#SUPERPHOTO VS HDR FULL#
#SUPERPHOTO VS HDR ISO#

This is my go-to preset for 3rd person and follow cam type shots. One thing to note is Linear is not available in 60FPS in this mode, so you’ll have to change to 30FPS with the on-screen shortcut before switching to Linear. For social, many times I don’t need 4K high-resolution and I don’t need slow motion so this is a great all around use for that. Difference here is the Slo-Mo button which will pop you between 30 and 60FPS. Explanations of shortcuts are similar as above.

#SUPERPHOTO VS HDR ISO#

My shortcuts on-screen are Lens, White Balance, ISO Max, and Slo-Mo. I use this for pretty much anything activity based or for social media sharing.

#SUPERPHOTO VS HDR FULL#

Lens will allow me to switch between Linear and Wide quickly – WB for keeping my colors correct for the scene – ISO Max to adjust based on the available light (lower to 100 for full sunlight, raise to 1600 for darkest scenes), and EV Comp just to have in there because I didn’t need any other on-screen controls. My on-screen shortcuts are Lens, White Balance, ISO Max, and EV Comp.

This is for things like POV walk-throughs, interactions with people, etc. This is my main preset if I’m filming high resolution content that I don’t need to slow down. To start, I’ll just note that ProTune settings across all my video presets are identical.

It’ll be a little easier to digest.Ĭlick to Zoom Video Presets Explanation, Uses, and Walkthrough I would suggest setting your camera up in these modes, and then walking through my explanations below while you’ve got your camera in front of you. This pretty much covers 90% of my filming – I’ll explain below how I utilize each one. It looks a little overwhelming at first but once you’re setup, you should be dialed. Listed below are the presets I have set on my HERO8 in the video modes. Abe’s Go-To Preset Settings (Video Modes) In HERO7, if you were in portrait mode you’d have to get the camera horizontal to access any settings – which is sometimes hard when the camera is mounted! Note that currently the HyperSmooth shortcut is used to toggle Boost on and off, though my hope is that it will be able to toggle all HyperSmooth settings in the near future. For photo & TimeWarp there’s also incredible new shortcuts like Output (SuperPhoto vs RAW vs Standard), TimeLapse interval, TimeWarp speed, and more! You can switch presets and access your shortcuts when the camera is in the vertical orientation now. For video, some of the shortcuts include slow-motion, white balance, and ISO. This will greatly reduce your fiddle time out in the field and no one likes a fiddler when you’re trying to shred. The hope is that once you setup a preset, and the associated shortcuts, you should never have to jump into a lengthy menu system. Once you setup a preset, you can choose up to 4 on-screen shortcut controls that take you directly to specific settings pertaining to the mode you’re in. Presets are present in Photo and Time Lapse modes as well. Presets allow you to save up to 10 custom video modes, each with their own ProTune settings to be used later with a quick tap of the idle screen. Presets and shortcuts together are amazing new additions to the HERO8 Black that greatly speed up the process of switching settings.

Superphoto vs hdr