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Choosing conversion settings for timelapse sequences

Choosing conversion settings for timelapse sequences - GoPro HERO Tutorial

From the course: Preparing GoPro Footage for Editing

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Choosing conversion settings for timelapse sequences

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- Your time-lapse sequence is not going to be the correct shape for a video project. It's necessary to trim this, and this can be done with the file. To start, I'll click the advanced settings. Here, you can determine the delivery size. For example, I can specify that I want to deliver 1080p. I can also assign a frame rate. I'm going to go with 24p and force it to be 16 x 9. I can also remove any fisheye distortion. It's not bad in this shot but there's a little bit. And when I click okay, that's queued up for the new clip. Now, I'll add this to the conversion list. And the shot is placed in the queue. Let's convert that and see the end results. You'll see that the file is processed and all of the frames are turned into a movie file. It'll take a little bit to process all the frames but it's going through pretty smoothly. Once that's done, we can take advantage of the active metadata to do slight tweaks to the finished video file. Once the clip is done, select it and choose edit. Now,…

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