Gopro night mode astrophotography. How to photograph the stars, Hero 8 vs Hero 9. 

Amazing! I just bought the 9 and I can't wait to start shooting stars! Loved the lightroom tutorial! Thank you 🙌🏽

Congrats on 1k, and a killer 22nd photo!! Great video and straight to the point tutorial!

This video is so great! I’ve really wanted to get into Astro photography and really struggled with the settings on GoPro etc etc you explain it so clearly I’m inspired to get back out and keep trying! Definitely subscribing!

Aah thanks for that glad I went for hero 9 just before I saw your video and even got yourself a new subscriber 😊👍

I am subbed in, the straight forward instructions for post processing are very welcome. Well done Sir.

Love the Cards hat👍

What a amazing video! It's a really cool photo. Thanks for the tutorial. Greetings from Colombia

Are hot pixels damage to the sensor or just an digital phenomenon?

Thanks Shayne another great tutorial.

Nice chilled out informative content, good job!

Hi, could You please be So kind and coul You please write set up with you use in Gopro for Photo??? Thank you in advance!!!

Shayne! thanks for the video. I feel really silly for asking this, but I cannot set the photo exposure manually to 30s. I just don't know where, for under Protune / Shutter you cannot go slower than 1/125s... I feel really stupid. What am I missing?

The gopro 8 has a major problem with hot pixels. The gopro 7 and earlier doesn't have the hot pixel problem, but every night lapse that I watch from the 8 all has the same problem. I was going to get the 8, but when I learned about the hot pixels I decided to spend the extra money and get the 9. Haven't quite got it yet, but im exited to start shooting some night photos as well as some snowboarding stuff. Thanks for the helpful video!

Great video mate! I hit the subscribe!

What mode did you use for both camera.

Hot pixels, and sensor bloom but the 8 doesn't look like pastel and seems to have a lot more detail to me. Lens flare/rays seem to be a lot more on the 9 as well. Can't see why you would say it's a better camera.

Hey Hey, amazing video thanks for the insights. Were the photos you were editing in Raw or Jpeg?

Can you do a lens correction for the Gopro in LR to level out the visible horizon a bit?

Useful Lightroom workflow thanks - you didn't mention how long the exposure was? Did you?

Class video mate, thank you. Be great to hear some tips on how to deal with light pollution at some point, if that’s even possible. Hope this channel picks up great work.

When considering the problem of signal versus noise in an image, hot pixels are clearly in the noise category. It's just a matter of how you think about what is and isn't noise. Typically in astrophotography, to eliminate hot pixels you take darks and subtract them in post-processing.

Awesome video! Huge difference. Would you recommend ISO 400 or 800 to do Astro with the Hero 9?

I dont have a pc. What editing software would you recommend for android?

What editing tool is that?

This is sweet. By the way, what`s the tripod model that you use with the GoPros? Thx for sharing!

you should try astrophotography mode google pixel phones .just amazing

Does adobe lightroom mobile have this tool 10:50 ? I can't seem to find it....I am just using the free version though, so that is probably it.

Interesting stuff you were saying and GoPro 8 and 9 can do astrophotography and even hero 7. Smartphones has small censors and yet can take fantastic looking shots of milky way. Censor size doesn't really matter if good or not. I've got the Canon 700D dslr and I can get professional looking shots and it's an entry level camera. I miss my old single lens reflex camera with film and that was before dslrs came about and that slr took way better astrophotos than then the latest high end dslrs of today. Camera I can't remember the name cost cheaply and these shots were stunning. Dslrs nowadays rely on software to make them better. Without software they are average. You wouldn't say professional ground based telescope would be out performed by a small telescope and yet a small telescope is out performing professional telescopes and that small telescope is the Hubble space telescope 2.4 metre mirror which is small. No ground based large professional telescope has ever took shots like Hubble. Hubble proves one thing right size doesn't matter. Hubble is in the best place above the murky atmosphere. In future generations of GoPro it will improve to the point of high end dslrs! Smartphones at first wasn't good and now your showing these smartphones can do fantastic astrophotography. I hope the guys at GoPro are watching your videos like this one. Then they think this could be awesome for Gopro! GoPro hero 10 you never know could be as good as Samsung s21u! GoPro I think in future will take astrophotography seriously when more people like you show how great it can be at astrophotography! Hey you stay safe!

how did you capture a 30secs photo with hero 9?

Great video which photo editor you use is it for free?

I was quite shocked when I tested my 9 from my old 5. The 9 handles low light a whole lot better

whats the white balance and sharpness

I have the 8 and it sucks with the hot pixels is there any way to fix that?

Why will the hot pixels get worse over time? You said that you didn't get any hot pixels with the GoPro 9 but you might get more over time. Is taking night photos hard on the sensor? Thanks

Great vid! Does the GoPro 9 do video at night too?

Whats is name this program?. Do u have Windows or Mac? Thanks for sharing that knowledge Dude. 🙏

Last night I managed to capture an Aurora at Southport in Tasmania. Here is a link to an Unedited Night Lapse that I took. Feeling pretty happy with the outcome for such a small action camera. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NyLeld6d7-g.html

You're clearly quite good at this. I just tried my first attempt to get the Milky Way with my Hero 9, but even with a 30s exposure and an ISO of 800, the pictures were pretty dark - brightening them up resulted in a lot of grain. Should I increase the ISO to get enough light to counteract this? I had low light pollution, but your initial photos are much brighter than mine.

Awesome, but no stars in this season :(

Lâu la mãi ko vào điểm chính

Why jpg? Raw can be better?

Could you do a short video recording with the hero 9 using the best settings of what you reckon, of what the stars look like, how much better might it be than this? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m86xKqMK2oQ.html Cheers.

🥱🥱🥱🥱. Really bro. You didn’t show us how to photo

your shooting milky way yet you shoot on jpeg lol

As a astrophotographer, this is NOT astrophotography, you’re shooting Milky Way shots, you’ll need a a tracking mount, slightly misleading post mate