Why I DON'T Use GoPro HyperSmooth 

As someone who is currently looking to include GyroFlow in my workflow, this is THE BEST explanation of how to use it that I have yet found. Thanks!

Very well explained 👏 thank you I went through 20 videos and this one helped me the most 👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks for this video. I'm trying to level up my GoPro footage editing and this was very helpful.

Very good tutorial. I like to use horizon lock and reduce from 100% to approx. 80%. Thx for video😊

AWESOME VID! ive always never liked GF due to the work flow but your vid has shes some light....will try it again, Thankyou!

Great demo/explainer vid. Thank you!

Very well explained, Thank you!

Thank you!

Awesome! You just earned a subscriber.

Super explanation, thanks. You can change the title. I thought you're using Gyroflow after Hypersmooth appplied to your footage. This might be your next video - Gyrowlof after Hypersmooth (if aplicable and worth it).

is this free?>

Nice video, how do you manage low shutter speed gitter on GP?

Is it possible to add stabilization to some parts of the video and not to other parts?

But you still get jitters on every step you take in the beginning of your video (check the trees). Using low shutter speed for natural motion blurr will cause jitters with hypersmooth/gyroflow, these action cames have digital zoom that relys on high shutter speed... I have action 4 and the jitters are even worse at low fps x2 shutter using build in stabilization or gyroflow.

i will try with my motorcycle and using nd filters let's see 🤷‍♂

I like that I found this video after blowing $145 for Gopro Hypersmooth Pro - Gyro flow's software is WAYYYY better.

Subbed. You are at the front line of this innovation. Pioneer.