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Your GoPro comes loaded with five video presets. Each has its
own specialty. Once you’ve chosen your preset using a QR code or
the GoPro Quik app, press the Shutter button to start recording.
sTaNDaRD (DEFaUlT)
A versatile preset that’s great for all-purpose recording. It shoots 4K
video at 30 frames per second (fps) for full-screen playback on your
phone and TV. The digital lens is set to Wide to capture more of the
scene in the frame.
aCTIVITY
Use this preset to capture ultra immersive footage of your favorite
activities. It records 4K video at 60 fps with the SuperView digital
lens. This gives your video the classic GoPro look with high-resolution,
full-screen playback.
CINEMaTIC
Captures stunning 5.3K high-resolution video at 30 fps. This preset
uses the Horizon Leveling digital lens to smooth out the
fish-eye effect and give your footage a dramatic cinematic feel
with an ultra steady horizon.
UlTRa slO-MO
Great for fast-action shots, this preset records 2.7K footage at 240 fps
with the Wide lens. This lets you slow things down to 8x normal speed
during playback and catch details you can’t see with the naked eye.
BasIC
Records 1080p video at 60 fps for easy compatibility with almost any
device. The digital lens is set to Wide to capture more of the scene in
the frame.
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VIDEO sETTINGs
Use QR codes to adjust video settings or tap if using
the GoPro Quik app. Tap next to the preset you'd like to adjust,
followed by setting you want to change.
Resolution
Choose the resolution and aspect ratio for your video.
To learn more, see:
• Video Resolution (page 52)
• Aspect Ratio (page 57)
Frames Per second
Only the frame rates available for the chosen resolutions are shown.
Use higher frame rates to capture fast action or slo-mo shots.
To learn more, see Frames per Second (FPS) (page 55).
lens
Choose the best digital lens for your shot—SuperView, Wide, Linear,
Horizon Leveling, or Narrow. Available lenses will vary based
on the resolution and frame rate you select.
To learn more, see Digital Lenses (Video) (page 58) .