrower field of view with the GH2. I shoot mostly with my GoPro 3 mounted directly on top of my Panasonic GH2 camera. If you suddenly notice that your default resolution is 1440 then you will need to reselect your Protune and non-Protune default modes again. If your camera freezes because of the battery charging issue then it will usually reset your defaults. The buttons on the camera can change the settings much faster than the remote can. It takes a lot longer to switch resolutions than it does to enable or disable Protune especially with the remote. Then I can switch back and forth by enabling or disabling Protune.
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I typically leave my camera setup with the 2.7K at 30 FPS as the default mode with ProTune and the 720p at 120 FPS as the default mode without ProTune.
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I would recommend using the 1080p 60 FPS mode for most slow motion and only use the 720p 120 FPS modes with very good lighting with extremely fast motion. Honestly, 60 FPS is sufficient for good slow motion. If you enable Protune with the 120 FPS mode then noise will be excessive and you will be limited to the Ultra wide angle which makes scaling artifacts very apparent. However, the poor dynamic range in this camera means almost all shadow details will be lost in that mode. If you use it without protune you can select the narrow angle of view which eliminates aliasing and other artifacts. The only disappointing resolution I have found so far is the 720p 120 FPS mode. It offers very fluid motion for slow motion and it offers great resolution without any artifacts. The 1080p 60 FPS medium angle of view with ProTune mode is probably my second favorite mode. If the back light is partially lit then the camera is probably frozen and the battery needs to be removed and then reinserted before it will start again. If you plug your camera in to charge the battery and the back light begins to blink then you know it is fully charged. Now, the light on the back will blink if the camera is fully charged. Luckily the new Frame casing allows easy access to the battery and you can charge it without taking the camera out of the housing.Īnother thing that is different about the new GoPro 3 black is that the front light always stays on even after the battery is done charging. The only way to correct this issue is to remove the battery and then reinstall it. I have had my camera freeze up while charging the battery.
In addition charging the battery has some issues. However, the battery life of the remote is not good. Luckily the GoPro 3 Black comes with a handy remote that can be used to change the resolutions and frame rates. It delivers the best overall image with the smoothest motion. If you have to only choose one resolution to shoot with on the GoPro then use the 2.7K mode. It appears that the slight bit of scaling that the GoPro does to get from 4K to 2.7K really masks the noise that shows up when using ProTune. Interestingly the noise in the 4k mode is even greater than in the 2.7K ProTune mode. The only drawback is that noise is a little more prevalent. If you enable ProTune it will increase the shadow exposure and really flatten out the overall image exposure. The 2.7K at 30 FPS video mode is my favorite. However, the slower frame rate causes the video to be a little more choppy. Now it can shoot video with a 4K resolution at 15 FPS or 12 FPS and a 2.7K resolution at 30 FPS or 24 FPS. The GoPro 3 Black offers several new video resolution and frame rate modes that the previous GoPro models don’t have.
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