GoPro Salmon Strike: Update, Take Two....You gonna love it!

[h20hunter]

Not the best but it is a starting point. It was a windy and wavey morning. Don't blink!

Right around the 15 second mark....


Coho Salmon Strike, GoPro

[Widgeondeke]

Cool

[Smossy]

I see nothing senor'

[h20hunter]

Go full screen...right at about 15 you can see it thrash....it is quick.

[Smossy]

Ahh ok I seen it, just barely though.
Little tip, just incase you don't know. For lowlight like that, use the lowest FPS you can, It has a longer exposure rating so it picks up more detail. Highest FPS for brighter conditions.
Next time you go out, Try the 1080p 24fps
If your outside or just on-board, do the 1080 60fps - 720p 120fps -


*I just noticed on the Gopro website while looking at your camera options.

Try one of these in low light and do some tests. I noticed how low the FPS and It may work really good. Its in protune mode.
4K Cinema (17:9)    -  12, 12.5, 15 fps available.
4K (16:9)   


I just read on some other gopro forums, the 4k does help improve low light detail but due to the slow FPS sometimes the videos come out slightly choppy.

[h20hunter]

Got it...ill try again tomorrow.

[Smossy]

Just added to my comment ^

[Smossy]

I know some other products that could help improve your video picture for fishing x10. Let me do alittle research first before I give you an exact one.

[Smossy]

Ive been reading about these for awhile and Im gonna pick one up as soon as I can afford it for fishing myself..
http://www.snakeriverprototyping.com/Products/blurfix3-so-naked.aspx
This allow's you to be able to attach filters to your camera for editing free color correction..

http://www.snakeriverprototyping.com/Products/urpro-gr-filter.aspx
This filter color "red" will remove most of the blue/green color from the water and give it a more natural look instead of being washed out by any specific color..

Here's a video demonstration.
GoPro Lens vs BlurFix with URPro GR Filter

[CP]

Maybe try it with the flasher closer to the camera, looks like you're a long way back. 

[h20hunter]

Yep, it was about 15 feet.

[Smossy]

Yep, it was about 15 feet.

I have a present for you in about 30 minutes.
Stay tuned.


*Buffering.
ETA - 1 hour 

[lokidog]

Maybe try it with the flasher closer to the camera, looks like you're a long way back.

That was my thought as well, looks a lot farther than 15'.  I guess that is part of the prob with the gopros wide angle lens.  Look forward to more.

[hogslayer]

This is a video i did a couple years ago.  I had my lure about 12 feet back.  I used a Contour camera only because my room mate works there and gave me a free camera.




https://fbcdn-video-a.akamaihd.net/cfs-ak-prn1/v/232059/652/10150261251578031_19607.mp4?oh=d9d7157f1183bab04c35e4e2539355bb&oe=521072F4&__gda__=1376809733_8b12347448ce42dea59eacab8d54fdfa

[Smossy]

Maybe try it with the flasher closer to the camera, looks like you're a long way back.

That was my thought as well, looks a lot farther than 15'.  I guess that is part of the prob with the gopros wide angle lens.  Look forward to more.

Can cut that in half by putting it to narrow picture mode. Zooms in about 2x compaired to standard picture. Standard is considered "ultra wide fov".