This is particularly true if you are engaged in an activity that involves unpredictable movement, like hiking or running nevertheless, anything that involves regular, smooth motion typically poses no issues (because motion blur is going in the same direction as the main movement) Because of this, your video is stable yet incredibly jerky or glitchy when you play it back.

Hypersmooth eliminates shakes / movement to make your video appear steady.

The problem is that you can't be totally stable when filming with a powerful ND or in low light, thus you introduce motion blur into your footage.

Instead of using the actual image, HyperSmooth is based on the camera's accelerometer and gyro.

GoPro's internal stabilizing system is called Hypersmooth.

For non-action footage like interviews, b-roll, Vlogs, etc., this is the perfect choice. DSLR footage is more comparable to linear FOV.Linear: 90° angle DSLR wide-angle feeling Although it still has a slight wide-angle feel, it helps to lessen the fish-eye appearance.When photographing action or unsteady situations, it's an excellent alternative (the wider your frame, the more stable the footage looks).ġ20-degree angle slightly fish-eye wide This broad of an angle distorts the frame. Captures your image from the widest angle possible to give you the GoPro appearance.It's similar to changing the lens on your GoPro.ġ70 degree superview is ideal for action shots. The resolution will stay the same, but your field of view will change (so you don't lose quality if you choose a narrower FOV). A camera's field of vision is the space that is visible to the sensor (170°, 120°, and 90°).

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