GoPro Movie Creations

Ok, so I have a couple of GoPros. What software do you guys use? I downloaded iMovie on my iPad, is this a decent software that is user friendly? Does anyone use a PC and if so, what software do you use?

iMovie is cool but limited. Simple and will get a video uploaded.

For the PC I use Adobe Premiere Pro but have found that Adobe Premiere Elements has a lot of the same bells and whistles at a significantly lower cost. In Elements the same Pro functionality is a little more hidden and a difficult to use but it gets the job done.

With elements you can sign into a youtube account so you can upload directly from the editing software. In the Adobe platform you can also drag photoshop and illustrator files directly into the software for overlays and graphics.

I try to use Adobe and GoPro II with little success but I'm just starting out and have not put much time into it. Hell I'm barely figuring out the camera and its capabilities.

Power director works great. Has a lot of extras that other software does not have.

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Originally Posted by AZKC

I try to use Adobe and GoPro II with little success but I'm just starting out and have not put much time into it. Hell I'm barely figuring out the camera and its capabilities.

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Me too, plus I lack patience to edit. :(


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I've used iMovie and Adobe Premier. Both are great products, whatever software you choose it will most likely take a little time getting used to.

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Originally Posted by She's Mine

Ok, so I have a couple of GoPros. What software do you guys use? I downloaded iMovie on my iPad, is this a decent software that is user friendly? Does anyone use a PC and if so, what software do you use?

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Also, make sure you don't store your cameras in their housings.

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Originally Posted by Cigalert

iMovie is cool but limited. Simple and will get a video uploaded.

For the PC I use Adobe Premiere Pro but have found that Adobe Premiere Elements has a lot of the same bells and whistles at a significantly lower cost. In Elements the same Pro functionality is a little more hidden and a difficult to use but it gets the job done.

With elements you can sign into a youtube account so you can upload directly from the editing software. In the Adobe platform you can also drag photoshop and illustrator files directly into the software for overlays and graphics.

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What would you know, go pro thief!

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Originally Posted by GotHalos

Also, make sure you don't store your cameras in their housings.

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That is good advice. I also put tape over the case lens. Another thing, use the little orange clip that is provided by go pro, it stops the clicking then the camera bounces around while filming.

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Originally Posted by H2oSki2Fast

What would you know, go pro thief!

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Originally Posted by H2oSki2Fast

That is good advice. I also put tape over the case lens. Another thing, use the little orange clip that is provided by go pro, it stops the clicking then the camera bounces around while filming.

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What little orange clip? I've never seen one.



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I've used adobe premier and adobe elements but when I convert the movie the resolution is horrible. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?


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Originally Posted by She's Mine

What little orange clip? I've never seen one.



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I think its a white rubber kind of "L" shaped piece?

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Originally Posted by GotHalos

I think its a white rubber kind of "L" shaped piece?

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Nope...it's this...
https://vimeo.com/7807995