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In this video, I'm going to test the cinematic mode of recording with the GoPro11 camera for the first time.
This mode is supposed to give you a more cinematic look and feel to your videos, with a shallow depth of field and smooth transitions.
I'm going to record at 30 frames per second (FPS), which is the standard frame rate for most video formats.
But is 30 FPS really the best option for cinematic mode?
Well, after this test, I realized that there are some drawbacks to recording at 30 FPS, and that I should have recorded at 24 FPS instead.
Why?
Because 24 FPS is the frame rate that most movies and TV shows use, and it gives you a more natural and realistic motion blur. It also helps you save some storage space and battery life on your camera.
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Alright, let's get started! Here's my first test of the cinematic mode of recording with the GoPro11 camera at 30 FPS.
Watch till the end to see why I switched to 24 FPS!
P.S. In this video you can see the settings needed to achieve this cinematic look: [ Ссылка ]
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GoPro Hero 11 - CINEMATIC MOTION BLUR TEST
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