GoPro

[Guest]

So the GoPro Floating Handle will be fine?

[Pattfisherman]

Yes it will be fine. That’s the one I used in October last year.

[Guest]

Thank you! May I ask what video editing software you use? I’ve been toying with imovie but I’m tempted by final cut.

[Pattfisherman]

I haven’t actually edited any of mine yet 🤦

[malt1977]

Oven been using iMovie relatively successfully and find it quite straightforward. I have downloaded Davinchi something (?) as I’ve seen people use it, but I can’t for the life of me get it to accept my clips...must be the file format I guess.

[YorkshireT]

I wanted the GoPro shorty but as it extends I didn’t buy as I’ll want to use it in the parks eventually.
So I got the GoPro tripod mount kit for £12 or so off Amazon which comes with a mini tripod that doubles up as a handle when folded- perfect for the parks and a couple of extra mounts as a bonus.
I wouldn’t pay the £25 GoPro charge but for the current half price on Amazon it’s great.

[the_weird_one]

Originally Posted by malt1977

Oven been using iMovie relatively successfully and find it quite straightforward. I have downloaded Davinchi something (?) as I’ve seen people use it, but I can’t for the life of me get it to accept my clips...must be the file format I guess.

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If your shooting in anything above 1080p you'll need to re-encode using Handbreak

DaVinci resolve supports H.264 which GoPro's use upto that resolution, above that they use H.265 which Resolve doesn't use

[malt1977]

Originally Posted by the_weird_one

If your shooting in anything above 1089p you'll need to re-encode using Handbreak

DaVinci resolve supports H.264 which GoPro's use upto that resolution, above that they use H.265 which Resolve doesn't use

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That makes sense, I shoot in 2.7k. I’ll give the lower res a shot and try again.