no matter how many times I watched different tutorials, I realized one thing that I have my own settings for my tasks and you should not believe everyone, you just need to try and experiment yourself)

Climbing or descending video: climbs look like slow flatland riding if the camera is pointed horizontally to the bike, like it is for flat road footage. It's aimed up the hill, along the plane of the road.  Instead, it needs to be pointed downward so that the road fills a lot of the frame. (the camera is actually leveled, but the bike is angled upward.)   I can't adjust the camera angle while riding, so I edit my short clips by zooming in and cropping the 4K scene: cut the top off the frame when climbing, cut the bottom off when descending.   Way better.

I am sure I am gonna come back to this video multiple times until I learn the nuances of capturing quality action cam videos :) Very well explained, fantastic content! Thanks!

The best guide I saw on YouTube about EIS vs Motion blur. You’re great! 👍👍

This video came out for me at a perfect time. I had my first gravel bike ride yesterday with my action cam. I had it set on normal stabilisation, 4k60, s 1/120 and the cam was mounted on the handlebar. I look at the video after the ride and felt like I got scammed😂😂.

one of the best explanatory videos Ive watched! Thanks!

Dude this info is golden! It not only helped me know what setting to put but WHY you should be doing so.
Putting it in my back pocket for future reference. Ty!

This was a huge help to me! I will be buying the Ace Pro 2 soon, and I learned a lot. I can't wait to start filming as soon as possible!! thx!!!

THIS WAS GAME CHANGING!!!! I saved this video to my YouTube premium so that I could access later if I forget. This is solid from japan 🇯🇵😎

Gesus! I didn’t realize all that went into getting your great footage.  I appreciate the behind the scenes and eductions stuff even if I have no desire to actually do it.

:thanksdoc::thanksdoc::thanksdoc: Thanks a lot for the video. Finally someone explains why I always have such problems with stabilization when I stick to the 30fps = 1/60 rule. I was already thinking my camera had a defect. You're the best! Thanks a lot!

It would be nice this same type of video for the insta 360 x4 😅

Super video, that is very well produced, logical, and applicable to all mini action cameras.

The new GoPro Hero 13 has a special lens for this: Anamorphic Lens Mod
HB-Series | Cinematic Ultra Wide Angle Lens

Great video, thank you

Thanks for this elaborate video, this really helped me to get the setup right for my first videos with an action cam!

Wow. For me this is a mind blowing video. Learned a lot, and now I‘m looking for an action camera with the ability to mount filters on it. Thank you very much 🙏

I don't even use action cameras, but I like photography, and this video is gold!

You absolutely nailed this bro! Great content and how you explain the settings is amazing

REALLY GOOD AND CLEAR ADVICE! Im preparing to create cycle cam videos and this really made things very clear 💥