Appearance: GoPro Media Team
Episode 3 of 3: On Location in Whistler, BC
Topics: Various Shooting Examples with Tips

In the third episode of the GoPro Field Guide, we meet up in Whistler with Media Team members; Abe Kislevitz, Caleb Farro, and Chris Farro to hear their personal capturing techniques to get the highest quality content. The media guys pair their tips with in-use examples to illustrate how each of the different modes and mounts work in the field.

The first thing that they do before shooting is decide on an end goal. This determines which mounts, video/photo modes, fields of view, and accessories they will be using. For a follow camera shot of Caleb on the slopes, Abe recommends the Handlebar/Seatpost/Pole mount paired with 1080/60 wide, for a video with the smoothest capture. Meanwhile, Chris hangs back in the background with a 3-Way Tripod setup and recommends using the Narrow Field of View with 1080/60 so that he gets a more cropped-in shot of his far away subject. Another tip that Chris gives us regarding changing the field of view is to use an LCD BacPac. This is helpful to frame the shot correctly before shooting to ensure that your subject is still in frame. The most important thing to always remember before going out to shoot rad content is to always make sure that your camera lens is clean. The guys stress that there is nothing worse than having spots on the lens when something really awesome happens.

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Don’t forget to watch Episodes 1 and 2 of the GoPro Field Guide to get you capturing like the pros!

Episode 1: GoPro Field Guide: Understanding Protune
Episode 2: GoPro Field Guide: Resolutions, Frame Rates and FOV

As always, happy capturing!

You might see examples of extreme use in this video. Please take appropriate precautions to ensure your own safety, the safety of those around you, and to protect your GoPro camera.

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