US Open Cup Semi-Final: Sporting KC vs Dayton Dutch Lions pictures & VIDEO!

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like 2,3,4 and 6

Not too bad for severe crops. I would think 300mm is too short to shoot the far end of the pitch.
The video is cool, that keeper needs to improve his reaction time. very disappointing performance. Does the go pro include the software to make the time-lapse or is that additional purchase?

ChunkyDA wrote in post #14646907
Does the go pro include the software to make the time-lapse or is that additional purchase?

Not that I am aware of. I use after effects for time lapses.

Judging by the noise these photos do look like heavy crops.

noise is also form sharping them up and running 500-3200 iso

does cropping in tight cause noise?

Cropping tight enhances noise that you already have since there are less pixels "on target".

Gopro absolutely has a built in intervalometer. You can also use the new wifi backpack addon to trigger it.

ajaffe wrote in post #14649493
Cropping tight enhances noise that you already have since there are less pixels "on target".

Gopro absolutely has a built in intervalometer. You can also use the new wifi backpack addon to trigger it.

I bought the wifi addon lastnight. It will be nice since I wont have to run behind the goal to press play at the start of the game.

Watch out for battery life and wifi signal strength with the gopro. I used it for soccer and had to be super close for the remote to work.

ajaffe wrote in post #14649493
Cropping tight enhances noise that you already have since there are less pixels "on target".

Gopro absolutely has a built in intervalometer. You can also use the new wifi backpack addon to trigger it.

I'm not interested in an intervalometer but the ability to speed up footage already shot. Also those super slo-mo edits are real cool. It would be nice if the gopro included the software necessary to accomplish the samples they advertise.

ChunkyDA wrote in post #14654018
I'm not interested in an intervalometer but the ability to speed up footage already shot. Also those super slo-mo edits are real cool. It would be nice if the gopro included the software necessary to accomplish the samples they advertise.

Again, GoPro has that feature. You shoot at 720p at 60fps so when you slow things down you retain smooth playback.

Time lapse is different than playback speed. To adjust the playback speed you need some form of a NLE program like Finalcut Pro. To expect such a cheap camera as a Gopro to include such an expensive program is asking a bit much no?