New gopro! looking for settings advice...

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Regarding fov...... Do many folks try to change this underwater? The screen is so small and it takes some time to scroll through the menus.....on a dark, non clear water dive, Might be kind of a pain


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Yes, it's definitely a PITA. I grew tired of switching FOV to go between wide and narrow for macro.
 
Thx. I set in to narrow before leaving home since I was trying out new macro lenses...... Took surface video from the boat as we headed out to the dive site....obviously not optimal. May try some medium next time


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---------- Post added July 15th, 2014 at 03:00 PM ----------

So how is medium..... Both for macro and wider angle stuff? Need to do some more experimenting.....


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In my opinion, the "wide" fov warps the edges too much. It does seem to work well with large animals
though. On the surface it bends the horizon too much. I haven't used narrow too often. I've been happy with medium most of the time. I also have an 8mm fisheye on my olympus, so I can get wide video that way if I want. My gopro is mounted to the cold shoe of my Olympus housing.

i think I've only switched FoV twice while underwater.
 
Do you have Windows 8.1 ? I cannot process videos on my Go Pro Studio editing program, no storyboard. Any advice?
 
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