Hi guys,
I have only ever used my GoPro recreationally, usually in 1080 / 30 format for fun. However, tomorrow I am due to help a client of mine film some videos for their website / SEO, and I'm looking for suggestions on how to get the best quality recording without the data flow being huge (I will be uploading them to Youtube and embedding them on their website).
Few things to note:
*The videos will be roughly 1-2 minutes in length - very short covering each topic individually in a sort of FAQ format with me standing roughly 1-2 metres away recording my client.
*The lighting in her clinic is not fantastic, and if it's a dull day outside this has a prevalent effect in the room. However we do have a good lamp that improves it significantly.
*Software wise, I will be editing the videos on Final Cut Pro after they are completed using my Macbook Pro.
So far my understanding and research would suggest that 2.7K / 60 / wide or medium would be appropriate, but I'm only going to get 1 day to do this, and as we're recording around 10-15 videos, would like to get it right.
Many thanks for your time.
I have only ever used my GoPro recreationally, usually in 1080 / 30 format for fun. However, tomorrow I am due to help a client of mine film some videos for their website / SEO, and I'm looking for suggestions on how to get the best quality recording without the data flow being huge (I will be uploading them to Youtube and embedding them on their website).
Few things to note:
*The videos will be roughly 1-2 minutes in length - very short covering each topic individually in a sort of FAQ format with me standing roughly 1-2 metres away recording my client.
*The lighting in her clinic is not fantastic, and if it's a dull day outside this has a prevalent effect in the room. However we do have a good lamp that improves it significantly.
*Software wise, I will be editing the videos on Final Cut Pro after they are completed using my Macbook Pro.
So far my understanding and research would suggest that 2.7K / 60 / wide or medium would be appropriate, but I'm only going to get 1 day to do this, and as we're recording around 10-15 videos, would like to get it right.
Many thanks for your time.