2014
Lynda
Richard Harrington
2h 7m
English
Once you've finished shooting, your GoPro's job may be done, but your footage usually needs some extra polish. This course shows you how to get footage off your GoPro camera, edit it quickly, and share your movies with the world with GoPro Studio, the free utility that makes GoPro edits easy. Tune in and learn how to trim away unwanted clips, transcode footage to an edit-friendly format, remove distortion, and enhance color and contrast. When you're done, you can export movies and still images for sharing, or hand off the results to another professional or consumer-grade video editing application.
Topics include:
Choosing and formatting an edit drive
Using GoPro Studio alone or with third-party apps
Importing footage from the memory card
Creating a new project
Working with time-lapse sequences
Importing footage into Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, and Premiere Elements
Trimming clips
Changing frame rate and clip speed
Adding transitions
Color correcting GoPro footage
Using edit templates
Exporting your project
Introduction 2m 42s
Welcome 58s
What you should know before watching the course 1m 16s
Exercise files 28s
1. Installing GoPro Studio 6m 28s
Where to get the software 2m 9s
System requirements 1m 30s
Installing the application 2m 49s
2. Choosing an Edit Drive 6m 3s
Connection type 1m 25s
Disk speed 1m 26s
Formatting the drive 1m 30s
Setting up a common media folder 1m 42s
3. Understanding the GoPro Studio Workflow 5m 53s
Using GoPro Studio as a standalone application 1m 24s
Using GoPro Studio with third-party applications 1m 33s
Essential GoPro Studio preferences 2m 56s
4. Importing and Converting Footage 11m 39s
Mounting a memory card 3m 12s
Creating a new project and importing source video files 3m 34s
Previewing files in the player window 2m 20s
Trimming clips to remove unwanted portions 2m 33s
5. Advanced Conversions 23m 11s
Applying geometric corrections to clips 2m 7s
Adjusting image size and aspect ratio 3m 52s
Changing frame rate 2m 48s
Changing clip speed 2m 40s
Removing fish-eye or wide-angle distortion 3m 35s
Setting conversion quality 3m 8s
Adding effects before conversion 5m 1s
6. Choosing a Destination for Conversions 8m 45s
Setting the target drive 1m 35s
Batch processing with a conversion list 2m 47s
The GoPro CineForm Codec Status Viewer 2m 37s
Understanding the GoPro CineForm codec's active metadata 1m 46s
7. Working with Time-Lapse Sequences 5m 53s
Importing time-lapse files 1m 27s
Previewing time-lapse sequences in the player window 38s
Trimming and converting time-lapse sequences 3m 48s
8. The Path to Editing 15m 49s
Importing footage into Premiere Pro 2m 27s
Importing footage into Final Cut Pro X 2m 33s
Importing footage into iMovie 2m 43s
Importing footage into Premiere Elements 2m 8s
Using active metadata or baking effects 3m 46s
Installing the CineForm codec on other machines 2m 12s
9. Editing with GoPro Studio 18m 34s
Loading media into a new project 1m 42s
Using a Storyboard to combine multiple clips 2m 39s
Trimming and splitting clips 1m 36s
Changing clip speed 1m 13s
Adding transitions 2m 13s
Color correcting footage and keyframing 1m 38s
Applying effects and comparing with a split 1m 6s
Adjusting framing 1m 28s
Adding audio and titles 3m 18s
Adjusting global playback settings 1m 41s
10. Using GoPro Edit Templates 12m 55s
Selecting a GoPro Edit Template 4m 37s
Working with the GoPro Edit Template elements 2m 6s
Populating an Edit Template 6m 12s
11. Exporting Your Project 8m 58s
Exporting a movie 2m 32s
Exporting still images 4m 4s
Saving your project 2m 22s
Conclusion 1m 2s
Goodbye 1m 2s
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