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A subscriber asked me two questions – 1) what’s the best mode on the GoPro Hero3 Black Edition for shooting fast moving videos, and 2) what’s the best softwa…

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  3. This is a good video Tony but it’s not one of your great ones. Because, I
    find it hard to believe that your PC video production platform is far more
    efficient and more profitable than that of your Mac platform given that all
    the Application Software that you have mentioned in your lecture were
    originally created on the mac platform for videographers such as yourself.
    Nonetheless, it does come down to none other than Preferences and Cost$ as
    you put it. Also, Creative Cloud was created after Apple started iCloud and
    now everyone on the bandwagon of Cloud computing. So let’s put the credit
    where the credit is due as far as this Creative Cloud from Adobe.
    Lastly, your video tend to ramble a bit about all these application suites
    and the average enthusiast of GoPro and the “Newbies” of video editing
    CANNOT relate to a lot of these applications versus beginning with basic
    video application software like: the FREE GoPro App, iMovie which is a
    standard Free App on the Mac. I have been around the Mac for a very
    longtime and I would not turn video enthusiasts loose onto Premiere or
    Final Cut Pro because these are very high end application software and most
    new users would be lost with these applications when you realize that they
    are asking You which application to start video editing with. Since I use a
    Mac exclusively and I have access to iMovie, iDVD and of course the GoPro
    App; there is a lot that these new users can accomplish with iMovie in
    order to obtain great rendering on any medium using the SHARE Command (from
    iMovie) Facebook, VIMEO, CNN iReport and not to mention straight videos to
    the venerable QuickTime and iDVD for your TV viewing pleasure and to
    include YouTube.
    Your videos are quite informative. But, I could not agree with your way of
    stating the choices that are out there because you are truly “biased” in
    your opinion.
    Btw-Thanks a lot for video recommendation as far as where to start with the
    GoPro’s “sweet spot” as far as recording is concerned because I was looking
    for the same answer and you have answered it. I have highlighted my HERO3+
    Black Edition User Manual; Camera Settings Table, Page: 22-23 where all
    that information is detailed.
    Cheers!?

  4. Great video… I just subscribed. I just used my gopro hero3 silver
    edition for the first time. I had a lot of crackling type noise on my
    videos. This happened even when holding it taping. I am using the
    standard case and just holding it. Any solution for this??

  6. Great info. Love this video, like your accent and humbled approach about
    everything. I’m subscribing. :)?

  7. i am wondering how you make your video not choppy all my video comes in
    choppy when i put it threw gopros editing it makes it not choppy but the
    software crashes now and again. any suggestions??

  9. Hi Tony, just got my GoPro 3+ Black edition for xmas and am just learning
    how to optimize it for my general use right now (hiking, dogs) with the
    hopes of bigger adventures in future. This video was a perfect starter, Im
    open to any suggestions as I am tech savvy (websites, I have full Creative
    Cloud suite) but I’ve never messed with video editing. The GoPro tutorials
    are all over the place for beginners. Thanks again!?

  11. what would be the best way to start this adventure? I have little bit of
    background in photoshop and corel but only with stills. what software
    should I get to be able to make most common effects and just get to know my
    way around video editing? btw. I love what you said about pc vs mac: that
    was very fair and true. I love apple too, but pc is just pc… 🙂 thank you
    for making this video?

  18. Hi Tony. Great video!

    I have Premiere Pro CS6 on my MacBook Pro. If I want to edit GoPro video,
    what Sequence Preset should I select, if any, before I import the video?

    I want to experiment with the different video resolutions the GoPro Hero3+
    Black Edition provides, up to 4K with Protune… I found my version of Final
    Cut Pro 6.0.6 to be too slow with the highest GoPro video quality and the
    preview is very jerky, though I have used it in the past with RED 4K video
    without any performance problem. I may upgrade to Final Cut X, but then my
    Mac is old too (2008)… so Premiere is the most economical solution for now.

    Thanks,
    tom
    —–?

  19. We just purchased the gopro silver edition. I want to know what software
    you download on your computer to edit your videos for gopro? is there a
    specific one to use? looking for how to condense a long video to one that
    is just the highlights. any suggestions? thanks Pam?

  23. I have been watching this video for 5 minutes. You need to change the title
    of your video to match your subject matter. It took you over 5 minutes to
    get to the software subject. Just saying.?

  24. Hey Tony,

    I downloaded Adobe Premiere last night, as I said before I haven’t used
    Premiere since the 90’s but I really want to get this video edited. So as I
    understand it, now all I have to do is pay a monthly fee to use Premiere?
    What happens if I get tired of it and don’t want to pay any more down the
    road? It’s hard to believe that you don’t have to actually buy the software
    any more? Like I said, I’ve been out of the video scene for a long time
    now. Looking forward to learning Premiere
    today.
    ?

  25. You’re right Terence – Vegas is powerful and feature packed. I like it
    alot. It does have a learning curve that can be tough though. And I’m still
    partial to that great package of programs with the Adobe collection. But if
    you’re just doing video then for sure the Sony path is a great choice.

  26. PERSONALLY, I find Sony Vegas to be the fastest and simplest for cutting
    video. Adobe premiere was my first, but it takes a lot more clicks to get
    the same job done. Also with cameras like GoPro, they are optimised for
    compression. This makes the footage CPU intensive to edit. Vegas Pro 12,
    right click on all the clips in media view and select “generate proxy
    files”. Then edit at speed. Everything is automatic and transparent. I have
    Adobe CC (I’m a photographer), but I prefer Vegas.

  27. In terms of integration, Vegas understands photoshop files and it’s layers.
    Also, I use After Effects for hardcore stuff, I do all AE exports as image
    sequences. I drop the sequence into a vegas project file (.veg) then I use
    the .veg file as a single clip in my main edit. If I need to change the AE
    footage, I re-export only the changed frames. You don’t have to do ANYTHING
    in vegas to edit with the updated clip since it’s pointing to the updated
    sequence of images. Enough integration for me.