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Grimace427
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You need a longer exposure setting, not sure that is possible with a GoPro. Depending on your speed and time of day(longer when darker) 1/4 or 1/2 second will get you a nice blur.
Here is some stuff I found with a quick google search:
http://gopro.com/support/articles/advanced-protune-controls-explained
http://www.reddit.com/r/gopro/comments/2gymte/gopro_long_exposure_hack_with_gopro_hero3/
Here is some stuff I found with a quick google search:
http://gopro.com/support/articles/advanced-protune-controls-explained
http://www.reddit.com/r/gopro/comments/2gymte/gopro_long_exposure_hack_with_gopro_hero3/
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Hey V6Junkie,
A lot of those shots you see are either rig shots or longer exposure shots like grimace mentioned but as far as I know the GoPro doesnt have that specific functionality as you need to set shutter speed/aperture. The car also doesnt move fast at all, its actually going at a crawl and the shutter is open for a good few seconds and the rig is processed out.
However! What I would reccomend trying is, use one of those "selfie sticks" and get someone to drive your car, and hop into someone elses car and snap a few photos with your GoPro low and close to the vehicle. I bet you can get a shot very similar to a rig shot that way.
A lot of those shots you see are either rig shots or longer exposure shots like grimace mentioned but as far as I know the GoPro doesnt have that specific functionality as you need to set shutter speed/aperture. The car also doesnt move fast at all, its actually going at a crawl and the shutter is open for a good few seconds and the rig is processed out.
However! What I would reccomend trying is, use one of those "selfie sticks" and get someone to drive your car, and hop into someone elses car and snap a few photos with your GoPro low and close to the vehicle. I bet you can get a shot very similar to a rig shot that way.
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There are lots of how-to's out there, but this one summarizes it all pretty well: http://motivelife.com/topics/knowle...tive-rolling-shot-the-10-rules-by-josh-mackey
With the Go-Pro you may be able to do a frame grab, but I've never tried it...
With the Go-Pro you may be able to do a frame grab, but I've never tried it...
Grimace427
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If you want a screen-shot it's as simple as viewing the video you shot with the GoPro using VLC player and hitting ctl-S(or shift-S can't remember).
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[shift]-S in VLC
