[dieseldoctor]

I've had my GoPro for a few months now... it's been a blast! All the editing I've done is really basic. Eventually I'd like to mess around with zooming in, slow motion, and fast foward(for long fights).

Here's a few videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEX1AVFOY5E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPcJpc0ghR8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73tpsQ7uhZ0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYu345aDiQY

I've been editing with Powerdirector.... Anyone using editing software they'd recommend?

I wasn't getting good audio with the normal back plate on the gopro so I removed it, and put on the back with the vents on it for this video. You can hear me breathing the entire time, and when I hook into a big bass it sounds like a porno lol. In my defence I'd been catching dinks all day and this 5lber looked like it was 8 when it first came out of the water.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVkQv9bHzi4

 

[bobys]

Sweet videos!

 

[JWurgaft]

Cool videos dude!

 

[im trout of here]

Those gopros give you such an immersive shot. I added one to my arsenal this spring and have been happy. But, I hear you on the audio, pretty quiet with the solid back on.

I use iMovie on my mac for editing and it seems to do pretty well.

 

[rivrunnr1]

Ive been using mine a bit, too. I love the wireless feature that connects to the iphone.

 

[catchn]

Gopro now has there own editing software, gopro studio. Free download on there website. You do need a somewhat modern processor on your computer to run it though. Lots if fun stuff you can do with it, ... Slow mo, zoom, loop, etc

 

[Hobbitual]

If you guys ever have questions or want advice on video production I own a production company. www.xseeddesign.com

I use a bunch of GoPros, quadcopters, cinema cameras etc. Be glad to answer any questions if you have them.