now i'm not going to bury you in settings i'm not going to give you every single option to create cinematic sequences i'm just going to give you one to play around with because i feel like when you're making that step from just some fun vacation content to what i would call more professional gopro content start simple baby steps so the reason why i'm choosing to use NUMBER_TOKEN k at NUMBER_TOKEN frames a second as my preferred outdoor cinematic sequence setting is because it gives us the best of both worlds in my opinion now a lot of filmmakers may say that the most cinematic setting or frame rate is NUMBER_TOKEN sure when we talk about editing later in this video we'll use a NUMBER_TOKEN frames per second timeline but to capture the content let's set our camera up exactly like this having the best of both worlds means using the largest frame size whilst capturing the highest frame rate and on the gopro hero NUMBER_TOKEN that's NUMBER_TOKEN k with a wide digital lens now i also like to use super view as a digital lens which bumps the frame rate down to NUMBER_TOKEN but in my opinion both NUMBER_TOKEN and NUMBER_TOKEN frames per second are perfect for capturing cinematic slow motion as shown in the opening montage the next little tip on settings is to use the shortcuts feature now this is only available on the gopro hero NUMBER_TOKEN and i would recommend setting your camera up like this if you do have the hero NUMBER_TOKEN. there's four shortcuts screen shortcuts that i like to put up on the screen that's the ev composition the color the access to the iso and the digital lens now the reason why i like to have these as one touch shortcuts is because when our lighting conditions or our environment changes we can dial in different features to suit the shooting
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