A Hero5 Black, for instance, will have a similar interface in video mode, except resolution and frame rate options will be different and HyperSmooth wasn’t introduced until later models. In the video mode options, too, you can also select HyperSmooth stabilization, scheduled captures, timers, Zoom, filming duration and HindSight option to film when the shutter button is pressed.Īgain, we used a Hero9 Black for our tutorial, but the process is the same for older GoPro cameras. Note that some of the resolution options require support for HEVC on your computer or smartphone. Tap this to access Standard, Activity, Cinematic and Slo-Mo video modes, then tap the pencil icon next to each to select the available resolutions and frame rates in each mode. At the bottom of the screen is the resolution and frame rate control.
In Video mode you can again select the lens, slow motion options, Boost and zoom. Camera Timer - Self-timer Options Step 3 Select '3s' for a 3-second self-timer before shooting, or '10s' for a 10-second self-timer. In Photo mode you can choose your ‘lens’, or angle of view, the self-timer, zoom options and what type of photo you want to output – options include raw, standard, HDR or super-photo. Camera Timer - Tap Camera Self-Timer Icon Step 2 Tap on the self-timer icon in the Camera app to see the self-timer options: no timer, 3s timer, and 10s timer. This lets you use your smartphone as a live view screen and preview images and video, and apply all the settings you can do in-camera. Press the POWER/MODE button repeatedly until you see the SELF TIMER icon and then press the shutter button. Once the app is set up and your camera is found you’ll have the option to control your GoPro within the app.
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