New Time Lapse of the sky and milky way in 5K with the GoPro 9. I played around with editing for once. I made 3 versionS of the time lapse, back to back, the last one is just the original with just a bit of sharpening. Thanks for watching, have a great day!
GoPro Hero 4 Night Lapse – See The Milky Way
So the GoPro Hero 4 Silver, has a 12 Mega Pixel camera just like the GoPro 8, or much like it. Before the GoPro 8 and 9 I had this GoPro hero 4 silver available, so I thought I would test out it’s NightLapse mode. It seems to have turned out better than some of the other night lapses with newer GoPros. Though I am also just getting better at doing this stuff, I think.. Y’all let me know! Lol. The Hero 4 Silver also does 4k at 30 fps and 2.7k at 60 fps. I guess since they haven’t made them in awhile the prices aren’t that cheap on Amazon, but if you happen to find one else where for pretty cheap… you can make pretty good night lapses and other videos.
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For settings on this thing I used:
Night Mode
ISO 100-800
The lowest white balance(3000 I think)
30 second shutter
Interval: Continuous
Color: Flat
Sharpness: low.
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GoPro 8 Night Mode Shot Of Cabin, Moon, and stars.
This was a first test of night mode on the farm, at night, with a bright moon. Shot on the GoPro 8 4k. While the GoPro 9 is out now, you can get many excellent shots and night lapses on the GoPro 8. If you’re able to pick one up at a good price I would highly recommend it if you like taking these kinds of pictures or night lapses. The night mode is built in already. While using your GoPro 8, simply scroll over to photo mode, click on it then scroll down to night mode. You may leave the settings as they are to get a shot like this or you can adjust them. If you want to adjust the settings for night mode I would suggest opening the shutter up to 30 seconds. This allows you to capture far more light from stars that are harder to see. If you happen to have the moon in your shot tho, it will down out most of the stars as it did here. You can also play around with the white balance to get a different feel or temperature color in your photo. You can also do this in editing however, as well as some other features. Turning down sharpness and putting your color to flat may help to capture a better picture as those features can be added in editing as well.
