Preparing GoPro Footage for Editing

Introduction

• Welcome
• What you should know before watching this course
• Using the exercise files

• Where to get the software
• System requirements
• Installing the application

• Connection type and disk speed
• Formatting the drive for editing
• Setting up a common media folder

• Using GoPro Studio as a stand-alone application
• Using GoPro Studio with third-party applications
• Essential GoPro Studio preferences

• Mounting a memory card
• Mounting a memory card with a card reader
• Creating a new project and importing source video files
• Previewing files in the player window
• Trimming clips to remove unwanted portions

• Applying geometric corrections to clips and improving fish eye
• Adjusting image size and aspect ratio
• Changing frame rates
• Setting conversion quality

• Setting the target drive
• Batch processing with a conversion list
• Understanding the GoPro Cineform codec’s active metadata

• Importing timelapse files
• Previewing timelapse sequences in the player window
• Trimming and rotating timelapse sequences
• Choosing conversion settings for timelapse sequences

• Importing footage into Adobe Premiere Pro
• Importing footage into Final Cut Pro X
• Importing footage into iMovie
• Importing footage into Premiere Elements
• Installing the Cineform codec on other machines

• Previewing clips in the player window
• Using a Storyboard to combine multiple clips
• Trimming and splitting clips
• Changing clip speed
• Adding transitions
• Color correcting footage and keyframing
• Applying effects and comparing with a split
• Adjusting framing
• Adding music and other audio
• Adding titles
• Adjusting global playback settings

• Exporting a movie
• Exporting still images
• Saving your project

• Syncing media with GoPro Plus
• Editing on Quik: Desktop, part 1
• Editing on Quik: Desktop, part 2
• Editing on Quik: Mobile, part 1
• Editing on Quik: Mobile, part 2
• Editing on Quik

• Summary