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Yep, it has a definite 'look' to it, and it appears to work better for some types of material than others (the bicycling footage was far more watchable to my ey
by scrumper 12y ago
Yep, it has a definite 'look' to it, and it appears to work better for some types of material than others (the bicycling footage was far more watchable to my eyes than the climbing stuff), but the effect is engaging and not unpleasant to view at all.
- bane 12y agoPersonally I thought the climbing video was breathtaking. With a decent film crew it could be an absolutely breathtaking scene in a climbing film.
- mendort 12y agoThere was a mildly annoying effect somewhat reminiscent to pop-in seen when terrain geometries go from lower to higher detail in video games. It was particularly evident here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOpwHaQnRSY#t=170 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOpwHaQnRSY#t=170 It would, I think, be even more distracting if the video was higher resolution.
- bane 12y agoYeah, I noticed that too. I wonder how much of that is really an artifact of the lighting and (relatively) low resolution of the camera. Something shot with a better camera and lighting that reveals more terrain might give the algorithms something better to latch onto so the terrain models more cleanly.
- zevyoura 12y agoGoPros can shoot in 4K, they're not a low resolution camera by any means.