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30fps and 1080p or 60fps and 720p?
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My contour shoots in either of those two modes; which would you all recommend for POV shots? How about for recording others? +k for any help yo
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I like to shoots 720p 60fps. If you think you may want to slow your shots down, this is the way to go. Plus 60p will give a smoother look.
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720p and 60fps is better. It looks smoother, makes better slo-mo (if thats what u want), and some computers (macbooks) cant play the full 1080p video.
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if you absolutely know you dont want to slow the footage down id say you can shoot 1080/30 but if you even have a thought of wanting to slow it down id saw shoot 720/60, it will give you more options with your footage
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Ok I have a GoPro (the Hero 3 Black edition). Should I shoot 720p 120 fps or just save charge and go 720p 60 fps? I'm not going to be doing any slomo or anything.
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60 at 720 for sure. I always shoot at this on my 600D. Plus, most people don't watch videos in HD or 1080p, at least not the people I hang around. Use the 60fps to your advantage
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I meant to say super slomo haha.
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Can someone answer my question?? I'm not doing super slomo is what I meant to say
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leave it at 60. unless you're shooting something that you'll know you'll want slowed way down, 60fps is plenty.
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Really depends on what you're exporting for. If you're just going to put it on the web, I'd shoot 60fps 720. There's a lot more you can do with 60 fps than 30.
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I always shoot 720@60 for personal use... 720 is just way faster to export and upload.
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